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Relatively little is known about exciting applications of seaweed, and what role they can play in strengthening Australia-Indonesia trade and scientific collaboration. Read more

Pandemic has brought much pain, but Indonesian businesses have responded well to lockdowns and social distancing measures, the PAIR Summit heard.   Read more

A Yogyakarta fashion designer who lost his income only to switch to selling face masks highlights the resilience of Indonesian creative workers Read more

High COVID-19 casualty rates among Indonesian healthcare workers show the lack of resources at many hospitals, an Australia-Indonesia Centre research webinar has Read more

Skills and particularly digital ones have been highlighted as significant in helping the Indonesian tourism sector return to prosperity following the pandemic. Read more

Getting pandemic policy settings correct is crucial. Zero restrictions means a high cost in lives, while strict lockdowns risk ruin for those Read more

Bali and Yogyakarta need skilled workers to keep their tourism economies operating, however, those same workers have been forced to seek alternative Read more

On Wednesday the 24th of November, the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR) held a meeting with the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Read more