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Did you know that bilingualism was considered one of the main causes of slow language development back in the past? That’s right, and it’s because a lot of parents thought […]
As Australia grapples with a waste management crisis, Indonesian artists campaigning against pollution have been recognised by Australian curators for their innovative approach to the issue. Australia’s unsatisfactory waste management […]
Welcome back to Member Spotlight where we introduce you to the personalities behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to AIYA Yogyakarta Sports officer, Owen Wishart!
Success often depends on who you know. Thursday the 8th of August saw AIYA QLD host its second event, and it was a huge success. Malam Karier sets the stage […]
The biggest annual Indonesian concert that has been in Melbourne for 13 years, SOUNDSEKERTA, is back on 28 September in Melbourne Town Hall! The theme this year, “Mosaic […]
Welcome back to Member Spotlight learn more about the lives of those behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to AIYA President, Clarice Campbell!
By Johanna Debora Imelda, Universitas Indonesia Coin rubbing is a form of folk medication practised in Indonesia and other Southeast Asian and East Asian countries, such as Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, […]
This article was originally posted by Alison Carroll on The Conversation. Review: Contemporary Worlds: Indonesia, National Gallery of Australia They talk of a family of nations, or families of nations. […]
Welcome back to Member Spotlight learn more about the lives of those behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to AIYA Yogyakarta Events Officer, Tata!
It was Wittgenstein who said “the limits of my language mean the limits of my world”, and one can hardly find arguments against this statement. In the world that […]