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Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham has announced $2.7 million in international education funding, including policy collaboration between Australia and Indonesia. As part of the Australian government’s first National Strategy for International Education, Minister Birmingham said in a press release, “This funding will support 14 innovative projects to help strengthen and grow Australia’s booming […]

Assessing ageing bridges just got safer and easier, thanks to a high-tech radar device that fits inside a suitcase. Developed by Dr Lihai Zhang of The University of Melbourne as part of a collaborative research project supported by The Australia-Indonesia Centre, the IBIS-S radar technology can scan a bridge in 15 minutes from a kilometre […]

Esteemed speakers provide a vision for future cities during a dinner at the Melbourne Town Hall for the Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program. On the fifth day of the Australia-Indonesia Leader Program, thirty delegates from both nations began at Monash University in Clayton, sharing knowledge about water infrastructure and planning with the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s Urban Water Cluster […]

The fifth Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program: Future Cities begins with a cruise through the Indigenous history of Sydney Harbour. The Australia-Indonesia Centre introduce the fifth Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program, which focuses on the theme of future cities. Hosted by the Tribal Warrior Aboriginal cruise group, 30 delegates from Australia and Indonesia first learned about the history of the nation’s […]

The Australia-Indonesia Centre is pleased to announce the fifth Australia-Indonesia Leaders Program, focusing on the theme of ‘Future Cities’. Building on the successes of programs in 2015 and 2016, the Centre will bring together 30 delegates from Australia and Indonesia to share knowledge through a series of university courses, workshops, masterclasses and cultural experiences in […]

ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival opens nominations for a youth judge to join its jury and offers pop-up film festival kits for schools, universities and community organisations. Submissions are already streaming in for the ReelOzInd! Now, anyone can get involved by nominating a youth judge for the jury or hosting a pop-up […]

The Australia-Indonesia Centre Health Cluster is pleased to announce that IAAH Travel Grant applications have re-opened until midnight, Monday 22 May 2017,  for researchers, clinicians and postgraduate students to attend the 11th World Congress on Adolescent Health in New Delhi held on 27-29 October 2017. The purpose of the Travel Grants is to broaden the source of innovation […]

The Australia-Indonesia Centre is currently seeking a Research Coordinator to support the overall research program outcomes. As the Research Coordinator, you will be responsible for providing expert research administration and oversight in relation to the management of the research-related activities for the centre. You will collect information from a range of research teams then refine […]

  After the success of the inaugural ReelOzInd Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival in 2016, The Australia-Indonesia Centre is excited to announce its return in 2017. The inaugural ReelOzInd! saw hundreds of entries from both nations and a shortlist of films screened in over a dozen cities in Australia and Indonesia. A global […]

The Australia-Indonesia Centre is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Eugene Sebastian as its new Director, beginning Monday 24 April 2017. Eugene brings a wealth of experience from both the higher education and private sectors, including more than 25 years of experience in international strategy and operational management in higher education. Before his appointment as […]