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, […]
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 […]
Good news from AIYA this week: we’re very happy to announce that Asialink signed on as a sponsor of CAUSINDY 2014, and our Victoria and ACT Chapters have elected new Presidents. […]
In the news It’s been a good week for Indonesia on financial markets as the current account deficit narrows and foreign debt levels decrease. The Economist takes a look at why […]
In the news Indonesia has a new Trade Minister, former BKPM chairman Muhammad Lufti. Analysts and investors tell Bloomberg that markets would respond positively to Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo winning […]
In the news Indonesia’s GDP numbers for 2013 were released yesterday, showing stronger growth than expected but still signalling a slowing economy. Finance Minister @ChatibBasri has joined India’s central bank governor […]
In the news Indonesian financial markets are still dealing with the fallout from the Federal Reserve’s ‘tapering’ of monetary stimulus. Big changes to Indonesia’s electoral system are on the cards […]
Happy Australia Day 2014 from AIYA. Chuck another sate on the barbie for us and celebrate an Australia more closely linked to its neighbours! In the news It’s here! The eagerly-awaited sequel […]
This lovely photo of two friends, a Muslim woman and a Catholic nun, captured by filmmaker Lexy Rambadeta in Yogyakarta, has been popular online in Indonesia this week. Hidup Bhinneka Tunggal […]
Selamat tahun baru 2014! It’s a big year as Indonesia gears up for parliamentary and presidential elections and the new Australian government continues to deal with issues in the bilateral […]