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According to Australian Ambassador Paul Grigson, the biggest opportunities for Australian business may be in Indonesia’s regions. AIYA Victoria attended a keynote address with the Ambassador organised by Asialink Business […]
The Australia Indonesia Association of NSW (AIA) is offering 2 scholarships to NSW high school students for an intensive 2-week Indonesian language course. The course includes daily tuition and real […]
The Council of International Students Australia (CISA) is the peak representative body for international students in Australia, and held its annual National Conference across two days earlier this month in […]
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire, the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth […]
This is a review of the Indonesian film Negeri van Oranje (The Land of Orange), which was screened during the 2016 Indonesian Film Festival (IFF) at ACMI Melbourne. The film […]
ModCon (short for Modern Conference) is a competition in which students and emerging artists from Australia and Indonesia submit their original digital artworks. The ten shortlisted artworks will be featured […]
Australia akan mengadakan Pemilihan Umum pada tanggal 2 Juli 2016. Pemilu kali ini berbeda dengan lazimnya pemilu yang diselenggarakan tiga tahun sekali. Pemilu bulan Juli yang akan datang terjadi karena […]
AIYA NSW hosted the inaugural Great Garooda Debate on 23 June. It was a night of lively and entertaining debate with just a hint of healthy competition – a winning […]
It was a sunny Friday morning when 20 Indonesian students arrived in the Top End to take part in the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association Indonesia–Australia Pastoral Program (NIAPP), which was […]
AIYA’s Executive Partner, the Australia-Indonesia Centre hosted their third Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program in late May. The signature initiative brought together 28 leaders from both countries, representing government, business, media and academia. The […]