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 You're invited - 2014 Indonesian Election Preview

20/3/2014

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You're invited!
How much do you know about Indonesia’s upcoming election and about the most influential political personalities?

As the 3rd largest democracy heads to the polls, AIYA NSW brings the campaign to Sydney. The ‘2014 Indonesian Election Preview’ will feature a simulated political campaign involving discussion on some of the key political parties vying for electoral success. Join in the atmosphere as we give you a closer insight into this monumental election, and how the recent Jokowi announcement has changed the game.

When:   Thursday, 3 April - doors open 6:00pm 
Where:  The Mitchell Theatre, Level 1 
Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
280 Pitt St, Sydney

This Election Preview will consist of seven short presentations from the brightest minds in the Australia-Indonesia relationship. We are proud to announce that you will have the honour of hearing from:

Associate Professor Simon Butt, University of Sydney Law Faculty
Conjoint Associate Professor David Reeve, University of New South Wales
Dr Ross Tapsell, Asian Studies Lecturer at Australian National University
Natalie Sambhi, Analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute
Fritz Siregar, SJD Candidate at University of New South Wales
Fajar Hirawan, PhD Candidate at The University of Sydney
Alison Martin, Communications & Policy Advisor for a Greens MP in the NSW Parliament

They will share their insights and expertise on Indonesia’s election process and the various political parties, in an innovative and punchy format that will truly make this an Australia-Indonesia night to remember!
 
This is a FREE event, and light refreshments and drinks will be provided. 

Please RSVP your attendance by registering on Eventbrite.

There are limited seats available in the Mitchell Theatre at the Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts, so be sure to get in quick! 
 
Please spread the word to any NSW-based friends, family and networks that will be interested in attending.
The venue is located at 280 Pitt St, Sydney, which is less than a five-minute walk from Town Hall Train Station. Please email nsw@aiya.org.au if you have any questions about the event.

Stay tuned by checking our Facebook page for regular updates on the speakers and activities that we have in stall for the night!

COBLOS YUK! 
Nicholas Mark, President, AIYA NSW

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