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  Monday, 22 June 2026   For years, Indonesia and Australia have enjoyed a strong partnership in trade, education, and investment. Now, one industry is attracting even more attention—the textile sector. Thanks to the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA), both countries have a great opportunity to build a stronger and more competitive textile industry together.   Indonesia has long been known as one of Southeast Asia’s biggest textile producers. The country offers skilled workers, established manufacturing hubs, and access to global markets. Meanwhile, Australia brings advanced technology, investment capital, and experience in developing high-value manufacturing. Combining these strengths creates exciting opportunities for both nations.Read More →

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  Monday, 22 June 2026   Indonesia and Australia have enjoyed a strong partnership for decades, and education has always been one of its biggest priorities. But instead of simply providing scholarships or sending teachers overseas, Australia has been taking a more innovative approach. The focus is now shifting toward creating better learning environments, improving school infrastructure, and supporting long-term educational development that benefits local communities.   This modern strategy is about investing in people by investing in the places where they learn. Australian aid programs have worked closely with the Indonesian government to improve education quality across the country. Rather than relying on short-termRead More →

South Lombok become one of the famous area in NTB (Photo:Instagram@samaralomboklife, 30/04/2026)

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  Saturday, 20 June 2026   Lombok has quickly become one of Indonesia’s most attractive destinations for international property investment. Beautiful beaches, improving infrastructure, growing tourism, and competitive land prices have encouraged many Australians to explore opportunities on the island.   However, buying land in Indonesia is different from purchasing property in Australia. Understanding the legal process before making a commitment can save investors from costly mistakes. Here are seven essential things every Australian investor should check before buying land in Lombok.   1.Understand Land Ownership Rules   Foreign individuals cannot directly own freehold land in Indonesia. Instead, investors usually use legal structures such asRead More →

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  Saturday, 20 June 2026   Australia and Indonesia have enjoyed a strong economic relationship for many years, but today that partnership is growing even faster. One exciting example is the Australian Investor Mission to Indonesia, an initiative designed to connect Australian investors with promising business opportunities across the country.   Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economies, offering opportunities in sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, digital technology, and property development. Through investor missions like this, Australian businesses can better understand the Indonesian market while building valuable partnerships with local companies.   The mission isn’t simply about finding investment opportunities. It’sRead More →