Lost Lasem
Tiongkok Kecil Heritage Lasem – Jl. Karangturi / Author Original post by : Inside Indonesia – Written by Vania Djunaidi Three hours bus ride from Semarang in Central Java is Lasem, […]
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Menuju Akhir Tahun bersama Timor Land Fest 2019
Photo by Anak Timor Hitz Anak Timor Hitz merupakan salah satu komunitas asal pulau Timor, Nusa Tenggara Timur di Jakarta. Berdasarkan pantauan tim AIYA’s Blog melalui instagram, komunitas ini aktif […]
Makassar and its familiarity with Australia
Photo by : Rumata’ Artspace Indonesian version, click here For many, the first thing that crosses the mind upon hearing the name Makassar is the city’s famed culinary specialty, Coto […]
Serunya diskusi NTT Muda, Mulai dari Menulis CV sampai Workshop Interview Kerja
NTT Muda merupakan salah satu komunitas yang dibentuk oleh anak-anak Nusa Tenggara Timur sebagai wadah belajar, diskusi, bertukar informasi mengenai beasiswa dan pada umumnya bergerak dalam bidang pendidikan. Ada begitu […]
“Detoxing” Bali with PlastikDetox Bali
Started as a plastic conscious movement back in 2012, PlastikDetox Bali (PDB) has helped communities and businesses in “detoxing” Bali from its plastic addictions. The idea translated into its name […]
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT – Maxine Williams
Welcome back to Member Spotlight where we introduce you to the personalities behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to President of AIYA NSW, Maxine Williams. What is your […]
Domestic Violence in Indonesia and Rifka Annisa
Hi there! We’re Erin and Sabrina, lovely to meet you all! We’re two students from Australia on exchange in Yogyakarta through the ACICIS Development Studies Immersion Program. We are currently […]
Indonesia Retains Top Spot for Australian Students
Original post : https://indonesia.embassy.gov.au/jakt/MR19_025.html Indonesia has again ranked as the number one study destination under the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan Mobility Program. In 2020 more than 2,100 Australian university […]
Career Tips for International Students
Studying abroad is one of the most exhilarating, fulfilling and life-changing experiences, but in order to make it happen, one needs to be well-prepared and organized. The crucial aspect of […]
AIYA Survey 2019
AIYA is pleased to present to you the 2019 AIYA Survey. This year’s survey aims to project the voice of young Australians and Indonesians regarding the health and status of […]