Walaupun dua bulan telah berlalu, pengalaman menjadi salah satu peserta dalam kegiatan Australia Indonesia Research Summit di bulan Agustus lalu tetap membekas dan memberikan rasa percaya diri bagi mahasiswa seperti saya untuk terus berkreasi dan berinovasi untuk negara. “Maaf Mbak, Ibu sudah ada jadwal kegiatan selanjutnya. Jadi tidak dapat berfoto untuk saat ini.” Kata-kata tersebut […]
This essay is part of a series commissioned by the Australia-Indonesia Centre, with leading writers and commentators from Indonesia and Australia each looking closely at their own society, cultures and political situations. Membaca versi Bahasa Indonesia As a child growing up in Iran in the late 1980s, the dubbed and censored version of Skippy the […]
Esai ini merupakan bagian dari serangkaian ditugaskan oleh Pusat Australia-Indonesia, termasuk penulis terkemuka dan komentator dari Indonesia dan Australia masing-masing, yang memeriksa secara dekat masyarakat mereka sendiri, budaya dan situasi politik. Diterjemahkan oleh Lily Yulianti Farid Sebagai seorang anak yang besar di Iran di akhir tahun 1980an, serial TV Skippy, The Bush Kangaroo yang telah […]
Innovation in developing countries, such as Indonesia, is rarely spoken of in many circles. It’s possibly because of the lack of knowledge about its meaning and how it applies in real life. I see innovation as the new way to solve any number of problems with different and unique approaches from our cumulative creative knowledge. […]
Traditional buildings in Indonesia make use of ‘passive’ cooling techniques. Being well ventilated, raised off the ground, and with shady verandas, their design allows them to stay cool in a tropical climate without air conditioning. The classic timber ‘Queenslander’ house also follows a similar design. Now architects and engineers from both countries are getting together […]
Amarizni Mosyaftiani, program gelar Magister dalam Arsitektur Lanskap IPB, SP 5 – Mahasiswi RHD di Kelompok Air Perkotaan Inovasi di negara-negara berkembang,; seperti Indonesia, jarang dibicarakan dalam banyak kalangan. Mungkin karena kurangnya pengetahuan akan arti dan cara menerapkannya dalam kehidupan nyata. Saya melihat inovasi sebagai cara baru untuk memecahkan berbagai masalah apa pun dengan pendekatan […]
Jakarta Fashion Week and Melbourne Fashion Festival recently celebrated the 2nd Young Australian Designer to present a runway collection at Jakarta Fashion Week as part of a Runway Exchange program facilitated by the Australia-Indonesia Centre. The Australia-Indonesia Runway Exchange is a 3-year partnership between Jakarta Fashion Week and Melbourne Fashion Festival. This year, Khim Hang […]
From August to November 2016, across 14 cities and 17 screenings, the ReelOzInd! Short Film Festival connected Australians and Indonesians through short film. Born out of the ReelOzInd! Short Film Competition, which ran from April to July 2016 and received hundreds of submissions, the Film Festival shared snapshots of life across both countries through a […]
In October 2016 the Australia-Indonesia Centre facilitated a 5-day Music Camp conducted by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for 40 talented Indonesian music students in Yogyakarta. The Music Camp was hosted by the Yogyakarta Government with support from Creative Victoria. It was delivered following a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Australia-Indonesia Centre and the Yogyakarta […]
Chairman of the Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK), Dr Muliaman Hadad, joins other VIPs in closing the inaugural Australia-Indonesia Financial Leaders Program. The inaugural Australia-Indonesia Financial Leaders Program concluded on Friday 30 October 2016 with a closing reception at PwC in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct. The delegates – leaders from OJK and other senior figures from the […]