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Workplace Options is looking for a Community and Mobile Education Officer, based in Jakarta: Workplace Options is launching a new- innovative SMS based product focused on improving wellness and communication and […]
In our last video from CAUSINDY’s economic and political update session, panellists discuss trade policy between Australia and Indonesia, including Indonesian investments in Australia. Featuring the ABC’s Melissa Clarke, Debnath […]
Great Barrier Reef near Australia. This pic shows just a small portion of the reef. Pretty amazing to see from space pic.twitter.com/BcwsmwxuoL — Mike Hopkins (@AstroIllini) November 30, 2013 Selamat […]
In our second video from the inaugural Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, panellists discuss next year’s presidential election in Indonesia: what will it mean for Australia, and who will […]
Selamat datang di Mingguan Australia, sebuah kalangan baru dari AIYA dalam bahasa Indonesia. Setiap hari senin, Mingguan Australia memberi berita, komentar, dan pembacaan baru terkait Australia, khusus untuk pembaca Indonesia. Selamat […]
A fantastic opportunity for anybody with marketing skills and a passion for literature and journalism. The Ubud Writers and Readers Festival has grown over 10 years to become Southeast Asia’s […]
The magazine Inside Indonesia has been a highly-respected outlet for in-depth writing on contemporary Indonesia for 30 years. You’re invited to join the Inside Indonesia board, editors and founders in […]
This week, we’re excited to begin releasing videos from the first Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, which took place in Canberra last month. This clip features the Australia Network’s […]
PM Abbott greets Indonesia’s VP Boediono at Parliament House pic.twitter.com/sQD98ZFu7E — Karen Barlow (@KJBar) November 12, 2013 Kind words from Vice President Boediono, speaking in Perth earlier this week: “Tidak […]
