In the news Indonesia marked the 50th anniversary of the 1965 coups with continued rejection of an official apology for victims of anti-communist massacres. Inside Indonesia marks the anniversary of the post-coup violence with a special […]
Another successful CAUSINDY has drawn to a close! Delegates leave Darwin with a new appreciation of the history and future of Indonesia’s economic and cultural engagement with Northern Australia. Check out […]
This weekend, young leaders will come together in Darwin to explore the history—and the future—of interactions between Indonesia and Northern Australia as part of CAUSINDY 2015. On Tuesday night, DFAT Secretary […]
CAUSINDY 2015 in Darwin is only weeks away—check out some of the exciting speakers who will join delegates in exploring Northern Australia’s historical links to Indonesia. In the news President […]
We extend a warm farewell and thanks to AIYA’s outgoing Director of Operations Rachelle Cole and Communications Director Tim Graham. Terima kasih dan semoga sukses! Read AIYA President Nicholas Mark’s message farewelling Rachelle […]
In the news The Indonesian Government announced stimulus measures after the global market slump sent the Rupiah to post-1998 lows. Bloomberg shines a light on widespread illegal tin mining in Bangka-Belitung […]
In the news Justice Minister Michael Keenan became the first Australian minister to visit Indonesia since the February executions, announcing a bilateral counter-terror summit. @YohanesSulaiman tells the ABC that Australia must appreciate President Jokowi’s […]
We’re proud to announce the thirty young leaders who will be a part of this year’s Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth (CAUSINDY) in Darwin. Meet the delegates over at the CAUSINDY […]
In the news Bilateral relations getting back on track as Foreign Ministers Retno and Bishop meet at ASEAN in Kuala Lumpur—that means ‘fragile as ever’, says Griffith University’s Colin Brown. Plans […]
In the news Bad times, bad policy? Economists Arianto Patunru and Sjamsu Rahardja criticise rising protectionism in their new Lowy Institute Paper. Stability and stagnation: political experts look back at the […]