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AIASA Won “The Most Creative” Award on Australia Day Parade 2020.

AIASA Won “The Most Creative” Award on Australia Day Parade 2020.

Australia Day Parade is a special day in Adelaide’s beautiful and diverse city. It involves almost 150 community groups in Adelaide, and the parade waives starts in the centre of Adelaide city and ends in Adelaide Oval.
Represents the Indonesian Community, AIASA has received “The most creative” award at the Australia Day Parade 2020. Supported by many Indonesian communities (PPIASA, Saman dance, Elmusafir, Flobamora, Aceh community and Rhytmnesia), the Indonesian community has particularly drawn the jury’s attention for their creativity.

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Indofest Music Night a blast!

Indofest Music Night a blast!

The back to the 80’s themed Indofest Music Night at the Estonian Cultural Centre on Saturday 22 July, 2017 was a huge success. Wigs, shiny jackets, big earrings and leg warmers were everywhere and people danced to 80’s pop and Indonesian dangdut music. Huge thanks to...

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The Australian Indonesian Association of South Australia

The Australian Indonesian Association of South Australia

The Australian Indonesian Association of South Australia (AIASA) was founded in 1967 by a group of Colombo Plan scholarship recipients from Indonesia who had made South Australia their home. The not-for-profit organisation was formed to promote better understanding,...

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A piece of Indofest history

A piece of Indofest history

Since the first festival in 2008, INDOfest-Adelaide just keeps getting better year after year. News of this local gem soon spread to Indonesia prompting Indonesian news channels to visit us down-under and check out what all the fuss is about. Here is MNN News’ ‘Window...

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