AIYA Links: 3 June

In the news

Indonesia has just missed out on an investment-grade rating from S&P.
An Australian resident may receive the death penalty in a high profile homicide case underway in Jakarta.
Reuters explains how Indonesia’s tax crackdown is leading some to switch to cash transactions.
Pan Allen: why isn’t Kartini’s work commonly considered part of Indonesia’s literary canon?
CAUSINDY’s Chris Urbanski gets some love from Indonesian media for his coffee ordering skills.

DFAT’s great new educational app, Next Door Land, officially went live last week. We caught up with developers Agate Studio to talk about how this pioneering Australia-Indonesia tech collaboration came to be.
Dian Vinnie Fabyola profiles Penny Robertson, an Australian educator well known for her work in special education in Indonesia.

Glenroy College in Melbourne is seeking a qualified Indonesian language teacher: more details at the AIYA Jobs Board.
Perth, 7 June: AIYA WA members and friends are invited to a special end-of-semester dinner featuring guest speaker Associate Professor David Reeve.

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