Indonesian films breaking the bamboo ceiling
In the last year three Indonesian films have made a splash internationally. The Act of Killing, The Raid 2: Berandal and Jalanan each represent different parts of Indonesia, and they […]
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In the last year three Indonesian films have made a splash internationally. The Act of Killing, The Raid 2: Berandal and Jalanan each represent different parts of Indonesia, and they […]
AIYA members and subscribers are invited to join the Asialink Business, the Australia-Indonesia Centre and the Australia-Indonesia Business Council for a series of events led by KADIN chairman Suryo Sulisto. […]
On 9 July 2014, Indonesia will vote at its third direct presidential election, and the country’s youth will have a vital role in setting the country’s direction for the next […]
Inside Indonesia, an online journal which aims to paint “a deeper image of Indonesia than that painted by mainstream media” is looking for volunteer editors to join its editorial collective. […]
AIYA Victoria member Sam Shlansky reviews Sokola Rimba, shown at the recent Indonesian Film Festival. Film ini bercerita tentang kekuatan manusia. Film ini punya resep hebat untuk film yang sangat baik. […]
The Victorian Government Business Office, part of an international network of offices representing the State Government of Victoria overseas, is looking for a Trade Director, to be based in Jakarta. […]
The Victorian Government Business Office, part of an international network of offices representing the State Government of Victoria overseas, is looking for a Government Liaison Manager, to be based in […]
Elisabeth Kramer is a PhD student at the University of Sydney and a Teaching Fellow with the Department of Indonesian Studies. She is researching anti-corruption symbolism and rhetoric in Indonesia’s legislative election […]
Chris Hall is a project manager at UniBRIDGE, a new project designed to connect young Australian and Indonesians to each other through online cultural and language exchange. We talked to […]
The Grassroots Business Fund, a Jakarta-based organisation which aims to “build and support [businesses] which provide sustainable economic opportunities to millions of people living in low income communities” is looking for […]