It is a relationship that has perhaps never been more important to Australia, particularly as ties with China continue on a downward spiral.
Culture
I should not worry, she said, about the financial issue, since my husband is still working and makes enough money to support our little family.
Women in East Kalimantan join male-dominated ‘ormas’ to empower themselves and their community.
A whirlwind of online diplomatic speed-dating doesn’t allow the impromptu conversations where real business is done.
Stigma and discrimination have historically accompanied many infectious disease epidemics.
Australia’s post-harvest technologies and Indonesia’s multi-modal transport flexibility were identified as key areas for collaboration at the AIC’s recent supply chains discussion.
Cassrels makes no claim to have fully understood Indonesia, opening with former foreign minister Marty Natalegawa’s words: “Indonesia defies definition, almost. Its diversity is its identity”.
ACICIS has secured a financial lifeline in the Australian Government’s decision to adapt its New Colombo Plan initiative to global COVID-19 conditions.
With submissions now closed we are looking ahead to sharing the best of them with you at our online Festival Premiere on Sunday 4 October.
Every island has its own dances with unique characters based on the cultural influences and history of where the dance originates.
The evolution of the Indonesian film industry is marked not only by its economic development, but by the contribution of its best filmmakers.
The #PapuanLivesMatter movement caught the attention of the wider community and focused less on separatism and more on racism.
Among them, 1,438 inmates were immediately set free, while remission for the others varied from one month to six months.
Guru-Guru Gokil , directed by Sammaria Sari Simanjuntak, tells the story of a new substitute teacher named Taat Pribadi (Gading Marten) who never actually planned to teach.
A lack of representation in stories of the independence struggle reflects the marginalisation of Indigenous peoples which has continued throughout Indonesia’s 75 years.
Though Indonesian women have achieved and gained much, 75 years after independence there are still significant gaps in equality.
