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Harold Crouch (left) with PhD students, Marcus Mietzner (now an Indonesia specialist based at ANU) and Inwon Hwang (South Korea's leading Malaysian politics expert), c. 1997.
Harold Crouch (left) with PhD students, Marcus Mietzner (now an Indonesia specialist based at ANU) and Inwon Hwang (South Korea's leading Malaysian politics expert), c. 1997.

Vale Emeritus Professor Harold Crouch
Emeritus Professor Harold Crouch, who died on 27 August 2023, was an eminent scholar of Indonesian and Malaysian politics, and of Southeast Asia generally.
IMMERSIA 2022

Ready. Steady. Immerse: Immersia 2.0
What do you get when you put calligraphy, dance, song, music, painting, wellbeing, books, exhibitions, photography, languages, trivia, gaming, and art together?
Professor Phil Cummins

Announcing the winner of the ANU Indonesia Institute’s inaugural Interdisciplinary Event Grant
Congratulations to Professor Phil Cummins from the Research School of Earth Sciences for being awarded the ANU Indonesia Institute’s inaugural Interdisciplinary Event Grant.
Professor Ronit Ricci

Honouring Legacies and Celebrating New Research on Indonesia at ANU: The 2023 Tony and Yohanni Johns Lecture
The ANU Indonesia Institute hosted the 2nd Annual Tony and Yohanni Johns Lecture. This lecture series honours both Tony and Yohanni Johns's enduring legacies for Indonesian teaching.
Gede Eka Riadi performing a traditional Balinese dance

Celebrating and Launching 'Living Art' with the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia
On August 3rd our community of scholars from the humanities, arts and social sciences came together to celebrate the launch of a very special book.
Maaike Derksen examining archival photos
Maaike Derksen examining archival photos

A Mission of Faith: Dr Maaike Derksen
Tapping into history and preserving heritage—these are concepts that are second nature to historian and anthropologist Dr Maaike Derksen, Visiting Fellow (Niels Stensen Fellowship) at CHL.
The cloverleaf interchange between US 131, M-6 and 68th Street in Cutlerville, Michigan, United States, shows many of the features of controlled-access highways: entry and exit ramps, median strips for opposing traffic, no at-grade intersections and no direct access to properties.
Public domain

The Guardrails Quintet: Insights from Southeast Asian Experts and Scholars
Find five articles from the 2023 Regional Geopolitical Update that grappled with the discussion of security guardrails from key Southeast Asian states perspectives.
Group photo of roundtable attendees
Roundtable event with Mr Agus Yudhoyono, Chair of Partai Demokrat

ANU Indonesia Institute Interdisciplinary Grant
ANU Indonesia Institute Interdisciplinary Events Grant - $2,500