AIYA Links, 16 May: Wesak, Datsuns & Graffiti.
AIYA wishes all our Buddhist friends and their families a happy Wesak Day 2014. The photo above shows yesterday’s celebrations at Borobudur temple, Central Java (via Kompas). In the news […]
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AIYA Links, 9 May: bans, bailouts and 7-Eleven
As we announced last week, CAUSINDY is on its way to Jakarta! Applications to be a part of the conference in September are now open—so sign up or spread the word. We […]
AIYA Links, 2 May: CAUSINDY 2014 is here.
Applications to be a delegate to the 2014 Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth (CAUSINDY) in Jakarta are now open! After a terrific inaugural conference in Canberra last year we’re […]
AIYA Links: Easter Long Weekend
AIYA wishes everybody a safe and happy Easter celebration. Here’s our pick of the week’s best reading on Indonesia and the Australia-Indonesia relationship for your long weekend. Holiday reading ‘Wasted […]
AIYA Links, 11 April: #GueNyoblos edition
‘WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE?”—one voter makes their confusion with Indonesia’s complicated electoral system known on a ballot paper for the upper house of parliament. In the news On Wednesday, Indonesians […]
AIYA Links, 4th April: Politics, football and miracles
A big congratulations to AIYA New South Wales for their successful election preview event last night! We’ll have photos and a wrap-up of the event in the coming week. In […]
AIYA Links, 28 March: Dolly, dancing and dukun
The AIYA survey has been extended for an extra week! If you haven’t already, have your say before it closes for good tomorrow. In the news The ABC’s Helen Brown […]
AIYA Links, 21 March: The Elections Begin
Today is your last chance to be a part of AIYA’s Annual Members’ Survey! We really appreciate your participation, so if you have a spare few minutes click here to […]
AIYA Links, 14 March: Elections, Macassans, and Mining
AIYA is looking for your thoughts on the Australia-Indonesia relationship as part of our Annual Survey. The survey takes approximately 15-20 minutes to complete, and is used to inform AIYA’s advocacy, […]
AIYA Links, 7 March: Bailouts, Cows and Footpaths
In the news Court cases related to the controversial Bank Century bailout have begun, with some minor bombshells in the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)’s evidence. At the Lowy Interpreter, Joanne […]