AIYA Links: 10 July
In the news The World Bank’s latest Indonesia Economic Quarterly touts the role of government investment as the private sector slows. In a Bloomberg interview, Vice-President Jusuf Kalla says China’s economy is of top concern […]
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AIYA Links: 3 July
In the news On the 70th birthday of the Australia-Indonesia Association, Hamish McDonald looks back to the beginning. President Jokowi hosts private meetings with fund managers to talk up investment. At Inside Indonesia, researcher Satri […]
AIYA Links: 26 June
Introducing NAILA AIYA is proud to announce the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA), an Australia-wide Bahasa Indonesia speech competition open to primary school to executive level speakers. Check out the […]
AIYA Links: Welcoming CAUSINDY to Darwin
We’re thrilled to announce that Darwin will host CAUSINDY 2015, exploring the long heritage of cultural and trade exchanges between Indonesia and Northern Australia. Interested in applying to be a delegate […]
AIYA Links: 12 June
In the news At New Mandala, AIYA’s Natasha Burrows argues Australia’s outrage over cattle slaughter in Indonesia reveals a curious double standard. The Indonesia Institute’s Ross Taylor suggests practical steps to get more […]
AIYA Links: 5 June
The Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth (CAUSINDY) is back for 2015, and applications to be a delegate are now open. Find out how to be a part of the premier […]
AIYA Links: CAUSINDY 2015
New ideas, new speakers—and a brand new location. The Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, CAUSINDY, returns to Australia this year, and we’re looking forward to our biggest conference yet. Read […]
AIYA Links: 22 May
In the news Jakarta has criticised the Australian government’s refusal to help resettle Rohingya asylum seekers. Bloomberg reports on how Indonesia is seeking a balance between China and other lenders funding infrastructure. […]
AIYA Links: 15 May
In the news Huge cuts to Australia’s development assistance to Indonesia: AIYA’s Arjuna Dibley in highlighted how Australian aid brings badly-needed transparency to Indonesia’s legal system. Benjamin Day says it’s a ‘missed an opportunity […]
AIYA Links: 8 May
In the news After last week’s execution of two Australian citizens in Indonesia, a new Lowy poll finds that Australians reject the death penalty while supporting stable ties with Indonesia. Fairfax’s John Garnaut warns […]