The Australia-Indonesia Centre

Ini merupakan kunjungan yang penuh dengan berbagai kegiatan bersama beberapa kolaborator kunci kami di Indonesia.

Pertama, kami sangat senang bertemu dengan pimpinan penelitian dari Universitas Hasanuddin untuk membahas proposal menarik yang sedang mereka kerjakan. Para peneliti bekerja untuk PAIR Sulawesi, program penelitian yang mencakup perubahan iklim dan komunitas pesisir, yang didanai bersama oleh Kementerian Keuangan RI

Dewan Bisnis Indonesia-Australia baru saja memilih presiden nasional yang baru, selamat Mariam Kartikatresni dan terima kasih kepada presiden yang akan mengakhiri masa jabatannya George Iwan Marantika atas persahabatannya. Senang bisa bergabung dengan Michael Wesley dari The University of Melbourne dan banyak berita untuk disampaikan dari Direktur Indonesia Kevin Evans

Senang juga bisa bertemu dengan mitra dari pemerintah Australia sebagai penyandang dana untuk PAIR Sulawesi Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia dan Australian Consulate-General, Makassar, Sulawesi Terima kasih untuk makan siangnya Pak Todd dan tim!

In today’s : How TikTok saved its e-commerce in Indonesia, asbestos workers speak out, capturing the spirit of diversity through film and more!

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It's been a visit full of activities with some of our key collaborators in Indonesia.

Firstly, it was a delight to meet with the research leads from Universitas Hasanuddin to discuss the exciting proposals coming in. This group is working on PAIR Sulawesi, the research program covering climate change and coastal communities, co-funded by LPDP Kementerian Keuangan RI

The Indonesia-Australia Business Council has just elected a new national president, congratulations Mariam Kartikatresni and thank you to outgoing president George Marantika for the friendship. Delighted to have Michael Wesley from The University of Melbourne and plenty of news to catch up from Indonesia director Kevin Evans

Great to also meet Australian government co-funders and counterparts for PAIR Sulawesi Australian Embassy - Jakarta, Indonesia Australian Consulate-General, Makassar, Sulawesi. Thanks for lunch Pak Todd and team!

In today’s : 'Whoosh' one year on, celebration of Papuan culture at 'Indonesia by the Beach' festival, deepening economic engagement strategies and more!

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Prabowo Subianto’s rise to the Indonesian Presidency has been much discussed for its political implications, but what does it mean for business?

The upcoming AIBC National Conference in Sydney examines this theme as well as other key topics such as energy, food and agriculture and education. There is still time to register for this two day event which includes business matching. The AIC is pleased to support the conference through its moderation of the day and a number of panels.

Click the link below to read our article about the conference and how it is relevant for these times.

https://australiaindonesia.com/aic/australia-indonesia-business-relationship-at-a-crossroads-as-prabowo-ascendancy-set-to-dominate-aibc-national-conference/

In today’s : President Prabowo and Australian agriculture, protecting the dolphins of Kalimantan, Indonesia seeks to join BRICS and more!

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We were delighted to be at the premiere of the ReelOzInd Film festival in Melbourne and Samarinda last night.

This Australia-Indonesia Centre initiative asks emerging filmmakers to create a piece based on a theme which this year is diversity / keberagaman

The Melbourne launch was held at , Federation Square, with guests (including a delegation from the Indonesian Consulate-General) enjoying special screenings of the award-winning entries.

This was followed by a Q&A panel session chaired by leading cinematic journalist and film critic Peter Krausz along with director and writer Nadia Syarifah and actor Miranda Anwar whose entry Interlude earned a special mention in the fiction category.

Each entry reflected differently on the theme with powerful stories relating to the experiences of Indonesian families and First Nations Australians.

In today’s : Prabowo's early priorities, Perth Scorchers recruit Indonesian cricketer, water concerns for Bali and the Gili Islands and more!

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Congratulations to the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s Febi Trihermato, who has been selected to participate in the four-day Causindy conference to be held in Perth.

Febi is a research officer for the AIC based in our Jakarta office, where he has worked since 2018, and he'll have some great perspectives to share.

CAUSINDY, or the Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth, is an organisation which provides a platform for young leaders to create stronger bilateral relationships.

The conference brings together delegates to hear from established leaders in fields such as politics, trade, education and technology and generates long-standing links between the two countries.

Well known CAUSINDY alumni include Australia's current assistant minister for foreign affairs Tim Watts, presidential advisor Gracia Billy Mambrasar and communications specialist Nadia Atmaja.

Congratus Febi, we’re sure the conference will prove rewarding!

In today’s : Examining Indonesian trade policy, global encounters in Makassar, looking back at the Jokowi years and more!

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were delighted to host Rongyu Li of UQ and Phil Honeywood of the International Education Association of Australia as they discussed the Australian government’s proposed cap on international students.

The AIC’s Education Dialogue webinar heard of the need to “decouple” education from the immigration debate and the importance of international students as “ambassadors” for Australia in their own countries.

There was also discussion of the need for clarity for parents and prospective students considering whether Australia was the best international study option.

Click the link below to view the full recording.

And we'll bring you a longer summary of the webinar on the AIC website later this week. The University of Queensland

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKji3sRmNe0

In today’s : Feed mill launched in Central Java, Indonesia 'better prepared' following 2004 tsunami, new humanities alliance and more!

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Don’t forget our webinar tomorrow morning!

As the government’s proposal to limit the number of international students makes its way through the Senate process, the time is right for a frank conversation.

Join us as we discuss with university, industry and government what the policy shift could mean for relationships with regional neighbours.

With the changes meant to start next year this is an opportunity to hear how the industry is preparing for the impact on its regional relationships and understand the government's point of view. We'll also examine changes to the New Colombo Plan.

Scan the QR code or click the link below to confirm your place. The University of Queensland The University of Melbourne International Education Association of Australia (IEAA)

https://ow.ly/JrPZ50TLhuZ

In today’s : Calls for higher tariffs on cheap imports, will a new capital deflate Jakarta's bar scene, working holiday-makers claim mistreatment and more!

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In today’s : Garuda and JAL do a deal, high school students return from a 'special' cultural experience, 'meddlesome priest' mourned and more!

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Less than a week to go before our education dialogue webinar so register now!

Our panel of experts from universities, government and the broader education sector will discuss the proposed international student cap and what it might mean for Australia’s Southeast Asia relations.

Scan the QR code or click the link below to confirm your place.

https://ow.ly/7Tz150TIsqC

The clock is ticking to register for our Education Dialogue webinar on Wednesday next week.

Our panel of experts from across government, education and leading universities will put the proposed international student cap under the microscope and ask just what it means for Australia’s relations with Southeast Asia.

Scan the QR code or click the link below to confirm your place.

https://monash.zoom.us/webinar/register/5017277409741/WN_DHUtKhq5QqyUyt-cvbbzBg?utm_source=AIC+Newsletters&utm_campaign=5fdd4018c0-AIC+Media+Update+08%2F10%2F2024&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0f87a17c64-5fdd4018c0-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D&ct=t%28AIC+Media+Update+08%2F10%2F2024%29&mc_cid=5fdd4018c0 #/registration