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The Victorian Government Business Office, part of an international network of offices representing the State Government of Victoria overseas, is looking for a Trade Director, to be based in Jakarta. […]
The Victorian Government Business Office, part of an international network of offices representing the State Government of Victoria overseas, is looking for a Government Liaison Manager, to be based in […]
Elisabeth Kramer is a PhD student at the University of Sydney and a Teaching Fellow with the Department of Indonesian Studies. She is researching anti-corruption symbolism and rhetoric in Indonesia’s legislative election […]
Chris Hall is a project manager at UniBRIDGE, a new project designed to connect young Australian and Indonesians to each other through online cultural and language exchange. We talked to […]
The Grassroots Business Fund, a Jakarta-based organisation which aims to “build and support [businesses] which provide sustainable economic opportunities to millions of people living in low income communities” is looking for […]
Minggu, 13 April 2014, adalah hari bersejarah bagi University of Queensland Indonesian Student Association (UQISA). Pada hari Minggu tersebut, melalui acara “My Beautiful Indonesia”, telah diresmikan UQISA Care program, yang […]
English First, a language school based in Yogyakarta, is looking for native English speakers to join its team of language instructors. We are a well-established provider of English here in […]
Young Indonesian foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong are overlooked for their talent and potential in mainstream society, writes Samantha Yap. They work as maids every day of the week, […]
On Wednesday night, about 30 AIYA members and friends attended the very first Basa-Basi Speakers event. We were fortunate enough to welcome the Indonesian Vice Consul for Information, Social and […]
The Australian International High School in Makassar is looking for a native English speaker to assist with its English teaching program. The position would involve assisting teachers in delivering English-language […]