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Arts/Music/Culture
IAA is a national network of organisations and individuals involved with Australia-Indonesia cultural exchange. AIAA’s vision is: promoting Indonesian culture throughout Australia; creating new pathways for Indonesian artists to share their culture in Aus
Contemporary Indonesian music including podcastsBooks on Indonesia
Books on Indonesia – ask for the AIA discount
Nusantara Indonesian Bookshop – wide range of books on Indonesia
The history, the romance, and the adventure of the spice trade for 2000 years – Ian BurnetBusiness
Excellent site to learn what Austrade can offer in Indonesia. This link has excellent Indonesian information for Australian exporters.
Promoting trade, business and investment between Indonesia and Australia
The IABC is based in Jakarta, counterpart to AIBC, promoting trade, business and investment between Indonesia and Australia
The Indonesian Community Council of NSW Inc is an umbrella organisation for a wide range of Indonesian Community Groups
Nusantara Indonesia Book Shop (Melbourne) Wide range of books on IndonesiaDiplomatic
The AII was established by the Australian Government in 1989 to contribute to a more broadly based and enduring relationship between Australia and Indonesia and to project positive images of Australia and Indonesia in each other’s country.
The Indonesia Institute is a Western Australian-based NGO that was founded in November 2010, active in promoting Indonesia-Australia relations.Educational
Australian National University has a renowned School of Asian Studies. This site has a wonderful breadth of items related to Indonesia and other ASEAN countries. Terrific resource !
Promoting Indonesian language and culture in Canberra and across Australia. Includes links to online lessons in Bahasa Indonesia
Indonesian Students Association
Lowy Institute – The Lowy Institute is an independent, nonpartisan think tank which conducts original, policy-relevant research about international political, strategic and economic issues from an Australian perspective. Its research and analysis and its
Workers Education Association – Sydney. Beginners and advanced courses in Bahasa IndonesiaFacebook
AIA Facebook
Indonesia Australia Womens AssociationMedia
ANTARA has bureaus in all provinces and manned by nearly 200 correspondents covering news down to village levels.
Indonesian newspaper for the Indonesian community in Sydney
Indonesian newspaper published in Sydney for the Indonesian community
International network of news sites
World News Network
Indonesian on line newspaper in Bahasa
SBS TV and Radio
The Jakarta Globe – Indonesian newspaper in English
The English Daily newspaper
Latest news from various news sources Other Sites
The aim of AIA (ACT) is to promote friendship and understanding between the people of Australia and the people of Indonesia.
AIAV is an organisation for people with links to or an interest in Indonesia. Its membership is a diverse mix of Indonesian and Australian people. Many members are either already fluent in or currently studying Indonesian language. Social activities held
The Australian Indonesian Association of South Australia (AIA of SA) aims to promote better understanding and goodwill between the people of Australia and Indonesia based on friendship and trust.
Golf association for the Indonesian community in Sydney
Welfare advice and guidance to Indonesians living in NSW.
Providing a wealth of practical information for expatriates planning to move to or already living in Indonesia.
The NTA sponsors small-scale economic and social development activities in eastern Indonesia,selected by community consultation, ranging from building water tanks and wells, through providing farming equipment and training, to supplying books and furniturTranslations
Wot Cross Culture was established by Suzan Piper and Sawung Jabo a in 1995. Its mission is to provide culturally nuanced professional services and strategies to bridge the communication gap between Indonesia and AustraliaTravel
Netfare Travel – Specialists in travel to Indonesia
Travel and Tours – South Korea and Indonesia