Batik Day Every Day
October 2 is National Batik Day (Hari Batik Nasional) in Indonesia. Jarrah Sastrawan is a Balinese-Australian who attended primary school in Bali and has lived in Sydney since. His research interests […]
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Basa Basi with Robbie Gaspar – Indonesia: The Real Sleeping Giant of World Football?
On Monday 21 September 2015, AIYA Western Australia together with the Australian Society for Sports History held a special Basa Basi event with professional football (soccer) player Robbie Gaspar. Robbie […]
The Meaningful Eid Al-Adha Celebration
Eid Al-Adha is an important and special commemoration for our Muslim friends. It’s the most significant celebration for our Muslim friends after Eid Al-Fitr. What does Eid Al-Adha mean? In […]
Pentingnya Menjadi Si Tulus
Dari makna dibalik namanya, pemberian nama Tulus bukanlah kebetulan belaka. tulus|tu·lus| sungguh dan bersih hati (benar-benar keluar dari hati yang suci); jujur; tidak pura-pura; tidak serong; tulus hati; tulus ikhlas. […]
Q&A with Aditya Wirapradhana Tumakaka, Juris Doctor Candidate
Aditya W Tumakaka is a Juris Doctor (JD) candidate at Melbourne Law School having already completed his undergraduate law degree in Indonesia. Aditya has worked at some of the top law […]
ACICIS opened doors before I even knew it existed
This year ACICIS celebrates its 20th year of serving students for in-country Indonesian studies. Its success is bountiful. It has become a premier example of how to run an exceptional […]
Twenty years of ACICIS
When one thinks of a twenty-year anniversary, it may be a very normal, very ordinary thing that falls under the marriages, birthdays and country fairs column. Until you enter the […]
New Operations and Communications Directors at AIYA National
Dear AIYA members, followers and supporters, I am writing to inform you of some recent changes to the AIYA National Executive Board, and I am pleased to announce that we […]
AIYA Q&A: The Role of the Media in Australia-Indonesia Relations
On Thursday August 13th, the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) Victoria hosted a special panel event with speakers from the media to discuss ‘The Role of the Media in Australia-Indonesia Relations’. […]
A Story From Asia Pacific Week 2015
Albert Christian from AIYA NTT recently visited the Australian National University (ANU) for Asia Pacific Week 2015. Read on to find out about his experiences of Asia Pacific Week and what he learnt […]