Indonesian Film Festival 2015: Tabula Rasa (AIYA Nobar)
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Indonesian Film Festival 2015: Q&A and Screening of “Kapan Kawin, When will you get married?”
As an international student living in Australia for nearly 3 years, I have found many awesome ways to spend my Sunday morning. These mostly include having “food babies” with great […]
Indonesian Film Festival 2015: 3 Nafas Likas
Majua jua! Sejatinya majua jua, seruan warga Batak Karo dari Sumatera Utara, mungkin belum lazim terdengar di telinga sebagian masyarakat Indonesia. Namun bagi sutradara Rako Prijanto nuansa keberagaman tersebut adalah […]
Indonesian Film Fesitval 2015: What to Look Out For
AIYA Victoria is a proud Media Partner of Indonesian Film Festival 2015, which will take place from April 9 – April 18 at Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), […]
AIYEP: Belajar dan Berbagi Filosofi Hidup
AIYEP yang merupakan singkatan dari Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program alias Program Pertukaran Pemuda Australia adalah program kerjasama Pemerintah Indonesia dan Australia di bawah tanggung jawab Kementrian Pemuda dan Olahraga […]
Jokowi’s Maritime Policy : Indonesia, A Global Axis
Joko Widodo, the 7th President of Indonesia has proclaimed Indonesia’s geography as an advantage and has clearly stated that his vision is to make Indonesia a global maritime nexus, in […]
Reflection on Language Learning: An Inadvertent Love Letter to Indonesia
I’ve been asked to write this month about learning bahasa. My first thought was, ‘oh dear’. For the last eight months I haven’t been in the language-learning mindset of writing […]
Q&A With Dr Thushara Dibley, Deputy Director of the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre
Thushara Dibley is Deputy Director of the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre. Her research focuses on the system of international aid and development, its interface with grassroots and transnational activism and […]
Q&A With Sooji Kim, Empat Lima
Empat Lima is a Melbourne based female rock band inspired by 1960s Southeast Asian girl groups, most notably Dara Puspita from Indonesia. On March 29, 2015 Empat Lima is set to perform at […]
Living My Research: Indos (Eurasians) in Indonesia Since 1949
One of the most common questions I’m asked as a PhD candidate isn’t the usual ‘why did you choose this topic’ or ‘why are you investigating race/memory/other academic term from […]