The IndOz Conference was held in Brisbane with an intriguing discussion about sustainable development.
From the AIC
The AIC’s Indonesian partner universities have rated highly in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, a gauge of progress towards Read more
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.
Indonesia, the world’s second-largest seaweed producer, plans to introduce a nationwide export ban on seaweed, following a ban at a provincial level in 2022.
Kevin Evans examines some concerning trends regarding corruption in Indonesia.
Australia-Indonesia Centre berduka dan kehilangan atas wafatnya seorang rekan yang kita hormati, Profesor Ariel Liebman. Kemitraan Ariel dengan AIC dimulai segera Read more
It is with great sadness that the Australia-Indonesia Centre has been advised of the passing of a respected colleague, Professor Ariel Liebman.
A formal partnership agreement now provides a structured mechanism for XSPI and AIC to closely collaborate to support initiatives and goals.
Overcoming intergenerational trauma is a powerful theme in Alkisah Si Dewa (The Myth of Dewa) which has taken out the best film award at the 2023 ReelOzInd film festival.
Kereta api menjadi fokus dari kunjungan delegasi Indonesia di bidang transportasi ke Melbourne minggu ini.
A delegation of Indonesians has been in Melbourne for presentations regarding the rail sector and using evidence to policy.
Villagers from Laikang and Pitu Sunggu gave a warm welcome to PAIR researchers who recently returned to the small South Sulawesi communities to present their findings into the seaweed industry.
Sistem pendidikan Indonesia membutuhkan sebuah perubahan, dan kehadiran lebih banyak pemimpin perempuan di lingkungan sekolah dapat mendorong terwujudnya hal tersebut.
A transformation is needed in Indonesia’s educational system and it can be pushed in the right direction by having more women in leadership positions in schools.
Commentary: The latest global report on corruption perception by Transparency International was released and for Indonesia this is a deeply troubling result. For the second time in three years the country suffered a reversal in standing following almost a generation of steady improvement.
New research being conducted by the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR) examines important themes of education, health, and safety in the family setting.