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The Sydney Southeast Asia Centre is hosting is hosting its inaugural SSEAC Honours Bootcamp on the 15th-18th June 2014. The bootcamp is a professional development program for honours students around Australia […]
Navitas, a diversified global education provider, is looking for a Marketing Officer to work from its Jakarta office. Navitas offers “an extensive range of educational services for students and professionals […]
We speak to one young Australian about her experiences living and working in Jakarta. Kirby Taylor interned with the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) Jakarta for 3 months, learning about […]
Asialink is looking for a Research Officer based in Melbourne, to “provide support for Asialink Business’s applied research activities through research and creating content”. Asialink Business is a new program […]
Indonesia headed to the polls yesterday, electing candidates for national and local government, including members of the Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat, the national parliament. We’ve picked out some of the most […]
Over the past few years whilst Australia has been totally absorbed with supplying China with iron ore and ‘stopping the boats’ from Indonesia, our northern neighbour, along with a few […]
As far as political debates go, AIYA NSW’s 2014 Indonesian Election Preview on Thursday 3rd April was pretty spectacular to behold. A “politician” from six of the major Indonesian parties […]
“It was January, 1998, and we were so fixed on the quest for culture and local knowledge that we kind of forgot about politics…” This week’s video from the first […]
In our latest video from last year’s Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, delegates and panellists discuss aid, social enterprise and business ties. Questions cover support for entrepreneurs and social […]
Rise of the Eco-warriors tells the story of a group of passionate and adventurous young people from around the world (three of these are Aussies, and one Indonesian) who gather […]