AIYA Links: 19 January
The Australian Embassy proudly presents Festival Sinema Australia Indonesia (FSAI) 2018! Now in its third year, FSAI has been expanded to four cities: Jakarta, Surabaya, Denpasar and Makassar. In the news At […]
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AIYA Links: 12 January
How can government regulation keep up with the rapidly advancing and society shaping tech sector? The Australia-Indonesia Centre Director Kevin Evans shares his idea on how to look at the […]
AIYA Links: 5 January
In the news A speedboat carrying 51 people has capsized off Indonesia’s part of Borneo island on Monday, killing at least eight passengers, an official says. Indonesian general Gatot Nurmantyo, […]
AIYA Links: 29 December
Jakarta is sinking so fast, it only has a decade to halt the city from going underwater. A New York Times interactive report shows that human-made troubles and mounting threats […]
AIYA Links: 22 December
Season’s Greetings from AIYA! 2017 was a big year at AIYA – check out highlights in our fifth year of operations and the semangat spirit from the team with a mission to […]
AIYA Links: 15 December
Can democracy deliver? Read Indonesia’s former foreign minister Marty Natalegawa on Australia-Indonesia diplomatic partnership for democracy. In the news On last week’s topic of Australia’s Foreign Policy White Paper, read […]
AIYA Links: 8 December
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop launched the Foreign Policy White Paper with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on 23 November. What does Indonesia stand in Australia’s foreign policy priorities? In the […]
AIYA Links: 1 December
NAILA 2017 was a great success with over 130 high quality video entries from Australians and Indonesians of all ages speaking on this year’s theme, “Origins.” Selamat untuk para pemenang! […]
AIYA Links: 24 November
Indonesian anti-corruption officers have arrested the head of the country’s Parliament after failing to appear for questioning over a huge graft scandal, disappeared and then resurfaced at a hospital, claiming […]
AIYA Links: 17 November
Last Wednesday, Australians have voted 61.6 percent in favour of same-sex marriage. As a neighbouring country, what does this mean to Indonesia? Listen to ABC’s Andrew West on tolerance, gay […]