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Tiada awan di langit yang tetap selamanya. Tiada mungkin akan terusmenerus terang cuaca. Sehabis malam gelap gulita, lahir pagi membawa keindahan. Kehidupan manusia serupa alam. – Raden Ajeng Kartini Kutipan […]
On 23 May 2016, DFAT’s pioneering educational app, Next Door Land, officially went live! Over the next few weeks, the AIYA Blog will be providing insights into the background to […]
AIYA ACT held an Indonesian Cultural Night on Friday 13 May. The aim of the night was to connect with ANU students and the wider Canberra community in a celebration […]
A Day of Youth Empowerment was an event commemorating Indonesia Education Day. It was held on Saturday 30 April at Widya Mandira Catholic University (WMCU). As well as commemorating Indonesia […]
The following essay is the winning entry of AIYA Yogyakarta’s recent Hari Kartini Essay Writing Competition. In commemoration of Kartini’s continuing legacy, the AIYA Yogyakarta team invited its members to […]
Sebelum saya memulai resensi ini, rasanya saya mesti mengakui suatu hal, yaitu saya memilih untuk menonton film The Sun, The Moon & The Hurricane bukan sembarangan atau tanpa alasan. Tema […]
A Captivating Brew of Family, Friendship & Business Filosofi Kopi (Philosophy of Coffee), directed by Indonesian filmmaker Angga Dwimas Sasongko, was first screened in Australia on 14 April 2016 as […]
At midnight on ANZAC Day, submissions to our third annual AIYA Survey officially closed, and what an amazing result! After a one-week extension, to allow any stragglers the chance to […]
Australia had long posed unanswered questions in my mind. I wondered why Australia had become such a developed country with such a strong economy and technical sophistication? Why had the […]
The Indonesian Film Festival (IFF), screened at Melbourne’s ACMI theatre, is known for its ability to tackle controversial topics and push boundaries, and this year’s festival was no exception. In […]