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The Australia-Indonesia relationship is often portrayed as rocky, fragile or on tenterhooks, which shifts attention from the positive and genuine connection between neighbours to more controversial points of conversation. This […]
October has been a busy month for South Australian ‘Indonesianists’. Adelaide was host to a range of festivals including Asia Fest, Indofest and OzAsia Festival whose theme in 2015 was […]
AIYA’s communications team is expanding, and we’re looking for candidates to fill two (2) new Communications Officer positions! If you’re a young person with an interest in the Australia-Indonesia relationship […]
Bekerja pada media asal Australia membuat banyak kawan mengira, saya acapkali wara-wiri ke negeri kanguru untuk urusan tugas. Nyatanya? Tak pernah saya injakkan kaki ke benua- yang konon diklaim sebagai […]
Joey Eagleton is currently studying Honours in Asian Studies at the University of Western Australia. He is conducting research about the impact of the Islamic State in Indonesia. Recently he […]
October 2 is National Batik Day (Hari Batik Nasional) in Indonesia. Jarrah Sastrawan is a Balinese-Australian who attended primary school in Bali and has lived in Sydney since. His research interests […]
On Monday 21 September 2015, AIYA Western Australia together with the Australian Society for Sports History held a special Basa Basi event with professional football (soccer) player Robbie Gaspar. Robbie […]
Eid Al-Adha is an important and special commemoration for our Muslim friends. It’s the most significant celebration for our Muslim friends after Eid Al-Fitr. What does Eid Al-Adha mean? In […]
Tulus means sincere. It is not by a random chance his parents named him as such. tulus|tu·lus| sungguh dan bersih hati (benar-benar keluar dari hati yang suci); jujur; tidak pura-pura; […]
Aditya W Tumakaka is a Juris Doctor (JD) candidate at Melbourne Law School having already completed his undergraduate law degree in Indonesia. Aditya has worked at some of the top law […]