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The dig is underway Source: Supplied
The dig is underway Source: Supplied

New evidence of how early humans arrived in Australia
New research led by Hendri Kaharudin, Indonesian PhD student at ANU.

Journalists in Indonesia at risk of being killed, threatened and jailed | The World
An interview with Anita Wahid, an Indonesian PhD student at ANU.
Woman in hijab holding Indonesian flag

Women’s Rights in Indonesia
Auhtor: Kathryn Robinson, an ANU Indonesianist
Protesters block access to the parliament building in Jakarta on 22 August to protest a move to reverse the Constitutional Court decision altering eligibility rules for candidates in a key election later this year (Bay Ismoyo/AFP via Getty Images)
Protesters block access to the parliament building in Jakarta on 22 August to protest a move to reverse the Constitutional Court decision altering eligibility rules for candidates in a key election later this year (Bay Ismoyo/AFP via Getty Images)

Prabowo’s capitulation in Constitutional Court crisis only a partial victory
An apparent win for civil society masks elite political manoeuvring as Indonesia’s local elections loom.
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Tony and Yohanni Johns Lecture 2024: The Question of Truth
In this lecture, Leila Salikha Chudori reflects on the political nature of history writing in Indonesia under authoritarianism.

Roundtable on Indonesia’s 2024 Elections
Special ANU Indonesia Institute roundtable on Indonesia's upcoming elections.
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Leila Chudori in ‘The Question of Truth’
Leila Chudori in ‘The Question of Truth’

Exploring ‘The Question of Truth’ in the Tony & Yohanni Johns Lecture 2024

'The Question of Truth' explored the fragility of trust in Indonesian history and why Leila’s works resonate with the younger generations, allowing them to engage with the past in a meaningful way.
Excavations at Makpan Cave in East Nusa Tenggara by Indonesian and Australian archaeologists

Indonesian and Australian archaeologists unearthed stories of ancient climate change adaptation

Excavations at Makpan Cave in East Nusa Tenggara by Indonesian and Australian archaeologists revealed stories of human adaptation to changing environmental conditions dating back 43,000 years.