AIYA Links: 16 October

In the news

Wie gehts, masbro! Indonesian literature and publishing is the ‘guest of honour’ at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
Changes to minimum wage policy announced in Indonesia’s latest deregulation package.
President Jokowi will meet tech industry chiefs during his upcoming visit to the U.S.
‘Flawed Justice’: Amnesty International releases a damning report on Indonesian courts’ application of capital punishment.
Indonesia’s parliament will soon move to regulate ridesharing apps like GoJek and Uber.

AIYA friends in Adelaide were treated to an expert panel discussion on the relationship with Penny Wong, Andrew Rosser and Nathan Gray.
Tak kenal maka tak sayang—sebuah refleksi setelah perjalanan ke negara tetangga dari peserta CAUSINDY 2015, Nurina Savitri.

Sign up for NAILA! The National Australia Indonesia Language Awards are a great opportunity to win up to $3,000 while displaying your hard-earned Indonesian language skills. Applications close soon, so head over to the NAILA website for full details.
AIYA Communications Officers: AIYA National is looking for two volunteers to help with our online communications. Check out the AIYA Jobs Board for more detail.

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