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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 […]
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; […]
Over the weekend, two AIYA members, Arjuna Dibley and Nicholas Mark, were fortunate enough to take part in the second Indonesia-Australia Dialogue, a bilateral event which brought together high-profile figures […]
Molly Rydon, our South Australia chapter President, passed on this documentary by anak ACICIS Elise Young about ‘hijab style’ in Indonesia. Many of us will have noticed the colourful shops and […]