The Krakatoas & Netball Indonesia: Connecting individuals through sport
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire, the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth […]
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Indonesian Film Festival 2016: Negeri van Oranje
This is a review of the Indonesian film Negeri van Oranje (The Land of Orange), which was screened during the 2016 Indonesian Film Festival (IFF) at ACMI Melbourne. The film […]
ModCon 2016: Q&A with Andang Kelana
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 […]
Apa itu Pemilu ‘Double Dissolution’ Sebenarnya?
Australia akan mengadakan Pemilihan Umum pada tanggal 2 Juli 2016. Pemilu kali ini berbeda dengan lazimnya pemilu yang diselenggarakan tiga tahun sekali. Pemilu bulan Juli yang akan datang terjadi karena […]
AIYA NSW’s The Great Garooda Debate
AIYA NSW hosted the inaugural Great Garooda Debate on 23 June. It was a night of lively and entertaining debate with just a hint of healthy competition – a winning […]
NIAPP: A Journey to the Outback
It was a sunny Friday morning when 20 Indonesian students arrived in the Top End to take part in the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association Indonesia–Australia Pastoral Program (NIAPP), which was […]
AIYA Supporting Future Generations at the Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program
AIYA’s Executive Partner, the Australia-Indonesia Centre hosted their third Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program in late May. The signature initiative brought together 28 leaders from both countries, representing government, business, media and academia. The […]
Next Door Land: Q&A with Asia Education Foundation
Next Door Land, DFAT’s engaging and entertaining educational app traversing Indonesia and Australia, went live a fortnight ago. This article is the third in a series about the ground-breaking game, […]
Little Village, Big Dreams: Wilibrodus Marianus
Wilibrodus Marianus, or Wili for short, is a young, upcoming social activist and television journalist with NET.TV. Now based in Jakarta, he grew up in the impoverished village of Mauponggo […]
Next Door Land: Q&A with Agate Studio
DFAT’s pioneering educational app, Next Door Land, officially went live last week. With this article, AIYA is continuing to share insights into the game’s background, this time with a focus on […]