Perhimpunan Indonesia – Inggris
It wasa full house at The Anglo Indonesian Society Dinner at Bali Bali Restaurant with a delightful 3-course dinner Menu of the evening: Starter Soto Ayam, chicken soup, rice noodles Main Course Nasi Uduk coconut rice and plain steamed rice Beef Rendang, Beef curry in caramelized coconut cream with…
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St Matthew’s Westminster, 20 Great Peter Street, Westminster SW1P 2BU Malcolm Fitzpatrick is a senior curator of mammals at the Zoological Society of London and a Sumatran tiger Global Species Management Plans (GSMP) convenor. GSMPs are born out of growing concerns about the long-term sustainability of wild animal populations in human care. To fulfil the…
Tuesday, 12 February 2019. 6.15pm for 6.45pm Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street London SW1P 2BU In March, Indonesia’s presence as Market Focus Country at the London Book Fair 2019 (LBF-2019) marked an especially important moment in the country’s effort to promote Indonesian literature and culture abroad. The road to this position was a long…
It was great to see so many members – and their guests – at the Summer Picnic on 7 July, generously hosted by HE Ambassador Dr Rizal Sukma and Ibu Hana at Wisma Nusantara. On one of the hottest days of the year, we were able to relax in the beautiful garden under the shade…
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Professional photographer Tim Motion travelled around Indonesia on a photographic odyssey over a combined period of about five months in 1986 and 1993, guided by Janet Cochrane of The Society. He travelled by plane, boat, jeep and jungle trek, visiting Jakarta, Java tea estates, Sulawesi (Makassar, Toraja, Palu and Manado), Ambon and the Maluku islands,…
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Monday 13 February The Society showed the documentary film “Searching for Ali Wallace”, directed by Jamie Curtis Hayward, at the Natural History Museum. The film was introduced by Lord Cranbrook.
Wednesday 18 January Geoffrey Roberts, a linguist, gave a talk at St Matthew’s Conference Centre, Westminster on “The fun, the challenge and the frustration of Indonesian: A linguist’s view of this rapidly evolving and much-misunderstood language”
