Welcome to the third annual report of the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR). This report covers our key achievements over the Read more
Research
This report examines diversity and inclusion in the university context, focusing on two key tertiary education institutions, the University of Melbourne in Read more
Indonesia’s population has reached 270 million people, according to the Population Census by Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS). This places Indonesia as Read more
Navigating the future of healthcare: Digital strategies for post-pandemic recovery in South Sulawesi
The health system in Indonesia, particularly in South Sulawesi, faced significant challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic due to inadequate implementation of health Read more
Sulawesi has been recognised as a key economic corridor by successive governments of Indonesia under national development plans.
Digital technology can play an important role in increasing the accessibility of information for people with disabilities (PwD). Increasing the use of Read more
A rise in food prices has a big impact in a country such as Indonesia, especially in poorer households who spend more than 60 percent of their budget on food. Changes in food prices, even small ones, create uncertainty and are a sensitive political issue.
The increasing popularity of seaweed farming in Indonesia has brought an environmental challenge as the industry has come to rely heavily on plastic bottles for buoyancy to hold up seaweed lines.