DJ School
By: Andre Syahreza Jakarta’s club scene is booming. Everyone wants to hear the funkiest sounds and be seen on the hottest dance floors. Andre Syahreza, arbiter of...
Insider Tips Singapore: Some Spots not 2 Miss in Singapore
By: Cher Tan Find yourself in Singapore not knowing what to do? Check these insider tips for some off the beaten track quirky city gems! Craving for a 24-hour...
A dance with history
Rasinah’s story, like her career as a masked dancer, was complex and larger than life Laurie Margot Ross Performing in the Dago Teahouse Laurie Margot Ross...
Australian law on Rote?
Australian maritime law is undermining the livelihoods of Pepela fishermen Brooke Nolan and Philip Vincent Life is hard in the fishing village of Pepela...
Doing Business in Indonesia – Pros & Cons, Some Useful Tips
By: Nuss_Boy Doing business, the Indonesian way, how does it work? And, does it work? Here some tips by a man got stuck in (traffic), won some & lost most of it but...
‘Only Vespas can unite the archipelago’
A rowdy convention of Vespa enthusiasts shows the solidarity and inventiveness of Indonesian youth
A revolution in the making
Casual designs are not just revolutionising batik culture, they’re also giving batik workers new choices
Does Indonesia have Quality Television?
By: Ari Ernesto Purnama That’s right, I am asking myself, you and others who watch, who talk about and who engage themselves with Indonesian television products that...
Kubca Samakta
Kubca Samakta is a non profit organization in Bandung that educates hearing impaired people, to build an independent life. The stunning building that houses this...
What is it with you/Ada Apa Denganmu Ariel Peterpan?
By: Emma Kwee Ariel, iconic frontman of Indonesian hit band Peterpan crumbled under the weight of Indonesia’s media army these last few months. Peterpan collected...
