AIYA President’s Message: 2015 in Review
Dear AIYA members, followers and friends, Selamat tahun baru dan selamat Hari Australia! Thank you to everyone for your ongoing support of AIYA throughout 2015. This letter provides an update […]
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Embracing Diversity: The Beauty of Religious Pluralism
Indonesia is a country well known for its ability to embrace different religions. Clarissa Tanurahardja writes about the beauty of religious pluralism and why it is something to celebrate. In […]
Australia Indonesia Awards Finalists Announced
Australia Indonesia Association (AIA) has initiated a national program of annual awards to recognise and honour Australians and Indonesians who have made significant contributions to the greater understanding and friendship […]
Indonesian Film Festival (IFF) 2016 Submissions NOW OPEN
Interested in Indonesian culture? Interested in expressing your ideas through a movie? Do you have a passion to participate in the filmmaking industry? Calling all short filmmakers — Indonesian Film […]
Membuka Arsip Digital Majalah ‘Inside Indonesia’
Pada hari Senin, 30 November 2015, AIYA Jakarta dan Inside Indonesia meluncurkan kumpulan arsip digital dari majalah Inside Indonesia. Event itu diadakan di Coffee Institute, Jakarta, Indonesia. Yang menarik adalah […]
The Inaugural National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA) 2015
The National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA) celebrated its inaugural year with an Awards Ceremony and Networking Weekend in Melbourne on 20 – 21 November. Allens hosted the Awards Ceremony […]
Komnas Perempuan: Indonesia’s superhero for women’s rights
Komnas Perempuan, or KP, as it is affectionately known by its staff and supporters, is not your average institution. For a start, it’s the only government-owned building with a giant […]
Ashmore Reef, Nelayan Rote, dan Masalah Pelintas Batas Perairan Indonesia-Australia 1974–2007.
Noor Fatia Lastika Sari sedang belajar Sejarah Australia di Universitas Indonesia. Fatia tertarik untuk belajar Australian studies karena menurutnya Australia adalah salah satu tetangga terpenting bagi Indonesia. Perbatasan antara kedua negara ini juga […]
Negeri Darurat Asap!
Andrei Febrian lulusan Universitas Dipenogoro tahun 2013, Fakultas Sains dan Matematika, Jurusan Biologi. Memiliki ketertarikan tentang isu yang terkait dengan lingkungan hidup. Ketertarikannya yang kuat terhadap isu lingkungan hidup membuatnya menulis […]
Because of Mabo
Sisca Rudy baru menyelesaikan Bachelor of Arts di Universitas Indonesia. Sisca tertarik untuk belajar tentang Australia karena hubungan erat di antara Indonesia dan Australia. Mulai dari awalnya, Australia selalu mempunyai […]