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  Thursday, 09 July 2026   Indonesia and Australia have always been close neighbors, but today, their relationship goes far beyond geography. Trade, investment, education, and innovation are becoming the foundation of a stronger economic partnership. To help Australian businesses explore opportunities in Indonesia, the Australian Government introduced the Blueprint for Trade and Investment with Indonesia, a practical guide designed to encourage more companies to invest and expand in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economies.   Rather than being just another policy document, the Blueprint acts as a roadmap for businesses that may be entering Indonesia for the first time. It explains where the biggestRead More →

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  Wednesday, 08 July 2026   Indonesia and Australia have always been close neighbors, but now the relationship is moving beyond trade. Both countries are looking at bigger opportunities, especially in investment, downstream industries, and long-term economic partnerships.   Recently, the Indonesian government has stepped up its efforts to attract more Australian investors, focusing on the country’s massive downstream processing or hilirisasi program. Rather than exporting raw natural resources, Indonesia wants to process them into higher-value products before they reach global markets. This strategy creates more jobs, strengthens local industries, and increases the country’s competitiveness.   During a visit to Australia, Deputy Minister of InvestmentRead More →

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  Tuesday, 07 July 2026   When people think about Australian tourists in Indonesia, Bali is usually the first destination that comes to mind. But things are slowly changing. More Australians are now looking beyond Bali, and Lombok has become one of the most attractive destinations for both travel and investment.   With its beautiful beaches, growing tourism industry, and promising business opportunities, Lombok is catching the attention of Australian investors who see the island as an emerging destination with huge potential.   The interest isn’t new. During a visit to West Nusa Tenggara, an Australian delegation consisting of investors and business consultants explored theRead More →

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  Saturday, 04 July 2026   Australia and Indonesia have enjoyed a close relationship for decades, but one area with huge untapped potential is agriculture. As neighboring countries with complementary strengths, both nations have plenty to gain by working more closely in the agricultural sector. From food security to technology transfer, stronger agricultural cooperation could deliver long-term benefits for farmers, businesses, and consumers alike.   Indonesia has one of the largest populations in the world, meaning food demand continues to grow every year. At the same time, Australia is known for its advanced farming practices, high-quality agricultural products, and strong expertise in sustainable agriculture. TheseRead More →