The AIYA Survey 2016 Report is here!
The Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) is proud to announce the release of the 2016 Member Survey. As part of our mission to connect, inform and inspire, a regular survey is […]
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Cry Jailolo and Balabala: Q&A with Eko Supriyanto
Internationally renowned dancer-choreographer Eko Supriyanto is originally from Solo, Central Java. His credits run from The Lion King on Broadway and Madonna’s World Tour to Peter Sellar’s Le Grand Macabre and […]
Kesalahan Kecil dalam Bahasa Indonesia
Tim Flicker, lulusan program ACICIS, hari ini memberikan berbagai pengalaman yang mengejutkan sewaktu dia ikut program ACICIS di Yogyakarta, Indonesia, dan menganjurkan pula sarannya mempelajari bahasa Indonesia yang sering dapat […]
Exciting and dynamic: Australia Indonesia Business Week
Perth, Western Australia is tightening its belt and is now looking North, beyond the mining boom and beyond WA to our vast neighbour, Indonesia. The bilateral relationship between Indonesia and […]
Pengalaman AIYEP Yang Membangun Jaringan Pribadi: Fati Ramadhanti
Nama saya Danti, saya adalah salah satu peserta AIYEP 2013/2014 dari Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia. Program AIYEP saya dilakukan di Sydney untuk fase Australia dan Sumatra Barat untuk fase Indonesia. Bagi […]
My AIYEP Experience Living in Australia: Nurzahara Amalia
Nurzahara Amalia (Zahara) of Banten was an 2013-14 Australia-Indonesia Youth Exchange Program (AIYEP) participant, and here shares a reflection on the ups and downs of experiencing life in Australia. I […]
Ni Komang Santi: dari Jualan Jagung Hingga Jadi Koordinator Spa
Simak cerita seorang perempuan dari Bali bernama Komang Santi yang pernah dapat sukses dalam kehidupannya melalui berniat yang kuat dan mencoba sebanyak-banyaknya untuk berkembang secara profesional dan pribadi. Saya lahir […]
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2016: a feast of Indonesia-focused content
From human rights and politics in Asia to the role of activism and art, Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2016 (UWRF16) traversed five days of enthralling panel discussions, dynamic performances, […]
Learning the meaning of Gotong Royong as an Anak ACICIS
Katrina Steedman shares her fascinating perspectives on living through a volcanic eruption (“with ash like falling snow”), learning the importance of mutual aid and cooperation in local communities (“the Indonesian […]
NAILA 2016 Awardees
We are delighted to announce the amazing winners of the National Australian Indonesian Language Awards (NAILA) for 2016! NAILA is a flagship initiative of AIYA which aims to reward and foster the […]