AIYA Links: 29 July

In the news

A cabinet reshuffle in Indonesia sees reform superstar Sri Mulyani Indrawati return to the finance portfolio.
The Jakarta Post has in-depth analysis of the politics of the reshuffle.
Human rights advocates are dismayed by the appointment of tainted ex-general Wiranto as the top law and security minister.
Indonesia has attracted international opprobrium after executing prisoners who may have been wrongly convicted.
Indonesian foreign policy heavyweights call in an open letter for a clearer stand from Jakarta on the South China Sea.

@DubesAustralia aka Australian Ambassador Paul Grigson was at Asialink in Melbourne to spruik investment in Indonesia.
The Australia Indonesia Centre publishes a report on its work promoting cross-border collaborative research.

NAILA: the deadline to take part in the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards in the Executive, Native Speaker and People’s Choice (Group) categories is extended until 8 August.
AIIA Commbank Scholarship 2017: check out this great opportunity for NSW high school students to benefit from intensive language training in Yogyakarta.

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