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AIYA Western Australia’s Natrisha Barnett was a participant in the recent Australia-Indonesia Youth Dialogue, hosted by the Australia-Indonesia Institute at the Australian Embassy in Jakarta on the 10th of February. […]
AIYA mencari kandidat kontributor website untuk mengumpulkan dan membuat konten baru dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Asosiasi Pemuda Australia-Indonesia (Australia-Indonesia Youth Association, AIYA) adalah sebuah organisasi non-pemerintah yang didirikan pada tahun 2012 untuk […]
Two new Chapter Presidents for AIYA’s Victoria and ACT chapters were confirmed this week — a big congratulations Luke Dawes and Kirrilly McKenzie! Luke Dawes accepts his new role as Chapter […]
This week’s video from CAUSINDY 2013 is a wide-ranging discussion on entrepreneurship, foreign aid, and the importance of the Australia-Indonesia relationship to Australia in the “Asian Century”. John Denton is […]
If Jakarta was its own country, it would have an economy the size of Libya’s — and if West Java were measured alone, it would have a population larger than Canada. […]
Since the AIYA Blog launched last year, we’ve been thrilled at the response — with more than 500 regular visitors, a weekly newsletter, and some terrific articles from AIYA members […]
The Forests Asia Summit, to be held this May, is looking for young people from ASEAN countries to moderate roundtable discussions on the summit’s key themes: Are you: Involved in […]
“It’s hard to understand how completely this will change almost everything about our region.” In this week’s video from the first Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, Melbourne University’s Professor […]
What do Vice President Boediono, Minister of Finance Chatib Basri and Metro TV’s Najwa Shihab have in common? They have all benefited from the opportunity to undertake postgraduate study at […]
The Conversation, an independent news website funded by a consortium of Australian and international universities, is looking for a “talented bilingual journalist” to lead its coverage from Jakarta: The ideal […]
