AIYA Links: 26 February
Jakarta is threatening residents with fines up to 5 million rupiah ($450) for refusing COVID-19 vaccines. Read more In the news New dating techniques reveal Australia’s oldest known, intact, Aboriginal […]
Jakarta is threatening residents with fines up to 5 million rupiah ($450) for refusing COVID-19 vaccines. Read more In the news New dating techniques reveal Australia’s oldest known, intact, Aboriginal […]
Facebook erased all local Australian news from its platform, restricting users from sharing and viewing content created by media organisations. The move was caused by a proposed law that would […]
Indonesia hit 1 million COVID-19 cases at the end of last month, but among at least two tribes in West Java — the people of Baduy and Kasepuhan Ciptagelar — […]
AIYA Annual 2020 is out! Find out what different chapters were doing, and how AIYA adapted and rose above the challenges brought about by the pandemic. Read more In the […]
A 30-year cattle trade relationship between Indonesia and Australia “in danger of being destroyed” as the Indonesian Government is reportedly looking at sourcing live cattle from Mexico, following high Australian […]
A leading economist describes the top five things that will happen in Australia 2021. International flights will see international students return as normal, but permanent systemic changes may occur such […]
Indonesia is preparing to vaccinate up to 180 million people against COVID-19 in 15 months, with president Jokowi receiving the first dose of Sinovac vaccine. Read more In the news […]
Bali’s beaches are covered in up to 60 tonnes of plastic trash during monsoon season. It’s getting worse each year, scientists say. Read more In the news Developed by scientists […]
In the news On Wednesday, President Jokowi reshuffled the Indonesia Onward Cabinet to allow the administration a fresh start. (The Jakarta Post) A competitive focus on maths education has helped […]
Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo will get the country’s first shot of the coronavirus vaccine to reassure people about safety, announcing the vaccine will be free to citizens. Read more here. […]
