Meet the Australian Riding from Banda Aceh to Jakarta
Sam Bashfield studied Indonesian and was the chapter president of AIYA Victoria. After finishing a semester studying abroad in South Korea, he’s riding the length of Sumatra from Banda Aceh […]
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Where to celebrate Hari Raya Kemerdekaan
This Sunday, the 17th of August, marks Indonesian Independence Day — and with it, the country’s 69th birthday. Indonesian communities around Australia will be coming together to celebrate the occasion, […]
Crowdfunding Coordinator at Pozible
Australian crowdfunding platform Pozible is looking for a full time Crowdfunding Coordinator to work with the Marketing Manager on its plans to expand into Indonesia. According to their position description: Pozible […]
Wawancara dengan Muhammad Nur Rizal, Perhimpunan Indonesia Belajar
Pendidikan adalah salah satu hal yang terpenting dalam kehidupan kita, terutama bagi orang yang tidak mampu. Menagapa? Karena pendidikan bisa membantu anak-anak mendapatkan kehidupan yang lebih baik. Perhimpunan Indonesia Belajar […]
Q&A with Robbie Gaspar, professional football player
Robbie Gaspar played professional football (soccer) throughout Southeast Asia for over a decade including 7 years in Indonesia. Tim Flicker caught up with him to discuss his experiences of playing […]
Program Officer at ACICIS, Jakarta
The Australian Consortium for In-Country Indonesian Studies is looking for a Program Officer to managing its new Business Professional Practicum, based in Jakarta. Information about the program from ACICIS: In […]
Kelas Inspirasi
Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” The power of education and literacy can be used to eradicate poverty […]
Event wrap: Basa-basi with Tim Lindsey
“Imagine a situation where Indonesia had a larger economy than Japan or Germany”. Professor Tim Lindsey, the director of Melbourne University’s Centre for Islamic law, put this prediction to the […]
How social media saw election day
Yesterday, Indonesia headed to the polls to choose its first new present for a decade. Late on Wednesday, the result was not entirely clear: both Joko Widodo, the governor of […]
Who To Watch This Election Day
Today, nearly 190 million Indonesian voters have the chance to choose the president who will replace Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in October. If you’re a political tragic and want to tune in […]