Links 4 April 2026
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Beyond the Ban: Seperti Apa Kesejahteraan Digital di Mata Anak Muda?
Ditulis oleh Jyoti Putri – AIYA National Blog Editor Diterjemahkan ke dalam bahasa Indonesia oleh Dhiah Rizka Raihani – AIYA National Translator. Lihat versi bahasa Inggris di sini. Pemerintah Indonesia […]
Beyond the Ban: What Does Digital Well-being Look Like from Young People’s Perspective?
Written by Jyoti Putri – AIYA National Blog Editor Translated into Bahasa Indonesia by Dhiah Rizka Raihani – AIYA National Translator. Click here to access the Bahasa Indonesia version. The […]
AIYA Sulsel Gelar Seminar Australia Awards Scholarship 2026
Ditulis oleh: Muhammad Nurrahmat (Mato) AIYA Chapter Sulawesi Selatan Editor: Tri Nurmalina Pambudi AIYA Sulsel kembali menggelar Seminar Australia Awards Scholarship (AAS) tahun ini. Acara ini sudah menjadi agenda wajib […]
Separated by Seas, United by Coconut: The Story behind Lamington and Klepon
At first glance, lamington and klepon could easily be mistaken for desserts from the same culinary tradition. Both are small, both are sweet, and both are generously coated in white […]
Dipisahkan Lautan, Disatukan Kelapa: Kisah di Balik Lamington dan Klepon
Sekilas, lamington dan klepon mudah disangka sebagai hidangan penutup dari tradisi kuliner yang sama. Keduanya berukuran kecil, manis, dan dilapisi dengan kelapa parut yang melimpah. Namun, yang satu adalah kue […]
Travel Notes of a WHV Holder: 8 Days in South Korea with a B2 Transit Visa
Article by Dinda Ichsani – AIYA National Blog Editor For many Indonesians who want to travel abroad, applying for a visa can be a bit troublesome. Starting from dealing with […]
How Australian and Indonesian Medicine Companies Leverage Distribution in the GCC
Written by Saman Farrukh @ Seventure Flow Edited by: Tri Nurmalina Pambudi (AIYA National Communications Coordinator) The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has become one of the world’s fastest growing healthcare […]
The Decline of Indonesian Language Learning in Australia and What Tall Poppy Syndrome Might Have to Do With It
In the 1990s, Indonesian was everywhere in Australian classrooms. It was one of the most widely taught languages, supported by the Australian government through the National Policy on Languages and […]
Menyalakan Semangat Belajar Bahasa Indonesia: Indonesia Fair 2025
Ditulis oleh: Claudia Wijaya – President AIYA Nasional Diedit dan terjemahkan oleh: Tri Pambudi – Koordinator Komunikasi (Publikasi) AIYA Nasional Artikel ini ditulis dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Klik disini untuk versi […]