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Margaret Kartomi is an ethnomusicologist, researcher and Professor of Music at Monash University. She is also a finalist in the Research category at the Australia Indonesia Awards 2018, organised by […]
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. This week, […]
AIYA NT President and Bachelor of Law student Max Stretton has just completed a stint at Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta, studying Indonesian and volunteering for AIYA Yogyakarta. Read on […]
Welcome back to AIYA Member Spotlight! In this regular series, we talk to a different AIYA Member from either Indonesia or Australia to hear their story. Entrepreneur and AIYA WA […]
Read the full media release here. The UFF today announced a sneak peek of the world class chefs, culinary heroes, and outstanding innovators who will join this year’s three-day program […]
Oleh Ella S Prihatini, University of Western Australia Memasuki awal 2018, diskusi mengenai pemilihan umum (pemilu) Indonesia yang digelar tahun depan mulai mengemuka. Selain isu calon presiden, tak kalah penting […]
Welcome back to AIYA Member Spotlight! In this regular series, we talk to a different AIYA Member from either Indonesia or Australia to hear their story. Sophie Hewitt, AIYA’s new […]
Indonesia is aiming for 20 million visitors by the end of 2019, with some 2 million expected to come from Australia. Short-term growth will come from: 1) Ongoing promotion of […]
The end of the year means another chance to recap the most fascinating highlights of the AIYA Blog in 2017. We started the year with a series of enlightening discussions […]
The ReelOzInd short film festival brings together Australian and Indonesian filmmakers in the hope of highlighting our friendship and common bilateral struggles. This week we hear from producer Ben Mortley, […]