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Rikayanti Desy is a young Acehnese woman and an Australia Awards Scholarship (AAS) recipient, currently studying a Masters of Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control at Griffith University. Today Rika shares […]
“Indonesia is a country of astounding numbers…”. And incredible variety too – so how does an Australian go about experiencing such a country? In the latest in a series, Jessica […]
Temu Lawak, or Teater Muda Langkah Awal Merdeka, was held on 20 August 2016 before a packed house at the Athenaeum Theatre in Melbourne to celebrate the 71st anniversary of […]
Goenawan Mohamad is a towering figure in Indonesia. He founded Tempo in 1971 and at various times in his life has been a journalist, editor, activist, poet, essayist, arts philanthropist, […]
Ada Apa Dengan Cinta merupakan film yang populer sekali sewaktu dirilisnya pada tahun 2002, namun walaupun begitu para penonton menantikan sekuelnya selama 14 tahun. Berbagai cabang AIYA di Australia, bekerja sama dengan All in Pixel, […]
ModCon (short for Modern Conference) is a competition in which students and emerging artists from Australia and Indonesia submit their original digital artworks. The ten shortlisted artworks will be featured […]
“Kami memiliki tugas untuk memperkenalkan budaya Indonesia ke sekolah-sekolah yang ada di Australia…”. Renza Tahalele mengisahkan perjalanan menarik mengetahui bahasa Inggris serta pengalaman mengesankan selama AIYEP. Dulu, waktu saya masih […]
With the commemoration of 71 years of Indonesian independence on 17 August, we decided to take a look at where Australians and Indonesians in Australia are able to join in […]
There is a wealth of discussion currently going on about women and children’s rights in Indonesia, and many NGOs work to address these issues. Mitra Wacana Women’s Resource Centre (WRC) is […]
Wayan Wardika shares an inspiring story of courage, commitment and struggle that all started in a small village in the heart of Bali. Speaking with Jane Ahlstrand, he describes the […]