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Formerly Indonesia Now with Duncan Graham - and still Interpreting Indonesia with a Western perspective:

Friday, March 24, 2017

FLEEING INTO DETENTION

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Lost in transit                                                                Indonesia was once a short stop-over for Middle East asy...
Wednesday, March 22, 2017

SOCCER MAD

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Letting their hair down                                                         Malang has long been soccer mad, but yesterday [Sun...
Thursday, March 16, 2017

A CLASS ACT

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Making Indonesian schools happy places                                         Muhadjir Effendy is ambivalent about his time at a ...
Friday, March 10, 2017

BUILT FOR LIVING

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Java’s magic architecture revealed                           From the outside they look unremarkable, only to be picked out among ...
Thursday, February 09, 2017

GOING TROPPO

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A novel bridge between us and them                                                            Maturity at last.  A novel from Australia t...
Wednesday, February 01, 2017

SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINED

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The village that knows its limits                                            Some societies have giant boots; they stamp and shuffl...
Thursday, January 26, 2017

RETREATING TO THE BUSH

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Going free It’s one of the world’s most desirable destinations, a country of gasp-out-loud beauty and sweaty challenges for the adventu...
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Malang, East Java, Indonesia
CV Education: M Phil (UWA), Grad Dip Cultural Communication (Riverina), BA (Curtin) Languages: English (fluent). Indonesian (intermediate). French (intermediate). Past employers: Fairfax Press (The Age & Sydney Morning Herald – both broadsheet dailies) as a reporter and feature writers for ten years; ABC TV and Channel 9 as a presenter and producer for six years; AAP stringer for four years, Radio 6NR (manager for four years)(CLICK PICTURE BELOW); The West Australian (Perth daily newspaper) where I did my cadetship. Awards: (All in Australia): Walkley Award for Journalism Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Media Award (Twice) Equal Opportunity Commission Media Prize (Twice) Daily News Centenary Prize; Perth Press Club Award; MBE Health Award WA Week Book Award (now the Premier’s Prize) for non-fiction. Media grants: Two from the Western Australian government, one from the Australian government. All to report on issues in Indonesia. Published books: The People Next Door (UWA Press), Being Whitefella (FAC Press), Dying Inside (A & U). SEE ALSO: www.newzealandnow.blogspot.com
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