Tag: indonesia
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...
‘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
Learning to belong
Educational efforts are being made around the country to enable minorities to feel they belong and to teach majorities that they should value the diversity of Indonesia
Empty promises
The Clean Development Mechanism has failed to deliver Tessa Toumbourou Biomass is aerated on-site to ensure aerobic composting Image courtesy...
Sustainability and prosperity
Development initiatives can and must safeguard local environments This is the first article in a six part series about environmental issues in Indonesia. Judith Mayer...
Vocational schools for all?
Gender favouritism and religious discrimination cause problems at a vocational school
Vision is not enough
A whole-school effort is needed to realise a vision of multicultural education in an Islamic boarding school
