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By Dicky Pelupessy, Universitas Indonesia After outnumbering Thailand in academic publications for the first time, Indonesia is upbeat that it will catch up with its more productive neighbours, Singapore and […]
By Lukman Solihin, Research and Development Agency of Indonesian Education and Culture Ministry It was a sunny day at a public elementary school in a rural area near Yogyakarta. Students […]
Thomas Wright, The University of Queensland Four of Indonesia’s rivers rank among the 20 most polluted in the world in terms of mismanaged plastic waste measured in metric tons. This […]
AFS Intercultural Programs and the Australia Indonesia Institute are proud to announce that applications are now open for the Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program (AIYEP) 2017/2018. This core program within […]
For today’s youth, the challenges connected to the Australia-Indonesia relationship are plenty. How best to confront these obstacles imposed by sometimes rocky governmental relations? Luckily, AIYA Victoria recieved valuable input […]
Seventy-two years of Indonesian Independence were celebrated on stage before a sold-out audience at Athenaeum Theatre in Melbourne in late August. A queue totalling more than 800 was seen outside […]
Dengar yuk! Sudah ditambah satu cabang lagi dari AIYA, namanya AIYA Eastern Indonesia. Sekarang cabang AIYA di Nusa Tenggara Timor (AIYA NTT) sudah diganti nama menjadi AIYA Eastern Indonesia, dan […]
AIYA member Jane Ahlstrand has a prolific record of Indonesia engagement. From performing and teaching Balinese dance to appearing on Indonesian television, she has been an avid advocate of cultural […]
What is gamelan jegog? The instrument has been encouraging Australians to visit and experience more than just the common tourist attractions in Bali. Read on for more information from Jane […]
The Indonesia Garudas, a team of young Indonesian footballers from clubs, schools and orphanages across Indonesia, are heading to Melbourne to join the AFL International Cup from August 5-19 2017. […]