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This page displays all Asia Society content on Indonesia in reverse chronological order.

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Indonesia’s Climate Refugees are Being Forced into Deadly Labor Abroad

Asia 21 Young Leader Xyza Cruz Bacani writes on Indonesia's climate refugees and how they are forced into deadly labor abroad.

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Asia Briefing LIVE Media Coverage

Extensive media coverage of Asia Society Australia's inaugural Asia Briefing LIVE.
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Asia Briefing #12 | December 2018

India and Indonesia business | Summit watching | Reporting Asia
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Australia and a region in the making

By Greg Earl, Editor, Asia Briefing and Disruptive Asia, Asia Society Australia

Australia can’t turn away from the challenges and shouldn’t miss the opportunities that such a diverse region as South-East Asia will keep presenting.
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A shared maritime destiny for Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines

By Natalie Sambhi, Research Fellow, Perth USAsia Centre

Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines are natural partners in promoting security and preserving stability in the maritime domains of their shared region.
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Enhancing the rule of law in Asia: the Australian role

By Shamim Razavi, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

Just as the New Columbo Plan has emphasised learning from Asia, so our development of the rule of law can also stimulate our own learning - learning how to better read and engage with Asia.
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Delivery time: Australia’s opportunity to take a Go-Jek ride

By Bede Moore, Chief Executive, TechSydney & Co-founder, Lazada Indonesia

The tech boom offers the possibility of a more comprehensive economic relationship with Asia.
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Bridging a looming digital divide with Indonesia

By Helen Brown, digital fellow, Australia Indonesia Centre

Indonesia is quickly becoming the most digitally connected nation in South East Asia. Will Australia’s tech entrepreneurs be a part of this remarkable transformation?
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Quiet achievers: how women are changing regional business

By Sandra Seno-Alday, Lecturer of International Business, University of Sydney Business School

The economic transformation of South-East Asia is led by extraordinary but practically invisible women entrepreneurs. How can the region’s leaders unlock their potential and share their remarkable story?
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Reversing the boats: a humane response to a regional dilemma

By Savitri Taylor, Associate Professor Law School, La Trobe University

What would a humanitarian asylum seeker policy look like?
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Australian Business in Asia Panel at Asia Briefing LIVE

The business panel gives their scorecard for Australian business in the region.
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Australia’s language deficit is a threat to its role in the global economy

By Kathleen Turner, Head of Global Social Performance and Human Rights Assurance Program, Newcrest Mining

Can Australia remain competitive and influential in an increasingly networked world, if we do not speak the languages of our neighbours?
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Going there: reviving Indonesia/n in education

By Michelle Kohler, Senior Lecturer in Languages, Education, and Indonesian, Flinders University & Coordinating Writer of the Australian Curriculum: Indonesian

Australia must create a new narrative about its relationship with Indonesia based on understanding of our own identity, genuine reciprocal engagement and learning of the languages of our region.
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See and Hear: Performers From the Court of the Sultan of Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Dancers and musicians from the court of Sultan Hamengkubuwono X performed traditional Indonesian dances including the bedhaya, accompanied by a gamelan ensemble.
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Bedhaya: The Epitome of Javanese Dance

Musicians and dancers from the court of Hamengkubuwono X, Sultan of Yogyakarta, perform a traditional Indonesian dance.
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Music and Dance of Yogyakarta: Mask and Puppet Dances

Examples of golek menak and wayang wong forms of traditional Indonesian dance.