AIYA Links: 10 November
In the news A new species of orangutan has been identified living on the island of Sumatra. A new study shows that the population of about 800 apes living in […]
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AIYA Links: 3 November
In the news Eastern Indonesia and outback Australia share the same energy challenges, and this presents lots of opportunities for the two countries to work together in improving electrification rate. […]
AIYA Links: 27 October
In the news In New Mandala, Vedi Hadiz writes on Islamic populism, the “hyper-nationalist” response, and Indonesia’s crisis of democracy. Indonesian military chief, Gatot Nurmantyo, was denied entry to the […]
AIYA Links: 20 October
In the news Indonesia and Australia are negotiating to exchange zero import tariffs for three products from each country. The Jakarta Post reported that the Indonesian Industry Minister and Australian […]
AIYA Links: 13 October
In the news In the New York Times, two friendly and neighbouring houses of worship in Jakarta are setting an example of pluralism at a time of heightened fears over religious […]
AIYA Links: 6 October
In the news The Australia-Indonesia Centre Indonesia Director Kevin Evans calls for a “revolusi mental” on cooperatives or koperasi to promote its role in driving economic growth. Humanitarian specialists from […]
AIYA Links: 29 September
In the news Over 100,000 people have been evacuated amid warnings from the increasingly active Mount Agung in Bali. SBS Radio Services Review has been finalised and according to its […]
AIYA Links: 22 September
In the news Indonesian Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi will sign a cooperation agreement on transportation between Indonesia and Australia, and discussed adding more flights between two countries. Indonesian artist […]
AIYA Links: 15 September
In the news ‘Publishers aren’t looking for you, they’re looking for Indonesia.’ John McGlynn of Lontar Foundation shares his passion for Indonesian arts and social importance in literature. At New […]
AIYA Links: 8 September
In the News Semarang are starting double-decker bus tours this September. CAUSINDY have announced the delegates for 2017. Check them out here. “Indonesia in the new world: globalisation, nationalism and […]