We’re so excited to share our newest partnership: AIYA x Cinta Bahasa! 🎉🤝

All AIYA members can now enjoy 15% off Cinta Bahasa’s online or in-person Indonesian language classes! Whether you’re just starting out or want to improve your skills, this is a great chance to learn Indonesian language with passionate, experienced teachers. To register, simply log in to your AIYA membership dashboard > Resource Center > Cinta Bahasa.

In the News

• The Australian Federal Election has been announced for Saturday 3 May 2025. If you’re an Australian citizen overseas on the day of the election, you can still have your say by voting at on overseas voting centre or by postal vote. You will be able to vote in-person at the Australian Embassy Jakarta according to this schedule. The Australian Embassy Jakarta will not be open for in-person voting on Election Day, Saturday 3 May, 2025.
• Federal election 2025: What Labor, Coalition are offering on housing – Underpinning this cost-of-living-centric election is the issue of housing. The states and territories have a big responsibility to play, but the federal government has more money at its disposal and the major, overarching levers to pull.
• Where do the major parties stand on climate change? Turns out they’re worlds apart – As the election campaign draws to a close, it’s safe to say both major parties have been quiet on climate change. Energy policies have featured prominently, which of course carry consequences for climate change, but beyond generalities, climate has been under-represented.
• Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attacks Peter Dutton and calls on Australians to vote for stable leadership – During this campaign Mr Dutton has been compared by opponents to US President Donald Trump and been stylised as more of a hard-man leader than the PM, but Mr Albanese said Mr Dutton had hurt his own brand by doing so.
• Here’s where your political leaders have been campaigning so far – The prime minister has remained relentlessly on brand, never far from his Medicare card and assortment of urgent care clinics. The bowser has been a refuge for Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, who has visited more than a dozen petrol stations in a campaign focused on the cost of living.
• The shrinking but critical trade needed to keep Australian manufacturing alive – Australia’s manufacturing industry has been in terminal decline for decades as increased labour and energy costs, combined with worker shortages, have made local production uncompetitive with overseas options.
• Pemerintah Australia Promosikan Layanan Kesehatan Gratis Jelang Pemilu – Pemerintah Partai Buruh Australia pada hari Minggu berjanji untuk memperkuat sistem layanan kesehatan universal negara itu dengan layanan konsultasi medis gratis dan layanan telehealth jika mereka memenangkan pemilihan umum pada 3 Mei, di mana tekanan biaya hidup menjadi isu utama.
• Tentang Hari Anzac yang Memperingati Perjuangan Pasukan Militer Australia – ANZAC adalah singkatan dari Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, sebutan untuk pasukan gabungan Australia dan Selandia Baru yang bertugas ke medan perang. Hari Anzac menandai pertempuran militer besar pertama yang diperjuangkan oleh pasukan Australia dan Selandia Baru selama Perang Dunia I.
• Depok Mulai Bersihkan dan Tata Tahura untuk Wisata Heritage – Pemerintah Kota Depok ingin menjadikan Taman Hutan Raya atau Tahura di Pancoran Mas bagian dari destinasi wisata Kawasan Depok Heritage. Langkah pertama untuk wacana tersebut adalah dilakukannya pembersihan taman tersebut, termasuk membersihkannya dari tumbuhan merambat.
• Dipuji, Putusan Kasasi yang Batalkan Vonis Bebas Kasus Jual-Beli Cula Badak –  Kementerian Kehutanan mengapresiasi putusan kasasi yang membatalkan vonis bebas terdakwa perdagangan cula badak Jawa Liem Hoo Kwan Willy alias Willy. Kasasi diajukan Kejaksaan Negeri Pandeglang, Banten, atas vonis yang diberikan majelis hakim di Pengadilan Negeri Pandeglang pada akhir Agustus lalu.
• Jumbo dan Harapan Baru Kebangkitan Animasi Indonesia – Hanya dalam waktu 23 hari penayangan, film Jumbo mencatat sejarah baru dalam industri animasi Tanah Air. Per Rabu, 23 April 2025, jumlah penonton Jumbo telah menembus angka 6.322.000. Sehari sebelumnya, Jumbo bahkan menambah jumlah layar sebanyak 1.109 di bioskop seluruh Indonesia serta mencatat 4.200 pertunjukan ludes terjual.
• KBRI Canberra Sukses Pukau Masyarakat Australia Lewat Tari Kecak – Kedutaan Besar Republik Indonesia (KBRI) di Canberra sukses menggelar rangkaian pementasan tari Kecak bertema “Hanoman Duta” di Australia National University (ANU) pada 17 April 2025 serta berpartisipasi pada rangkaian kegiatan di National Folk Festival (NFF), antara lain workshop dan pementasan, pada 18 – 21 April 2025.

Events

• AIYA Jawa Timur and AIYA Western Australia are holding a video competition to commemorate Kartini Day with a grand prize total up to Rp500,000 for the winners! Submission Deadline: 5 May, 2025. Find more information in here!
• Canberra, are you ready for a cinematic adventure like no other? 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗮𝗻 𝗙𝗶𝗹𝗺 𝗙𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗮𝗹 is landing at ANU Kambri Cinema from 17–19 May 2025, and it’s bringing the soul of Indonesia to the big screen! visit this site for reservation!
• JOIN AIYA LANGUAGE EXCHANGE (IN-PERSON or ONLINE!) LX is back in multiple locations across Australia. Connect, chill, and converse with like-minded youth, meet new friends and engage in cross-cultural exchange. Make sure to follow your local chapter on Instagram for updates on the next LX event near you!
• AIYA SA intends to continue their study session in 2025! Join the study session every Monday at 12.30pm AEDT & every Friday at 12pm AEDT
• NAILA is back! Get ready for another exciting year of celebrating Australia-Indonesia language excellence! This is your moment to show off your Indonesian language skills and compete for prestigious awards and up to $1500 in prizes! Check this information!

Tune In

• This year marked the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, when Australian and New Zealand troops made their stand during World War I. On Anzac Day, Australians honour this sacrifice, but what does it mean to the younger generation? In this podcast, young voices reflect on the significance of Anzac Day and its lasting impact on their national identity.
• In late March 2025, as student protests at campuses and in front of law offices were once again met with violence by state law enforcement, the women who gathered in downtown Jakarta expressed their fear of a return to unbridled militarism and a contempt for democracy. In this week’s episode Jemma chats with Olin Montiero, a feminist activist, researcher, writer, consultant and producer. Tune in for more detail insight!
• Looking for Indonesia podcasters to listen to or for your outreach campaign to promote your brand or product? Our Indonesia podcasters list is what you need. check out this list!!
• The Australia-Indonesia Centre supports the efforts of young people who are the future of the bilateral relationship. In this article, AIC had the opportunities to interviewed AIYA’s President Claudia Wijaya, about AIYA Kongres, and how this groundbreaking national event could improve the bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Australia. (Australia Indonesia Centre)
• For the past few months, the hashtag #KaburAjaDulu has been taking over Indonesian social media. Driven by dreams of a better life and greater opportunities abroad, many overlook the challenges and trade-offs that come with it. In this episode of #KaburAjaDulu, one of our blog editors shares her personal journey—the highs, the lows, and the unexpected realities of living overseas.
• Deputi Bidang Sumber Daya Manusia (SDM) Iptek Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional (BRIN) Edy Rachman Putra menjelaskan, Pemerintah Indonesia memiliki visi untuk menjadikan Indonesia Maju, Indonesia Unggul. Salah satu faktor utamanya adalah tersedianya SDM unggul. (BRIN)
• Climate Change is well-recognised as a massive challenge facing society today. It is clear that the political, economic and social consequences of climate change will not be felt equally, not only globally but also across Indonesia. (Talking Indonesia)
• Join Billy Adison Aditijanto and sit down with overseas Indonesians and the Indonesian diaspora to explore what it means to be, well, Indonesians. From international students to first-generation migrants, Indonesian academics to industry players, The Perantau Podcast dives into cross-cultural experiences, diaspora insights, Indonesian culture abroad, and the global Indonesian community. (The Perantau Podcast)
• Ready to future-proof your team? On the new episode of The Katalis Podcast, industry leaders Tim Gilbert, VP International Development, Melbourne Polytechnic, and Devi Ariyani, Executive Director, Indonesia Services Dialogue, share why the new Australian digital training platform, Indonesia-Australia Skills Exchange, is the go-to solution. (Katalis)
• Mas Zac, AIYA Western Australia President, had the honour of interviewing Ibu Listiana Operananta, Indonesian Consulate General in Perth. Check out the full interview here. (Instagram)
• Pelangi Indonesia School, an initiative of the Indonesian-Australian community in New South Wales, began its journey in early 2011 under the organisation Indonesian-Australian Families Association of New South Wales Incorporated (IAFA Inc.). In its operation for more than 10 years, Sekolah Indonesia Pelangi is supported by a number of volunteer teachers who are very dedicated in teaching Indonesian language and culture. (SBS Bahasa Indonesia)
• Australian device helping amputees in Indonesia. Millions of people across the world have had their leg amputated, but not all of them have access to the specialist care needed for a proper prosthetic limb. It’s a problem a team of Melbourne health professionals are addressing. Their new portable device creates casts for prosthetic limbs using only a pressurised water tank. (ABC Listen)
• A new AAH and ACOLA research report shows outputs from Australia-Indonesia bilateral research relationships are at an all-time high — with benefits to global health, energy, trade, people and culture — with further opportunities to grow. At the same time, researchers warn we risk taking this relationship for granted, with a decline in language capability causing concern. (Australian Academy of the Humanities)

Opportunities

• The Kemitraan Indonesia Australia untuk Infrastruktur (KIAT) is looking for a new Program Officer – Infrastructure Funding and Financing in Jakarta. Apply here before 05 May 2025
• The ASEAN Secretariats invites all ASEAN nationals to apply for the Senior Program Officers for the Australia for ASEAN Futures Program. Application should reach the ASEAN Secretariat by Tuesday, 13 May 2025 at 23:59 Jakarta time (GMT +7). for further information, click here!
• Acicis Bandung Program Assistant Needed!! This position would suit a graduate of a local or Australian university. Interested applicants should submit a current CV and a statement (in English) at the latest by Sunday, 11 May 2025. Read more details here.
•  Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is looking for a Senior Policy and Program Manager – ASEAN. Click here for more information!
• With support from @ausvols, we now have two openings to join the UN Global Pulse Asia Pacific team based in Jakarta. The positions are for a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Support Officer & Partnership and Engagement Officer. visit this link for more information!
• The Australian Volunteers Program matches skilled Australians with partner organisations across the Pacific, Asia, and Africa to support them to achieve their own development goals. If you’re interested in volunteering check-out a range of opportunities here!!
• The wait is almost over… Applications for AIMEP 2025 will be opening soon — stay tuned for the official announcement!
• Australia Awards is opening various short course. Check here for more!
  • Promoting Integrity, Transparency and Leadership in the Public Sector. Apply by 12 May!
• The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is opening various job opportunities. Check here.
• Indo Beyond Borders (IBB) is an Indonesian tutoring service, where language learning goes beyond the textbook. Join IBB and embark on an immersive learning experience that’s as dynamic and vibrant as Indonesia itself. Here to check more information
• Join Prospera talents community and become a part of a thriving network of professionals like you! Sign up today by dropping your CV here and shape the future with Prospera!
• KIAT (Kemitraan Indonesia Australia untuk Infrastruktur) is opening various employment opportunities and current tenders. Find out here. KIAT works with its government partners across Indonesia to deliver a range of large and small projects to improve access to infrastructure for all Indonesians.
• The Australian Government is receiving applications for the Working Holiday Maker program that allows young adults to have a 12 month holiday, during which they can undertake short-term work and study. More info here
• The Australian National University Indonesia Project is offering a number of grants and fellowships. Find out more about the opportunities: Collaborative Research Grants, and Visiting Fellow Grants.
• The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) helps grow Australia’s prosperity by delivering quality trade and investment services to businesses, accelerates growth in Australia’s tourism sector and promotes Australia’s education to the world. Find a list of available vacancies here.
• The Jakarta Bintangs is an Australian Football Club with membership open to anyone, beginners are most welcome. The club organises games throughout the year, mostly in Jakarta, with occasional games across Indonesia and overseas. Tours are planned to Bali, Batam, Vietnam and Thailand this year. Training is mostly held at Lapangan Bola Aldiron in Jakarta on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. On occasion, training sessions are also held Thursday nights in the GBK complex. To keep up to date with the training schedule follow them on Instagram @jakartabintangs. For more information click here.

We’re so excited to share our newest partnership: AIYA x Cinta Bahasa! 🎉🤝

All AIYA members can now enjoy 15% off Cinta Bahasa’s online or in-person Indonesian language classes! Whether you’re just starting out or want to improve your skills, this is a great chance to learn Indonesian language with passionate, experienced teachers. To register, simply log in to your AIYA membership dashboard > Resource Center > Cinta Bahasa.

In the News

• The Australian Federal Election has been announced for Saturday 3 May 2025. If you’re an Australian citizen overseas on the day of the election, you can still have your say by voting at on overseas voting centre or by postal vote. You will be able to vote in-person at the Australian Embassy Jakarta according to this schedule. The Australian Embassy Jakarta will not be open for in-person voting on Election Day, Saturday 3 May, 2025.
• Indonesia has friendly ties with Russia. Experts say that’s not necessarily cause for alarm – The Indonesia-Russia relationship was an unusual focus for several days of the Australian federal election campaign this week after military intelligence firm Janes reported that Russia was seeking to send long-range aircraft to an air force base in Indonesia’s Papua province.
• Indonesia Seeks Stronger Trade Ties with EU, Australia to Offset Potential US Export Losses – Indonesia is intensifying trade outreach to major partners such as the European Union and Australia in a bid to cushion the potential blow of declining exports to the United States, following steep tariff hikes imposed by President Donald Trump.
• Serial Culture by Design, Kolaborasi Australia–Indonesia untuk Seni dan Identitas – ABC Australia bersama Kedutaan Besar Australia untuk Indonesia secara resmi meluncurkan program dokumenter terbaru bertajuk Culture by Design, sebuah serial televisi yang menampilkan eksplorasi mendalam atas karya, filosofi, dan nilai-nilai budaya dalam dunia desain dan seni.
• Sulitnya Beli Rumah Bagi Anak Muda Jadi Salah Satu Topik Pemilu Australia – Calon perdana menteri dari dua partai besar di Australia menawarkan kebijakan pembelian rumah yang berbeda. Partai Buruh dan Partai Koalisi mengakhiri pekan kedua kampanye dengan mengumumkan kebijakan yang menurut mereka akan memudahkan warga Australia yang akan membeli rumah untuk pertama kalinya.
• Your guide to the energy divide at the federal election – There are few more stark policy differences heading into this election than those concerning energy. The two pitches being put forward by both Labor and the Coalition are two very different paths to the same destination — net zero emissions by 2050.
• Jakarta offers women free public transit on Kartini Day – The Jakarta administration is waiving public transportation fares for female passengers who take city-owned bus and train services on April 21 to celebrate Kartini Day, an annual holiday that commemorates the birth of national heroine Raden Ajeng Kartini.
• YKL Indonesia: Forum Pasibuntuluki dilibatkan pokja zonasi KKD – Yayasan Konservasi Laut (YKL) Indonesia menyampaikan masyarakat nelayan melalui Forum Pasibuntuluki (Pengelola Sistem Buka dan Tutup Pulau Lanjukang dan Pulau Langkai) turut dilibatkan masuk dalam kelompok kerja (pokja) kawasan konservasi daerah (KKD).
• Indonesia declares April 19 as National Keris Day – The Indonesian government has officially designated April 19 as National Keris Day to raise public awareness of the importance of preserving the keris, a traditional Javanese dagger, as part of the nation’s cultural heritage.
• Indonesia eyeing fair, balanced trade cooperation with US: Minister – Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto stated that the Indonesian delegation is targeting fair and balanced trade cooperation with the United States (US).
• Indonesia Jadi Tuan Rumah Piala AFF U-23 2025, SUGBK dan Stadion Patriot Jadi Venue – Indonesia resmi menjadi tuan rumah Piala AFF U-23 2025 pada 13-31 Juli mendatang. Dikutip dari laman resmi PSSI, Sabtu, 19 April 2025, Piala AFF U-23 akan diikuti oleh 12 negara yang dibagi dalam tiga grup dan pengundian fase grup akan dilakukan di Jakarta pada Jumat, 30 Mei 2025.
• Masjid Istiqlal Sediakan Ratusan Tempat Parkir untuk Jemaat Gereja selama Paskah – Pastor Kepala Katedral Jakarta Hani Rudi Hartoko mengatakan Masjid Istiqlal menyediakan kantong parkir untuk ratusan mobil jemaat gereja selama rangkaian ibadah Paskah. 
• UNESCO Menetapkan 16 Geopark Baru, Dua dari Indonesia – Dewan Eksekutif Organisasi Kebudayaan, Ilmu Pengetahuan, dan Kebudayaan Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (UNESCO) telah menyetujui penambahan 16 situs baru ke dalam jaringan UNESCO Global Geopark. Dengan keputusan ini, jumlah geopark kini mencapai 229 situs di 50 negara.
• Kemenhut Klaim Perdagangan Karbon Bakal Libatkan Masyarakat Adat – Kementerian Kehutanan (Kemenhut) saat ini tengah menyiapkan skema perdagangan karbon sektor kehutanan sebagai bagian dari upaya pencapaian target NDC (Nationally Determined Contribution) dan FOLU (Forestry and Other Land Use) Net Sink 2030 serta tindak lanjut pelaksanaan Perpres 98/2021 tentang Penyelenggaraan Nilai Ekonomi Karbon untuk Pencapaian Target Kontribusi yang Ditetapkan secara Nasional dan Pengendalian Emisi Gas Rumah Kaca dalam Pembangunan Nasional.
• BMKG Beri Peringatan Dini Gelombang Tinggi 4 Meter 20-23 April – Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika (BMKG) mengeluarkan peringatan dini potensi gelombang tinggi di sejumlah wilayah perairan Indonesia. Peringatan ini berlaku mulai 20 April 2025 pukul 07.00 WIB hingga 23 April 2025 pukul 07.00 WIB.

Tune In

• The Australia-Indonesia Centre supports the efforts of young people who are the future of the bilateral relationship. In this article, AIC had the opportunities to interviewed AIYA’s President Claudia Wijaya, about AIYA Kongres, and how this groundbreaking national event could improve the bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Australia. (Australia Indonesia Centre)
• For the past few months, the hashtag #KaburAjaDulu has been taking over Indonesian social media. Driven by dreams of a better life and greater opportunities abroad, many overlook the challenges and trade-offs that come with it. In this episode of #KaburAjaDulu, one of our blog editors shares her personal journey—the highs, the lows, and the unexpected realities of living overseas.
• Deputi Bidang Sumber Daya Manusia (SDM) Iptek Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional (BRIN) Edy Rachman Putra menjelaskan, Pemerintah Indonesia memiliki visi untuk menjadikan Indonesia Maju, Indonesia Unggul. Salah satu faktor utamanya adalah tersedianya SDM unggul. (BRIN)
• Climate Change is well-recognised as a massive challenge facing society today. It is clear that the political, economic and social consequences of climate change will not be felt equally, not only globally but also across Indonesia. (Talking Indonesia)
• Join Billy Adison Aditijanto and sit down with overseas Indonesians and the Indonesian diaspora to explore what it means to be, well, Indonesians. From international students to first-generation migrants, Indonesian academics to industry players, The Perantau Podcast dives into cross-cultural experiences, diaspora insights, Indonesian culture abroad, and the global Indonesian community. (The Perantau Podcast)
• Ready to future-proof your team? On the new episode of The Katalis Podcast, industry leaders Tim Gilbert, VP International Development, Melbourne Polytechnic, and Devi Ariyani, Executive Director, Indonesia Services Dialogue, share why the new Australian digital training platform, Indonesia-Australia Skills Exchange, is the go-to solution. (Katalis)
• Mas Zac, AIYA Western Australia President, had the honour of interviewing Ibu Listiana Operananta, Indonesian Consulate General in Perth. Check out the full interview here. (Instagram)
• Pelangi Indonesia School, an initiative of the Indonesian-Australian community in New South Wales, began its journey in early 2011 under the organisation Indonesian-Australian Families Association of New South Wales Incorporated (IAFA Inc.). In its operation for more than 10 years, Sekolah Indonesia Pelangi is supported by a number of volunteer teachers who are very dedicated in teaching Indonesian language and culture. (SBS Bahasa Indonesia)
• Australian device helping amputees in Indonesia. Millions of people across the world have had their leg amputated, but not all of them have access to the specialist care needed for a proper prosthetic limb. It’s a problem a team of Melbourne health professionals are addressing. Their new portable device creates casts for prosthetic limbs using only a pressurised water tank. (ABC Listen)
• A new AAH and ACOLA research report shows outputs from Australia-Indonesia bilateral research relationships are at an all-time high — with benefits to global health, energy, trade, people and culture — with further opportunities to grow. At the same time, researchers warn we risk taking this relationship for granted, with a decline in language capability causing concern. (Australian Academy of the Humanities)

Events

• In collaboration with AIYA Yogyakarta and AIYA South Australia – AIYA Scholarship Talks: Unlocking your path to Australia through AAS on 26 April 2025 (Online). Join us by register now!
• JOIN AIYA LANGUAGE EXCHANGE (IN-PERSON or ONLINE!) LX is back in multiple locations across Australia. Connect, chill, and converse with like-minded youth, meet new friends and engage in cross-cultural exchange. Make sure to follow your local chapter on Instagram for updates on the next LX event near you!
• AIYA SA intends to continue their study session in 2025! Join the study session every Monday at 12.30pm AEDT & every Friday at 12pm AEDT
• NAILA is back! Get ready for another exciting year of celebrating Australia-Indonesia language excellence! This is your moment to show off your Indonesian language skills and compete for prestigious awards and up to $1500 in prizes! Check this information!

Opportunities

• The ASEAN Secretariats invites all ASEAN nationals to apply for the Senior Program Officers for the Australia for ASEAN Futures Program. Application should reach the ASEAN Secretariat by Tuesday, 13 May 2025 at 23:59 Jakarta time (GMT +7). for further information, click here!
• Acicis Bandung Program Assistant Needed!! This position would suit a graduate of a local or Australian university. Interested applicants should submit a current CV and a statement (in English) at the latest by Sunday, 11 May 2025. Read more details here.
•  Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is looking for a Senior Policy and Program Manager – ASEAN. Click here for more information!
• With support from @ausvols, we now have two openings to join the UN Global Pulse Asia Pacific team based in Jakarta. The positions are for a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Support Officer & Partnership and Engagement Officer. visit this link for more information!
• The Australian Volunteers Program matches skilled Australians with partner organisations across the Pacific, Asia, and Africa to support them to achieve their own development goals. If you’re interested in volunteering check-out a range of opportunities here!!
• The wait is almost over… Applications for AIMEP 2025 will be opening soon — stay tuned for the official announcement!
• Australia Awards is opening various short course. Check here for more!
  • Promoting Integrity, Transparency and Leadership in the Public Sector. Apply by 12 May!
• The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is opening various job opportunities. Check here.
• Indo Beyond Borders (IBB) is an Indonesian tutoring service, where language learning goes beyond the textbook. Join IBB and embark on an immersive learning experience that’s as dynamic and vibrant as Indonesia itself. Here to check more information
• Join Prospera talents community and become a part of a thriving network of professionals like you! Sign up today by dropping your CV here and shape the future with Prospera!
• KIAT (Kemitraan Indonesia Australia untuk Infrastruktur) is opening various employment opportunities and current tenders. Find out here. KIAT works with its government partners across Indonesia to deliver a range of large and small projects to improve access to infrastructure for all Indonesians.
• The Australian Government is receiving applications for the Working Holiday Maker program that allows young adults to have a 12 month holiday, during which they can undertake short-term work and study. More info here
• The Australian National University Indonesia Project is offering a number of grants and fellowships. Find out more about the opportunities: Collaborative Research Grants, and Visiting Fellow Grants.
• The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) helps grow Australia’s prosperity by delivering quality trade and investment services to businesses, accelerates growth in Australia’s tourism sector and promotes Australia’s education to the world. Find a list of available vacancies here.
• The Jakarta Bintangs is an Australian Football Club with membership open to anyone, beginners are most welcome. The club organises games throughout the year, mostly in Jakarta, with occasional games across Indonesia and overseas. Tours are planned to Bali, Batam, Vietnam and Thailand this year. Training is mostly held at Lapangan Bola Aldiron in Jakarta on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. On occasion, training sessions are also held Thursday nights in the GBK complex. To keep up to date with the training schedule follow them on Instagram @jakartabintangs. For more information click here.