I’m putting together a straight-news article in Indonesian that exposes how systemic corruption among high-ranking officials drains public funds and stalls our nation’s development. As a student, I’ve gathered personal observations, some public reports, and local anecdotes about how this corruption leaves many citizens jobless, homeless, and forced into scavenging. Your task is to shape this material into a clear, balanced news piece aimed at everyday Indonesian readers. I need solid journalistic structure—strong lede, concise nut-graf, supporting quotes or statistics (with sources cited), plus a closing that points to possible reforms without turning the article into an opinion piece. The tone must remain factual and neutral while still engaging enough for a local audience. Deliverable: • One publish-ready Indonesian-language news article (≈1,000–1,200 words) in Word or Google Docs, complete with attribution for any data or quotations used. I’ll supply my notes once we start; please feel free to suggest additional reputable sources if gaps appear. I look forward to working with someone who understands Indonesian context, AP style (or Kompas-style) conventions, and tight, clear storytelling.