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Have you nominated someone yet? Do you know a sta

Have you nominated someone yet?

Do you know a standout Indonesian language teacher, researcher or leader in Indonesian cultural outreach in Australia?
Nominations are now open for the 2021 Australia-Indonesia Institute (AII) Indonesian Studies Awards, which recognise the achievements and contributions of outstanding individuals in our community.
There are three award categories:
🍎 AII Language Teaching Award
📚 AII Studies and Cultural Leadership Award
⭐️ AII Distinguished Service Award
For more information including how to nominate, visit https://www.dfat.gov.au/.../australia-indonesia-institute
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Entries close on 31 October 2021.

Meet Perthalia! Perthalia Rosul is an Indonesian

Meet Perthalia!

Perthalia Rosul is an Indonesian diplomat who has been serving at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for almost 11 years. She concluded her first posting at the Indonesian Consulate General in Melbourne in July 2021, where she dedicated much of her time for a better bilateral relationship between our two countries. Previously she was a foreign policy analyst on ASEAN political-security issues and as an intern at the Indonesian Embassy in Brussels, Belgium.
Perthalia has always been passionate about promoting cultural understanding between countries and strengthening people-to-people contact. She joined the AFS foreign exchange program early on in her teenage years where she spent a year living in Illinois, USA (2006).
Perthalia is also passionate on issues about women and empowerment. She is actively involved in WEWAW (Women Empower Women At Work) Indonesia, a non-profit mentorship-based community focusing to support young women in career and in doing business.
She completed her Master’s Degree from Duke University, USA, majoring in Environmental Economics and Policy (2015) as a Fulbright scholar.
Perthalia spent her early childhood growing up in Australia, while her father was doing his PhD in ANU. Since then, Australia has been very much a second home to her, and has a very special place in her heart.

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Meet Liam! Liam Prince is the Director of the Aus

Meet Liam!

Liam Prince is the Director of the Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) based at The University of Western Australia. He is an energetic advocate for ACICIS and its mission to increase the number of Australian university students undertaking study at Indonesian institutions of higher learning. Prior to commencing at ACICIS in 2012, Liam assisted Professor David Hill AM in the formulation of a national plan for the future of Indonesian language studies in Australian universities. Liam completed his undergraduate studies in Economics and Indonesian at The University of Western Australia in 2006. In 2012 he obtained First Class Honours in Indonesian from UWA’s School of Social and Cultural Studies. His dissertation, entitled “All the Way with OVJ: Javanese theatre on Indonesian television – A case study of Trans7’s Opera Van Java”, examined the reinvention of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Javanese theatrical traditions for early twenty-first-century Indonesian television audiences. Liam spent a semester as a student in Yogyakarta with ACICIS in 2000 and has ever after been scheming at ways various and novel to get himself back to Indonesia.

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Meet Kestity! Kestity Pringgoharjono has been act

Meet Kestity!

Kestity Pringgoharjono has been active in international cultural diplomacy since 2003. She established Preserve Indonesia that is involved in producing Indonesia arts, cultural and culinary programs overseas, in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea and Australia. Kestity was appointed Chief Program Officer for the Culinary, Youth and Education programs as part of Indonesia’s role as the Guest of Honour country at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2015. In the field of literature Kestity is the co-author of the book “The Centhini Story, The Javanese Journey of Life” and was Executive Director of the Lontar Foundation from 2011 to 2014.
Living between Australia and Indonesia since 2018, Kestity has founded Indo Lit Club in Sydney, holds the office of Head of the BBBI-NSW (Indonesian Cultural and Language Centre of New South Wales, Australia), and is also the Program Coordinator, Indonesia Sustainable Design House, a joint program between UTS (University of Technology Sydney), ITPC (Indonesian Trade Promotion Centre) Sydney and the Indonesian Ministry of Trade. Kestity received the “Australian Alumni Award” from the Australia Government in the field of Arts & Culture in 2011.

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Meet Greg! Greg Fealy is associate professor of I

Meet Greg!

Greg Fealy is associate professor of Indonesian politics at ANU and is also chair of the Australia-Indonesia Institute within the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. He gained his PhD from Monash University with a study of the political history of Nahdlatul Ulama in the 1950s and 1960s. He has published extensively on Indonesian politics, political Islam, terrorism and Australia-Indonesia relations. He has also worked as an Indonesia analyst for the Australian Government’s Office of National Assessments. He received the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021 for services to Australia-Indonesia relations. His fascination with Indonesia is undimmed after many years of research and he is passionate about promoting Indonesian studies to young Australians.
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This week we are introducing NAILA'S 2021 Judges!

This week we are introducing NAILA'S 2021 Judges!

Who do you think it will be?

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Its that time of the year again VOTE FOR NAILA's

Its that time of the year again

VOTE FOR NAILA's PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD 2021

Watch all the videos and click on the vote button for your favourite video.

Voting open until 26 November 2021

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For those who submitted to NAILA, we are currently

For those who submitted to NAILA, we are currently going through your applications and our language team is shortlisting. The next step will be for our VIP to judge the shortlisted applications. Stay tuned! #indonesiaaustralia #Naila #indonesianstudies #aiya #ozindo #ausindo #indonesianaustralianyouth #IndonesianLanguage #australiaindonesia #bahasaindonesia #asianstudies #IndoAus #ausindoyouth #australianuniversity #indonesiainAustralia #ozindonesia #pelajarIndonesia

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