‘We tell ourselves stories in order to live’ wrote Joan Didion. It is also true that we can tell stories in order to live more harmoniously with each other.
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The 2019 ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Festival was launched in both Melbourne and Bandung this past weekend, screening a shortlist of films from both countries.
Indonesian Vice-President Jusuf Kalla received the AIC Board in September, discussing on the AIC’s role in supporting Indonesia’s human capital development.
The 11 newly appointed Senior Fellows, each from a different university and area of expertise, convened in Melbourne for their induction into PAIR, which they will lead until the end of 2022.
Morwell locals had a rare chance for a cross-cultural exchange with Australia’s closest northern neighbour when a group of 25 Indonesian financial regulators came to town.
This is an effort to evaluate how infrastructure development will affect communities, people [including] economic effects, impact on people’s mobility, their patterns of interaction…
Latrobe Valley women are being invited to have a yarn with Indonesian financial regulators about financial independence for women and how these ideas can be shared in Indonesia.
The Australia-Indonesia Centre is hiring an Administrative Officer for the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR), to be based in Makassar.
I am delighted to share with you the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s refreshed website, and the all-new websites of our five major initiatives – PAIR, ReelOzInd!, Skills Futures, Digital Economy and AustraliaIndonesia.com.
The Australia-Indonesia Centre will soon launch a redesigned network of websites including an informative hub for all things Australia Indonesia and a home for its new flagship research program, the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR).
The Australia-Indonesia Centre has directed research into solutions to pressing local problems, and an investment in conscoius relationship building.
