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Raden Ajeng Kartini adalah nama yang sangat tidak asing bagi masyarakat Indonesia, mengingat bahwa Kartini adalah pahlawan Indonesia yang berhasil membawa emansipasi perempuan akan tradisi dan pendidikan. Tetapi Kartini (2017) adalah film […]
Driven by their vision to create a platform to share ideas and create impact, Marsha Santoso and Albert Tjahja founded the Indonesian Ideas Conference (ICON) while studying at the University […]
The Australian Embassy recently held the Australia Indonesia Youth Leaders Seminar in Jakarta, where attendees, including AIYA Jakarta’s Felix Sihombing, heard from speakers Dino Patti Jalal, Noke Kiroyan and Derval […]
Welcome to the second-part of our series In Conversation with Desi Anwar. In this article, Desi Anwar reflects on how we as Indonesians and Australians perceive one another and opportunities […]
With a career spanning over two decades, Desi Anwar is a household name in Indonesia. She is a distinguished columnist, senior anchor, journalist and the host of Insight with Desi […]
Nine years ago, Rob Henry left Australia and traveled to the Mentawai Islands, 150 metres off the coast of West Sumatra, to live with an indigenous tribal community. Now, he […]
“When a local Dayak leader started negotiations by laying his sword on the table between us, I decided it was time to leave.” The Australia Indonesia Awards celebrate the contributions […]
Applications are now open for the 2017 National Australia Indonesia Language Awards! NAILA is an annual speech competition that rewards and fosters the development of Indonesian language learning in Australia […]
The University of New South Wales’ Indonesian Student Association of Australia (PPIA) is bringing young Indonesian’s together to innovate at the inaugural Indonesian Ideas Conference (ICON) on Saturday 27 May. […]
“…get on a plane get up to Indonesia! As much as I strongly encourage people to learn the language and culture, you can’t just do that in a classroom.” The […]