Kiwi chef showcases Pacific food at Indonesian festival
When it comes to culinary delights, Asia and the Pacific have a lot in common but much they can learn from each other, writes Chef Robert Oliver.
Media/News
Media intern sees impact of climate change firsthand in Indonesia
Stuff journalist Maddy Croad describes her time interning at Al-Jazeera in Indonesia and seeing firsthand the impact that climate change has had on one of the country's most vulnerable communities.
Sports/News
Bali's Monkey Forest and civic cat coffee surprise Kiwi athletes
Attending the World Championships in Bali, the Modern Pentathlon New Zealand team took some time out to take in the culture of the host nation, including visiting the famous Monkey Forest.
Business/News
Indonesia insights for health and beauty entrepreneurs
Booming Indonesia is a high risk market with potential for equally high rewards, writes health and beauty delegate Rebecca Hunter.
Research/News
Indonesia at ‘Connectivity Crossroads’ as regional powers jostle for influence
Indonesia finds itself having to balance the benefits of foreign investment in major infrastructure projects and protecting its own strategic interests, writes research grantee Jackson Calder.
LeadershipNetwork/News
Q&A with Leadership Network member Harry Gibson
We chat to Leadership Network member Harry Gibson about moving to Jakarta, Indonesia, and reconnecting with the country he called home as a child.
Entrepreneurship/News
Integrity key to entrepreneur's success in Asia
When Morgan Maw, of Bonnie Goods, set off to Indonesia in 2016 with other Kiwi food and beverage entrepreneurs she was still rolling her Edinburgh-inspired oatcakes by hand in her Grey Lynn kitchen.
Media/News
Opinion: In Indonesia’s Pacific neglect, reminders of our own
How Asia and the Pacific interact will define New Zealand’s foreign policy for the foreseeable future, writes Auckland journalist Mackenzie Smith after spending two months in Jakarta. Mackenzie was in
LeadershipNetwork/News
Leadership Network member shaped by a love of languages
Nathan Taylor fell in love with languages while living in Indonesia as a teen and went on to do a Masters looking at how accents influence an individual's perceived credibility.
LeadershipNetwork/News
Leadership Network members visit thriving charity schools in Indonesia and Cambodia
Christey West reports back on a trip to Indonesia and Cambodia she took with fellow network member Johanna Peek to visit charity schools they support through their non-profit Just Peoples.
TrackII/News
Indonesia & NZ: Foreign Relations under Covid
On the back of the Foundation's recent Track II exchange with Indonesian thinktank CSIS, the University of Auckland's Natasha Hamilton-Hart takes a look at Indonesia-NZ relations in a time of pandemic
Entrepreneurship/News
Partnership and collaboration vital for entrepreneurs
Asia New Zealand Foundation honorary adviser Helianti Hilman recently spoke at Festival for the Future about the important role local and global collaboration plays in entrepreneurship.
