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The Office of National Assessments (ONA), the Australian Government’s peak foreign intelligence analysis agency, is advertising an expected vacancy for an Indonesia/Timor Leste Analyst (APS5 to EL1) based in Canberra. The […]
JobsDB is a well-known online employment portal operating throughout Southeast Asia and China. Their Jakarta office is advertising a full time Data Analyst position for a candidate with suitable skills […]
July, 2013: The Australia-Indonesia Youth Association this week opened applications for the inaugural Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, or CAUSINDY. The conference, to be held at the Australian National […]
As many of you will have noticed, AIYA recently undertook a survey of our membership base to inform our submission to the DFAT Indonesian Country Strategy. The Indonesia Country Strategy […]
The Australian Consortium for In-Country Studies, or ACICIS, are looking for a Secretariat Officer to join them at their secretariat at Murdoch University, Perth. The Secretariat Officer will be part […]
The Australia Trade Commission is advertising for Assistant Trade Commissioners, to begin posting in 2014: Assistant Trade Commissioners participate in Austrade’s Trade Commissioner Development Program, which is designed to allow you to […]
Since we launched the AIYA website last year, we’ve had a great response, with more than 4,500 visitors so far and a huge number of subscribers on social media and […]
Engage Media, a portal for independent film makers which ‘uses the power of video, the internet and free software technologies to create social and environmental change’, is looking for a […]
Aubrey Belford grew up on the northern beaches of Sydney, and studied a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sydney. It wasn’t until his third year that he began […]
With the AIYA survey left to run until Friday, we thought we’d share some early trends in your responses. If you haven’t given your feedback just yet, don’t miss out! […]
