Kota Yogyakarta terkenal dengan seniman, penari dan pemusik; bagaimana mereka beradaptasi selama pandemi COVID-19?
From the AIC
The city of Yogyakarta is famous for its dancers, artists and musicians; how have they adapted to the world of COVID-19?
Many Australians are probably unaware that neighbouring Indonesia has assumed the G20 presidency and will host the crucial meeting of the world’s largest economies for the first time in October.
PAIR Summit 2021 berbagi gagasan untuk memastikan penguatan sektor pariwisata Indonesia pasca-pandemi.
The 2021 PAIR summit heard several ideas for ensuring a strong Indonesian tourism sector post-pandemic.
The summit draws on a series of COVID-19 research reports produced under the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR). The reports provide timely analysis on three themes: health security, stability and economic recovery.
Indonesia’s daily economic life is underpinned by millions of small and medium enterprises that are found in the laneways, roadsides and retail streets of this busy nation. They account for 97 percent of the domestic workforce and 60 percent of national economic growth.
The people have spoken, awarding the ReelOzInd! 2021 Peoples’ Choice Award to Don’t Forget Us (La Tansouna).
The ReelOzInd! short film festival is delighted to announce that it has received funding to bring its rich archive to teachers and students of the Indonesian language.
The experience of COVID-19 is markedly different for creative economy artists, depending upon resources and ability to operate in a digital environment.
Increased health service digitalisation is likely to be one of the positive legacies of COVID-19 for Indonesia. A recent report prepared by researchers from the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research examined the first six to eight months of the pandemic in terms of health data connectivity, focusing on the city of Yogyakarta.
AIC dan Pemerintah Sulawesi Selatan mempresentasikan webinar baru: Keterampilan & pelatihan untuk pemuda di Sulawesi Selatan.
Mapping health and wellbeing challenges in the South Sulawesi seaweed farming community is the aim of a group of researchers from the Australia-Indonesia Centre.
The Australia Indonesia Centre has been a key contributor to the federal government’s Blueprint for Trade and Investment with Indonesia, a document that identifies opportunities across education as well as areas such as agriculture and health.
Saya senang mengumumkan bahwa Duta Besar Australia yang baru untuk Indonesia, Yang Terhormat Penny Williams PSM, telah bergabung dengan dewan penasihat Australia-Indonesia Centre.
Australia’s new Ambassador to Jakarta joins the Australia-Indonesia Centre as part of an extensive career as a diplomat.
