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The Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program, widely known as AIYEP, is a dual government initiative between the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs, the Australia Indonesia Institute and the Indonesian Department […]
To all AIYA members and friends, The Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) is currently looking for new contributors for the AIYA blog. If you are passionate about the Australia-Indonesia relationship and […]
Kepada semua anggota dan teman AIYA, Asosiasi Pemuda Australia-Indonesia (AIYA) sedang mencari kontributor baru untuk blog AIYA. Jika kamu berminat dan tertarik dengan hubungan Australia-Indonesia, inilah kesempatan kamu. Kami mencari […]
“Home is just not a place where you happen to be born, it is the place where you become yourself.” -Pico Iyer Some countries will always hold special places in […]
Eline Widani is an Indonesian currently living and studying in Norway. Below is her story about studying in Norway and making new friends for life! 1. What do you miss […]
Before I left Australian authorities had conducted sweeping and much-criticised anti-terror raids across Sydney and Brisbane. In Melbourne, a young man thought to be sympathetic to the Islamic State had […]
When it comes to Language learning in Australia, it seems that the most common language being practised and used regularly is the “language of justification”. Whether it is politicians, language […]
Indonesia is celebrating a new era of democracy marked by the inauguration of its 7th President, Mr. Joko Widodo (Jokowi). But, what makes him the new hope for Indonesia? Indonesia’s […]
Sometimes, it seems Indonesia can be its own worst enemy. Over a dinner in Jakarta recently, a businessperson with long experience interacting with Indonesian policymakers lamented that politicians and bureaucrats […]
On Wednesday the 17th of September the AIYA ACT Chapter hosted approximately 250 students from years 7 to 12 from across the ACT. The students had an opportunity to experience […]