Indonesian Society in Tasmania

KJRI Melbourne New Website

Dan — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 05:34:50 +0000

Old KJRI Melbourne website

New KJRI Melbourne website

Today I went to KJRI-Melbourne website and surprise-surprise, they have updated their website to something flashy now.
The current website layout has a better navigation, user friendly and pretty colour as well.
I believe that website can be better if they change the side and top menu in a bigger and sharper font.

In the end, they have changed their website to a better functional website and easier for us to access information from their website.

Some information from their webiste:

Online Voter’s registration form: click here!
Please register if you have not register
Events: click here!
Consular services: click here!

Consulate General Visit 13 October 2008

Dan — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 21:06:07 +0000

We have uploaded 107 photos from Consulate General visit on 13 October 2008 last month.
Please have a look at this gallery

PEMILU - Vote for political party

Dan — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:20:40 +0000

One of the purpose of KJRI Melbourne visit to Hobart is to remind Indonesian people in Tasmania that Pemilu is coming soon. They advised us that the Pemilu is near, therefore Indonesian people in Tasmania should register themselves as a voter for this purpose.

We can download voter’s form registration from this link and mail it to
PPLN Indonesian Consulate Po Box 6765 Melbourne Vic. 3004
or we can send the form to kjri@kjri-melbourne.org

Meanwhile if you think you have registered, you can double check for your name from this document

For more information about this, please visit: http://www.kjri-melbourne.org/events.php or contact kjri@kjri-melbourne.org

Remember that our voices can decided our country’s future.

KJRI Melbourne Visit

Dan — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:05:49 +0000

Bali Traditional Dance

A group of people from KJRI Melbourne visited us from Sunday 12 October 2008 - 14 October 2008.
There are around 8 people with Mr Budiarman Bahar (consulate general). Also in this special event they brought a group of dancer from Indonesia to perform in Hobart City Hall on 13 October 2008.

Meanwhile in the evening, we had an opportunity to have a dinner together with people from KJRI Melbourne at Baha’i Learning Center. We had another opportunity to see a couple performance from Indonesian dancers. It has been a long time that we haven’t seen Indonesian traditional dance in Tasmania, they performed it elegantly and beautifully.

We hope that there will be more opportunity for people in Tasmania to experience Indonesian culture, either traditional dance, music and other performances.

I will upload some photos from the evening dinner soon.

Wordpress Updated

Dan — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 14:44:50 +0000

Hi,

It has been long time I haven’t updated Indotas.org.au as I have been busy with my work and other commitments.

Anyway I just upgraded Wordpress to the lastest version, which is more stable and better performance.
I have fixed some issues with photo gallery integration and site performance.

Also I found it interesting that there are some posts in the discussion forum, will have a look at this in the future and find out what is the possibility to use more of discussion forum.

I think that’s all for now

Have a great day!

Mt Field Day Trip

melissa — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 03:32:19 +0000

Come and join us for a day trip to Mt Field National Park on Sunday, 27 January 2008. Going in hired cars, we will leave in the morning for the 1 1/2 hour drive to the National Park where we will enjoy manywalks either as a group, small groups or individually. A light lunch of sandwiches in a picnic-style will be provided although you can still bring your own meal if you prefer.

Pending on final confirmation closer to date, there are no costs involved for ISS members and the Indonesian community.

Please RVSP by Monday 21 January 2008 via the mailing list or by contacting Dhaniel or Melissa.

Idul Fitri

melissa — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 10:43:08 +0000

Komite ISS ingin mengucapkan:

”Selamat Hari Raya Idul Fitri”

Mohon maaf lahir dan batin

INDONESIAN NIGHT is on Sunday!!

melissa — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 13:02:12 +0000

Indonesian Night is happening tomorrow at The Italian Club starting at 7pm. For further details, see the previous post.

The ticket includes an Indonesian meal, snacks, entertainment, guest speaker and door prizes and a donation to the Australian Red Cross Blood Services. During the night raffle tickets will be sold for the big raffle at the end of the event. There will also be auctions of some sought-after items.

Here is the list of sponsors of the event and of the prizes:

University of Tasmania, Faculty of Arts; University of Tasmania, School of Asian Languages and Studies; X-Ray Hobart; Little Bali

Maldini; Socrates; Fresh Food Market; Pocket Space; Terry White Chemist; Sandy Bay Newsagency & Bookshop; My Goodness Health Foods; Amcal; ABC Shop; Travelmates; Hobart Bookshop; Wilderness Society Shop; House; Jefferson’s Teahouse; Tasmanian Principal Computers; The Commonwealth Bank; TASONE; Nicholas George Lawyers; Other private donations

Indonesian Night 07-10-07

Dan — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 16:05:02 +0000

7 October 2007
7:00 pm	to	11:00 pm

Indonesian Night | Sunday, 7 October 2007 - 7 pm
“An event to raise money for the Australian Red Cross Blood Service in Indonesia”
The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, which ravaged through the Province of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, caused great structural damage to the entire city of Banda Aceh. The Australian Red Cross is involved in the “Aceh Blood Project”, a 5 year plan to restore the Banda Aceh Blood Transfusion Unit and to provide specialised training to clinicians, laboratory technicians, and volunteers. All funds raised from Indonesian Night will go towards this great cause.

The Italian Club

77 Federal Street, North Hobart

For more information please play the movie or click on the poster.

Get More with Your ISS Member Card

melissa — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 14:26:29 +0000

Another business has joined our Discount Program:

Dede Indonesian & Thai Cuisine

369 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart

6231 1068

Opening Hours: Mon – Sat 5.30 – 10pm

Discount: 10% on Mon - Thu

Dede’s restaurant is a fully licensed, relaxed and friendly restaurant that can also do take away. It seats up to 80 people. Thai, Indonesian or vegetarian dishes from boh cuisines - yuo have the choice at this North Hobart eatery. Lots of cane and Indonesian masks and artefacts create and illusion of Asia. Check out the menu at www.dede.com.au for a comprehensive list.

Please note that the discount only applies to each card holder. Remember, you need your card to get the discount.