Australia can’t afford to lose its Indonesian-language expertise — but programs are disappearing nationwide. Dr Elly Kent explains why this is a strategic risk: chl.anu.edu.au/news/preserv... @anu-asiapacific.bsky.social @helencsullivan.bsky.social @ouranu.bsky.social @ellykent.bsky.social
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Solidarity to colleagues in University of Tasmania, who look to be next in line for the kind of arbitrary and opaque "change proposal" rife with doublespeak and false platitudes to psycho-social health but lacking in genuine consultation or evidence based decision-making.
Ever wondered what art was made by the people living in the midst of the "Pacific theatre" in WWII, or the colonisation of the Dutch East Indies? Our Special issue of Art x war in SEA is now up on National Gallery Singapore’s online magazine, Perspectives. www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en/learn-...
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