Election news Plenty of places to go for analysis of next week’s presidential election: Melbourne University’s Election Watch blog, the ANU’s New Mandala, and the Lowy Institute’s Interpreter blog are all worth bookmarking. […]
CAUSINDY 2014 We’re pleased to announce the theme for CAUSINDY 2014—Right time to reset: Learning from the old and bringing in the new. As an historic political transition takes place in […]
In the news Prime Minister Tony Abbott met with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in Batam this week, a sign of mending ties after the recent spying scandal. The Jakarta Post’s report puts […]
In the news Selamat datang kembali, Pak Dubes: great to see the bilaterial relationship getting back to normal, with Indonesian Ambassador HE Nadjib Riphat Kesoema returning to Canberra this week. Meanwhile, […]
Indonesia’s presidential and vice-presidential candidates: Prabowo-Hatta (L) and Jokowi-JK (R). Photos by Kompas. In the news Indonesia’s 2014 presidential election is officially a two-horse race, between Prabowo Subianto and Joko […]
AIYA wishes all our Buddhist friends and their families a happy Wesak Day 2014. The photo above shows yesterday’s celebrations at Borobudur temple, Central Java (via Kompas). In the news […]
As we announced last week, CAUSINDY is on its way to Jakarta! Applications to be a part of the conference in September are now open—so sign up or spread the word. We […]
Applications to be a delegate to the 2014 Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth (CAUSINDY) in Jakarta are now open! After a terrific inaugural conference in Canberra last year we’re […]
AIYA wishes everybody a safe and happy Easter celebration. Here’s our pick of the week’s best reading on Indonesia and the Australia-Indonesia relationship for your long weekend. Holiday reading ‘Wasted […]
‘WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE?”—one voter makes their confusion with Indonesia’s complicated electoral system known on a ballot paper for the upper house of parliament. In the news On Wednesday, Indonesians […]
