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The victory increases Australia's chance to finish second in Group C, behind Japan, to qualify for the 48 -team World Cup in North America next year.
Two goals in two minutes helped Australia be protected 5-1 trashing of Indonesia To Sami, closer to the qualification of the World Cup, as the Dutch legend Patrick Clivert was well beaten in his first game.
Indonesia missed an early punishment before the impact of Martin Boyle and a blow to Nishan Velupilai during a frantic opening for 20 minutes caused the damage to the Sydney football stadium.
Break by Jackson Irvine and another from Lewis Miller seal the victory.
“The result today was very important and the fact that we did it with five goals, really pleased,” said the man of the match Irvine.
Australian Captain Matt Ryan was not completely pleased.
“I think the result is a little caressing us to be honest,” the goalkeeper said. “At the beginning of the game, they had two big chances, and if they put one of them, it could have been a different game.
“But inertia is an important thing in sports and we have started this profitable momentum now in an important (FIFA) window and it is important to learn and become better.”
The victory was a huge impetus for Tony Popovic's men in the race, which will be second in the Asian group C behind Runaway Leaders Japan and automatically qualifies for the 48 -team tournament in North America next year.
Now Australia has 10 points, four clear from Indonesia, with three games to play, including a decisive game against China on Tuesday.
Saudi Arabia and China, which are found later in Riyadh, both have six points, as well as Bahrain who encounter Japan on the Site. Japan will book its place at the World Cup if it wins.
Only the best two progress automatically, with the third and fourth being forced in another circle of Asian qualifications.
The defeat confirmed the scale of the task that former Barcelona striker Cloud, who was appointed in January after Shin Tae-Yong was fired.
His side is home because of a compulsory exhibition against Bahrain next week in their candidacy to reach the World Cup for the first time since independence in 1945.
Australia was without a handful of injured regular ones, including Leicester's defender Harry Sutr and midfielder Middlesbrough Riley McGri.
But they were still done working against a team presenting 10 players born in the Netherlands and naturalized to play for Indonesia.
In breathless, Ryan took down a spectacular rescue to deny Jay Idz and minutes later, Indonesia won a penalty when Kye Rowles took Rafael Stick.
But Kevin Dicks hit the publication.
Ten minutes later, Socceroos was late when they were rewarded with a penalty after VAR intervention, and Hibernean Boyle's striker made no mistake.
With their momentum, the hosts doubled their front two minutes later, when Adam Tagart found a velupila, which calmly rises above the goalkeeper Maartne Paes.
Ervine made 3-0 in the 34th minute, forcing a fine rescue from Paes, but transforming the rebound.
Both Miller and Irvine added to Tally in the second half of Craig Goodwin Corners, before Ole Romeni from Indonesia pulls back late late.
