Lindsay Murdoch is a two-time winner of the Walkley Award, Australia's top award for journalistic excellence. Lindsay is a former correspondent based in Singapore, Jakarta and Darwin. In 1999 he covered the tumultuous events in East Timor, and in 2003 he covered the Iraq war while embedded with US Marines.
Lindsay Murdoch Even before Thein Sein arrives in Washington on Tuesday, the President of Myanmar has achieved a significant concession from the US, turning the tide in a diplomatic tug-of-words over what to call...
Lindsay Murdoch PHNOM PENH: President Barack Obama told Burma's impoverished people he had come to ''extend the hand of friendship'' during a six-hour visit to the former pariah state that marked a historic...
Lindsay Murdoch The anti-child sex crusading priest Shay Cullen plans to mobilise Filipinos to protest against the return of United States forces to the former home of the US 7th Fleet at Subic Bay, north of Manila,...
Lindsay Murdoch President Barack Obama tells Burma's impoverished people he had come to 'extend the hand of friendship' during a six hour visit to the former pariah state.
Lindsay Murdoch FATHER Shay Cullen, a campaigner against the sexual abuse of children, hopes to mobilise Filipinos against the return of United States forces to the former home of the US 7th Fleet at Subic Bay,...
Lindsay Murdoch in Bangkok The United States and human rights groups have criticised the jailing of three prominent Vietnamese bloggers for between four and 12 years in a crackdown on online dissent in the communist state.
Lindsay Murdoch Kidnappers linked to the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group in the southern Philippines have freed an American teenage hostage six days after the abduction of Sydney adventurer Warren Rodwell in the same...
Lindsay Murdoch, Bangkok US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton makes Burma's purchase of missile technology from North Korea a high priority in her visit.
Lindsay Murdoch, Bangkok A new book lifts the secrecy surrounding Thailand's monarchy, detailing investments and ownership of tens of thousands of properties worth more than $US40 billion.
Lindsay Murdoch, Phnom Penh Rewards ahead for impoverished nation after last weekend's pro-democracy by-election win.
Lindsay Murdoch A move to revive a two-child limit on Muslim Rohingya in western Myanmar has provoked widespread outrage including from the country's opposition leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
Lindsay Murdoch Seven Muslims were sentenced to long jail for their roles in Mynamar's religious violence as President Thein Sein pledged in Washington to end racial and religious discrimination in his country.
Lindsay Murdoch Defying threats of arrest, organisers of anti-government rallies across Malaysia have called on 500,000 supporters to march on the country's Election Commission to protest against election fraud.
Lindsay Murdoch Malaysia's scandal tainted governing coalition fended off its strongest ever challenge on Sunday to win national elections and extend its 56-year rule in the South-East Asia country.
Lindsay Murdoch As voters go viral with their protests, the opposition warns it will challenge the result.
Lindsay Murdoch Months before Shane Todd was found hanging in his Singapore apartment the American engineer told his parents his life was being threatened in a shadowy world of high tech secrets and espionage.
Lindsay Murdoch Singapore's fast-growing Christian community has been shaken by the trial of six evangelical church leaders accused of embezzling more than $S50 million ($40.
Lindsay Murdoch For days mysterious charter flights have been criss-crossing the South China Sea, transporting tens of thousands of people to vote in Malaysia's tightly-fought election on Sunday.
Lindsay Murdoch Malaysia goes to the polls on Sunday in what will be its tightest contest ever.
Lindsay Murdoch Soon the last POWs will make the annual pilgrimage to the eerie eight-metre deep stone cutting called Hellfire Pass on the infamous death railway: the youngest is 90 now, even if he lied about his...