The global energy transition is disrupting old industries needing to decarbonise. Meanwhile, resource-rich countries stand to benefit from the rush for ‘energy-transition minerals’.
David Sexton
Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC) telah kehilangan salah seorang pendukung yang paling berkomitmen dan dihormati dengan wafatnya pengusaha dan filantropis Harold Mitchell secara mendadak. Selama sepuluh tahun, Harold membantu mengarahkan AIC sebagai Ketua Dewan Penasihat. Beliau adalah ketua pertama sekaligus pendiri dari Dewan Penasihat AIC yang dibentuk pada April 2014. Karya serta kepribadiannya telah menyentuh banyak orang.
The Secretary General of the Indonesia Workers’ Organization (OPSI), Timboel Siregar, forecasts that overall Eid al-Fitr bonuses (THR) for this year will range from approximately Rp 129.2 trillion ($8.14 billion) to Rp 165 trillion.
At least 316 people have succumbed to dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Indonesia as of February this year, the Deputy Health Minister said.
The joint scientific expedition conducted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency successfully dived 7,178 meters deep into the Java Trench in the Indian Ocean, setting the deepest dive record for Indonesia, the expedition team said.
Indonesia is hunting for more clues that the extinct Javan tiger may still exist in the wild, a government official said Tuesday, after a new study suggested links between a DNA-tested hair and the big cat.
On 11 July 2023, the Dutch government returned to Indonesia, 472 collections of historical objects that had been housed in various Dutch museums.
More than 100 Australian cattle have died on a live export ship to Indonesia — likely one of the highest mortality rates ever reported on an Australian cattle shipment.
The Australia-Indonesia Centre has lost one of its most committed and cherished supporters with the unexpected death of businessman and philanthropist Harold Mitchell AC. For ten years Harold helped steer the AIC as chair of its advisory board. He was the inaugural and founding chair since the board was formed in April 2014 and his work and personality touched many. The board met on Monday 25 March to share reflections on his legacy and working with him. In honour of Harold Mitchell’s commitment we asked those who worked with him across the decade to provide their thoughts.
Battery-pack builders chase maximum range, despite the safety risks.
In the early 20th century in Sumatra, a movement of young women writers were finding new ways to express their identities, build communities and achieve their dreams.
A new health law has been introduced in Indonesia, a country with a population of 278-million and multiple burdens of health—backlog of infectious diseases, malnutrition, and maternal mortality, rapidly increasing non-communicable diseases, and globalization-related emerging diseases.
The passing of an elderly woman who relied on begging for survival has left her neighbors in the East Java town of Kediri stunned, as they discovered over Rp 200 million ($12,725) in cash while cleaning her house after her recent demise.
One of ‘the most intriguing and least known footnotes in Australia-Indonesia relations’ is the relationship between President Soeharto and a man whose name has been kept secret from the public for more than fifty years.
Dozens of Rohingya refugees stranded on the rusty hull of a capsized ship were rescued on March 21 after the dehydrated and sunburnt group had drifted at sea for more than a day.
Nickel miner PT Vale Indonesia is exploring a potential investment in a high-pressure acid leaching plant in Sulawesi island, with an estimated cost of 30 trillion rupiah ($1.91 billion), its investment ministry said.
