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It has been quite a remarkable week for the Australia-Indonesia relationship. Both governments are showing signed of strengthening their collaborations and we finally saw a big win for the future […]
Selama berpuluh-puluh tahun, Indonesia menggunakan sistem transaksi pembayaran non-tunai milik asing seperti Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Unionpay, American Express, dan sebagainya. Namun, tahukah Anda bahwa pemerintah Indonesia telah menerapkan sistem transaksi […]
Indigenous Australian innovator Julie-ann Lambourne recently visited Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bali. There she took part in a series of events and conferences organised by the Australian Embassy in Indonesia. This […]
Hallo semua anggota dan teman AIYA, Australia-Indonesia Youth Assocation (AIYA) sedang mencari kontributor baru untuk blog AIYA. Jika kamu berminat dan tertarik dengan hubungan Australia-Indonesia, informasi/ide yang ingin kamu bagikan, […]
Hello AIYA members and friends, The Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) is currently looking for new contributors for the AIYA blog. If you are passionate about the Australia-Indonesia relationship and have […]
Welcome back to AIYA Member Spotlights! In this regular series, we talk to a different AIYA Member from either Indonesia or Australia to hear their story. This week, AIYA Victoria Treasurer […]
Sydney – The annual Indonesian Diaspora Network gathering this year taken place in the Royal Botanical Garden under the theme Melangkah Bersama Merajut Merah Putih. Indonesian Consul General […]
Dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, penemuan arkeologis terbaru mengungkapkan adanya kehidupan manusia Aborigin awal Australia di Kakadu, Northern Territory sekitar 65.000 tahun lalu, di wilayah Kimberley dan Pilbara, Australia Barat sekitar […]
Welcome back to Spotlight on an AIYA Member! In this regular series, we talk to a different AIYA Member from either Indonesia or Australia to hear their story. Our target […]
Many parents consider that raising their children to speak more than one language will give their offspring an edge over monolingual kids. To compete in a globalised world, future generations […]