Indonesia is the most populous Muslim-majority country on the planet, but deaf Muslims have few resources to learn the Quran. Learn about Surya Sahetapy, who teamed up with a local […]

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As one of the Bajau people, sea hunters, living off the coast of Sulawesi, Mando’s lungs are anything but weak. Also known as sea gypsies, many Bajau are able to […]

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There’s only three days left to apply for AIYA National President or Treasurer. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the ongoing success of AIYA.

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The Australia Indonesia free trade agreement presents an opportunity to strengthen relations between the two countries, but is Australia ready? Melissa Crouch argues it is time to put Indonesian back […]

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‘The pressures on Indonesian democracy are not likely to abate under a second-term Jokowi or a Prabowo presidency’. Read Lowy Institute, Ben Bland’s analysis on the state of Indonesian politics and the upcoming election.

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On April 17, Indonesia, the world’s third most populous democracy is holding simultaneous presidential and legislative elections for the first time. Check out this amazing digital infographic which highlights why […]

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Photo: Rokok Indonesia (Flickr) Read more here In the news In April, authorities in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy are set to tax businesses in its digital sector, predicted to be […]

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Indonesia is one of many countries that use an electoral quota to try to reduce the imbalance in its main legislative body, the House of Representatives (DPR). However, as Ben […]

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Running from 14 – 31 March in Indonesia, Festival Sinema Australia Indonesia (FSAI) once again showcases the best films of Australia and Indonesia.

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