Aubrey Belford, Journalist
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 […]
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AIYA Survey: your thoughts so far
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! […]
Ayo, ikut survei AIYA 2013!
We’re looking for your help! As you might have seen at the start of the year, our national executive have been hard at work responding to the federal government’s Australia in […]
Joel Backwell, Assistant Trade Comissioner
Joel Backwell, who grew up Breamlea in southern Victoria, studied Arts/Law at Monash University, majoring in Indonesian language, history and politics. After graduation, Joel worked for Freehills (now Herbert Smith […]
Making the most of your exchange program
Going on exchange is an important part of studying Indonesian at university. We are fortunate that the great work of a few has given us excellent opportunities in the ACICIS‘ […]
Internship at AEC Indonesia
The Australian Electoral Commission office in Indonesia is offering Indonesian university students the opportunity to undertake a one-month internship at its office in Jakarta: The purpose of this program is […]
My PABM experience: Courtney Saville
I was sitting at home on a Sunday night and all of a sudden I remembered that applications for the Pidato Antarabangsa Bahasa Melayu (PABM) 2013 were about to close. I […]
Indonesian enrolments: what’s the story?
After the release of the Asian Century White Paper last year, the question of Indonesian language’s decline in schools and universities attracted a lot of coverage. This was highlighted most […]
Secretariat Officer at ACICIS
The Australian Consortium for In-Country Indonesian Studies, an AIYA partner organisation based at Murdoch University in Perth, is looking for candidates for a new part-time administrative position. The Secretariat Officer […]
Casual Events Organiser at the Australia-Indonesia Business Council
The Australia Indonesia Business Council are looking for a casual events organiser to work 7.5 hours, and possibly more, per week. The position would involve: Managing the AIBC’s membership database; […]