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IndoPendence Day Saturday 23 August 2025
IndoPendence Day
Saturday 23 August
Location TBC
Open Dinner Pondok Daun Tuesday 03 June 2025
Open Dinner
Pondok Daun – Currie Street
03 June, 5:30pm
10% discount for current
AIASA Financial Members
IndoFest Stakeholder Meeting Friday 23 May 2025
IndoFest Stakeholder Meeting
Friday 23 May, 6pm
Register your group by 19 May
REGISTER HERE
May 2025 Update
AIA IS BACK IN 2025!
Click the links below for more Information and keep updated.
May 2025 Newsletter – this provides an introduction to the new Committee Members, and lists upcoming events on the AIASA calendar.
Indonesian Community Wellbeing Expo for All Ages
INDONESIAN COMMUNITY WELLBEING EXPO FOR ALL AGES
You are invited to a day of wellness!
Date: Saturday, 23 November 2024
Time: 01.30 PM – 05.00 PM
Location: Goodwood Community Centre, 32-34 Rosa Street, GOODWOOD South Australia 5034
Free Admission!
Event Highlights:
• Engaging Talk Shows
• Financial wellbeing
• Australian Visas and Residencies
• Digital Literacy for all
• Service Providers Info and Demo
• Health info, resources, screening
• Tips for Safe Driving and swimming
• High demand Jobs and Training
• Interactive Fun Activities for All Ages
• And many more…
Food & Refreshments: Delicious snacks and drinks will be available! (Don’t forget to bring some cash)
For More Information (Text Only):
Tji Srikandi-Goodhart – 0418 803 124
Julia Wanane – 0481 212 443
Let’s come together for a healthier, happier community!
Indofest 2023 – thank you all for coming!
Thank you everyone for coming out to Indofest 2023! We hope you enjoyed the festivities, had yourself some tasty food and caught some of our wonderful performers.
A big thank you to all who were involved, including food vendors, volunteers, performers and our generous sponsors. Most importantly, thank you to the whole Indonesian-Adelaide community, whose support makes the entire event possible.
We hope to see you all again at our next indofest! 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Indofest 2023 – Planning Updates
2023 – Indofest Planning Updates
As you know, Indofest 2023 is just right around the corner, and we have been busy behind the scenes planning for this year’s event.
From our first introductory BBQ to now, our organising committees have also been busy at work over the past few weeks, meeting and coordinating important aspects of our event, including our program, food vendors, raffle tickets, and creative economy. Here are a few pictures of our volunteers behind the scenes! We would like to thank them all for their tireless efforts.
Indofest Adelaide 2023 will be held at Pinky Flat on 21 May 2023. For more information, please click here.
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Indofest Adelaide 2023 – 21 May, Pinky Flat
Indofest Adelaide 2023 is back for 2023!
Come and join us on Sunday 21 May at Pinky Flat, as we celebrate all things Indonesia! Our free event will be jam packed with fun activities for everyone to enjoy, including live performances, great food stalls and a business expo, amongst other exciting things! Keep an eye out as we continue to provide updates in the lead-up to our event.
If you are interested in volunteering, please visit this link and follow the links to complete our registration form.
We look forward to seeing you all very soon!
Tji Srikandi-Goodhart Awarded for the MCSA Quiet Achievers 2022
The Multicultural Communities Council of South Australia (MCCSA) has awarded some groups of women for their tireless efforts in the community. AS part of International Women’s Day, this award shines a light on some of the quiet achievers who have contributed to their community. For the 2022 awards, nine women have proudly become a recipient of this award, one of them is Tji Srikandi-Goodhart, from the Indonesian Community.
Tji has been an active member of the Australian-Indonesian Association of SA inc. (AIASA) since its inception in 1968, the aim of which is to promote better understanding and goodwill between the Indonesian and Australian people, based on friendship, respect and trust. As President of the AIASA from 2014-to 2016, Tji coordinated the annual Indofest-Adelaide, a major festival involving more than 20 Indonesian community groups.
The AIASA also provides a platform to nurture cohesion among the ethnically, culturally and religiously diverse Indonesian communities in South Australia and aspires to represent them at an inter-governmental soft-diplomacy level.
Throughout her student and early working life, Tji shared her love, skills, and knowledge of the land of her birth with fellow Australians through Indonesian performing arts as a traditional dancer, choreographer, gamelan player and presenter at many events. She also taught Indonesian dancing over the years, including to schoolteachers of Indonesian language and culture, who in turn could teach their students.
AIASA Won “The Most Creative” Award on Australia Day Parade 2020.
