AIYA Links: 14 September
A Buddhist mother of Chinese descent was recently sentenced to 18 months’ jail for complaining about the volume of the call to prayer from a nearby mosque under Indonesia’s blasphemy […]
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AIYA Links: 7 September
At last week’s Indonesia Australia Business Forum, Indonesian VP Jusuf Kalla and Australian PM, the Hon Scott Morrison formally announced the conclusion of negotiations for the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership […]
AIYA Links: 31 August
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has made first trip overseas less than a week after being sworn in, flying to Jakarta to conclude a free trade agreement with Indonesia. Under the […]
AIYA Links: 24 August
There’s only one week left to enter the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA) 2018 competition! Ayo semua, inilah kesempatan kamu untuk membuktikan bakat berbahasa Indonesia! Enter here! In […]
AIYA Links: 17 August
Starting next week, this year’s competition in Jakarta promises many familiar sports – and some that are rather less well-known. Get your guide to the most fascinating 2018 Asian Games […]
AIYA Links: 10 August
This year’s ASEAN–Australia Special Summit led some Australian commentators to advocate for Australia to join ASEAN. However as Malcolm Cook writes, Australia’s dialogue partner relationship with ASEAN is more suitable […]
AIYA Links: 3 August
A recent study funded by the Australia-Indonesia Centre, focusing on a child’s first 1000 days of life and families in the Indigenous communities of Australia and Indonesia, has highlighted the […]
AIYA Links: 27 July
AIYA National is looking for volunteers to fill its Communications team! Go to the Opportunities section below to find out more. In the news The General Elections Commission (KPU) recently […]
AIYA Links: 20 July
India announced it will now allow Indonesian tourists to visit without having to apply for a visa. Meanwhile, Australia continues to miss out on the Indonesian tourist market as the […]
AIYA Links: 13 July
Bahasa Indonesia was adopted to make communication easier across the vast Indonesian archipelago, but as David Fettling from the BBC writes, its simplicity has only created new barriers. In the […]