On Tuesday, Jakarta and Canberra reasserted their commitment to bolstering the bilateral partnership during the seventh Indonesia-Australia Ministerial Council Meeting on Law & Security. Security Affairs Minister Mahfud MD and […]
It’s that exciting time of year, when AIYA is preparing the 2020 AIYA Annual. We will collect, collate and publish original short stories, essays, photos etc. by YOU. Be creative! […]
SMEs play a vital role in the Indonesian economy; they are the biggest employer, accounting for nearly 97% of local jobs, and they attract 56% of business investment in Indonesia. […]
With Melbourne still in lockdown, the Indonesian expat community have opened-up the ‘Indozfood’ Whatsapp group. This savvy use of social media to order food supports Indonesian-owned businesses and now showcases […]
The placement of Ambassadors for Australia and Indonesia are immeasurably important, but are not as straightforward as an appointment to a regular position. In fact, it has become more complex […]
Bali is one of Australia’s favourite holiday destinations, and for many Australians it’s the introduction to Indonesia’s multifaceted culture and arts. Bali’s economy is heavily dependent on international tourism and […]
COVID19 cases are climbing in Indonesia. This, as in other countries, is leading to fierce public debate over whether, how and when the government should respond to the pandemic. These […]
Submissions for the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA) have been extended to September 14. NAILA is an annual speech competition that rewards & fosters development in Indonesian language learning […]
Andrea Star Reese, award-winning photojournalist, uses her skills to advocate for change; engaging both government and society. She reflects on a decade of documenting the fate of individuals with psychosocial […]
Indonesia is seeking to work with the US State of Indiana by importing more soybeans and in turn expanding the market for tempe! Could we see tempe being exported to […]
