AIYA Links: 22 July
In the news Sidney Jones looks at the likely aftermath of the killing of terrorist leader Santoso. Are Go-Jek’s cheap bike rides too good to last? Leaked documents suggest the company has cash […]
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AIYA Links: 15 July
In the news Indonesian fishing boats are heading to South China Sea waters to assert the country’s maritime rights. Australian and Indonesian intelligence agencies will begin exchanging officers to boost […]
AIYA Links: Selamat Hari Raya Idulfitri 2016/1437H
Kami di AIYA mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Idulfitri 2016/1437H. Semoga perayaan Lebaran ini aman dan menyenangkan bagi Anda dan keluarga. In the news After Australia’s cliffhanger election, Rebecca Strating looks […]
AIYA Links: 1 July
In the news The Economist says China has created a rival after recent maritime spats with Indonesia. Indonesia will step up oil exploration and fishing around the Natuna Islands in response. […]
AIYA Links: 24 June
In the news Indonesia has sent a message over maritime sovereignty by holding a cabinet meeting aboard a warship in the South China Sea. Amelia Long at ASPI looks at […]
AIYA Links: 17 June
In the news Indonesia turns to Australian imports to keep beef affordable over Ramadhan. President Jokowi nominates a new national police chief with strong counter-terrorism credentials. As Indonesia’s central bank cuts […]
AIYA Links: 10 June
Have you started your NAILA application yet? We’ve compiled a list of common mistakes to help with your application! Don’t forget to check the NAILA website for tips on how to […]
AIYA Links: 3 June
In the news Indonesia has just missed out on an investment-grade rating from S&P. An Australian resident may receive the death penalty in a high profile homicide case underway in Jakarta. […]
AIYA Links: 27 May
NAILA 2016 Bahasa Indonesia learning is in crisis in Australia – so be a part of the solution! Show off your Indonesian language skills by applying for the 2016 National Australia Indonesia […]
AIYA Links: 20 May
In the news Australia’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Paul Grigson, caught up with the Jakarta Post to talk about the bilateral ties that you don’t see in the media. “We feel like […]