The Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research has updated its research to include a new technical report. Read it and our original summary report here.
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The annual conference of Australia’s and Indonesia’s national business body (AIBC) is covering education and how the countries can work together. Read more
The ReelOzInd! 2022 Australia-Indonesia Short Film Festival is in full swing, launching with successful premieres in both Melbourne and Malang on Saturday, before embarking on our pop-up festival of screenings.
The ReelOzInd! Australia-Indonesia Short Film Festival 2022 has premiered with successful launches in both Melbourne, Australia and Malang, Indonesia, debuting alongside an online festival and ongoing pop-up events that showcase 10 short films from both countries.
Every year, International Mental Health Day is commemorated on Oct. 10 in many places in the world, including in Indonesia. October is also dedicated Mental Health Awareness Month.
Tiket gratis untuk peluncuran ReelOzInd! di Indonesia Tahun 2022 sekarang tersedia untuk kalangan pecinta film singkat.
Six young researchers from the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s university partners discover how the aspirations of young people matter in a city’s development.
While the Indonesian tech sector is growing rapidly, the level of skilled workers is struggling to keep up. But that is where the opportunities lie.
By bringing together Indonesian seaweed and Australian technological innovations, a shared vision of decarbonisation can be progressed.
Simultaneous ReelOzInd! 2022 festival screenings will be held in Melbourne and Malang, featuring a collection of short films from Indonesia and Australia judged best by our jury of experts.
Mr Kemish said he still felt deeply for the families of the Australians killed in Bali and hoped Indonesian officials would make the “sensible” decision not to release Umar Patek.
Kereta api Makassar ke Parepare di Sulawesi Selatan merupakan bagian penting dari infrastruktur di Indonesia dan fokus penting untuk penelitian PAIR.
A PAIR research team has presented data that provides insights into how much passengers and business would use a new rail line being built in South Sulawesi.
Peserta forum untuk riset PAIR terbaru telah mendengar bahwa infrastruktur jalan serta air merupakan prioritas para kepala desa setempat…
A forum on the latest research from PAIR has heard roads and water are key priorities for regional village leaders, while a need for better health services for people with disabilities or those living in poverty has also been identified.
Findings of PAIR have concluded that young people in the Indonesian province of South Sulawesi face a range of challenges in accessing education that, if addressed…