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Indonesia monitors multiple volcanic eruptions as Anak Krakatau remains under close watch (opens the original)
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Siti Sumilah Rita Susilawati, Head of Indonesia's Centre for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG), says volcanic activity is a natural part of life in Indonesia, which sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire and is home to 127 active volcanoes. Throughout 2026, PVMBG has recorded eruptions at at least eight volcanoes, including Anak Krakatau, Semeru, Merapi, Mount Ibu, Dukono, Lewotobi and Lewotolok. As of Monday morning, 7 September, PVMBG had recorded eruptions at Mount Ibu, Mount Sem
In its 26th year, this community holds Indonesian festival in Australia without fail (opens the original)
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Now in its 26th year, the Indonesian Community Council (ICC) NSW Festival & Bazaar is regarded as a highly anticipated annual event for the Indonesian community in Australia. Lini Khun, President of ICC NSW, explained that the event involves various communities under the ICC umbrella. This year, it will feature 26 stalls — 22 of which will sell authentic Indonesian food — alongside a range of entertainment, such as live music and fashion shows. What distinguishes this year's event is the venue.
Darwin school celebrates Indonesia's Independence Day with traditional dish, classroom decor (opens the original)
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Driver Primary School in Darwin has been teaching Indonesian for 41 years — ever since the school was established. Asnat Crawley, the school's current Indonesian language teacher, explained that the school shares a special emotional bond with Indonesia, partly due to a collaborative learning program it runs with a school in Indonesia. This year, the school is celebrating Indonesia's Independence Day on the August 17th massively, with activities that invite the participation of the entire school
She thought she wouldn't be selected: Meet 2026 Elizabeth O'Neill Journalism Award recipient (opens the original)
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Irene Sarwindaningrum, a senior journalist with the Indonesian daily Kompas, is one of this year's recipients of the Elizabeth O'Neill Journalism Award. With nearly 19 years of experience in journalism, Ms Sarwindaningrum said she initially thought her application would not be selected. "I only found out this year that I had been selected, so I was delighted to be heading to Australia," she said, noting that she had submitted her application for the award last year. The reporter — who previously
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