AIYA Links: 14 August
Badminton is part of the national identity in Indonesia. It is the only sport in which the country has won an Olympic gold medal, and the country had expected to […]
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AIYA Links: 7 August
With tourism devastated by the pandemic, many in Bali have returned to work the fields. Some believe they will never go back. Read More In the news Seharusnya Jamin […]
AIYA Links: 31 July
Indonesia faces tremendous challenges in the field of mental health. Inside Indonesia’s newest edition investigates the current state of mental health care in Indonesia, explores ideas on how to realise […]
AIYA Links: 24 July
Indonesia’s high rate of COVID-19 infection has not stopped people from refusing to be tested, largely because of employment concerns and fear of ostracism. Read More In the news Rich […]
AIYA Links: 17 July
The island of Bali reopened after a three-month lockdown, allowing local people and stranded foreign tourists currently in Bali to resume public activities before foreign arrivals are set to resume […]
AIYA Links: 10 July
While more than 1 million Australians travel to Indonesia annually, Australians still have misconceptions about Indonesia. What are some of these misconceptions? Read More In the news The COVID-19 pandemic […]
AIYA Links: 3 July 2020
Amid the chaos of COVID-19, an unlikely agreement has broken through. IA-CEPA will enter into force in July 2020. Read More In the news Indonesian fishermen have been praised for […]
AIYA Links: 26 June 2020
Applications for the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA) 2020 Competition are open NOW! This year’s theme is health! Check out their website for more information regarding dates & categories! […]
AIYA Links: 19 June 2020
We want you! AIYA National is recruiting for the following positions. Are you interested in joining us? Read more. In the news Australia is set to disburse aid totaling AU$6.2 […]
AIYA Links: 12 June 2020
Indonesia’s status as a maritime country seemingly does not guarantee that its fishers live prosperously. Yet, amid poverty and uncertainty about catches, Indonesian fishers seem to be happier than other […]