OzAlum Podcast

We all know that sustainable aquaculture development and effective fisheries management are critical to maintain nation’s food security and economy but what are the key factors to achieve sustainable aquaculture and fisheries in Indonesia? In this ninth episode, OzAlum Dr Hendra Yusran Siry, Secretary of the Directorate General of Marine Spatial Management at the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, and Utari Octavianty, Co-Founder and Chief Sustainability Officer of fishery startup Aruna take us to dive deeper into ocean conservation and sustainable use of marine resources to benefit people, nature and the economy.

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Note: on minute 25:34, Dr Hendra Yusran Siri mentions “pitinyo”, which means “dana”.

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

Is the pandemic over, or will there be another wave? Now that vaccination access is increasing, infection rates are dropping and provinces are opening up, there are new things to think about: adjusting back to post-pandemic routines (and ditching our pyjamas), getting back into work in real life, commuting and driving our kids to school. To some of us adjusting back to pre-pandemic habits can be stressful. What about the uncertainty whether there will be another wave? In this eighth episode, our OzAlum Andi Baso Tombong, a lecturer at Hasanuddin University and Karina Negara, a young psychologist and co-founder of KALM Counselling shares some tips for those of us needing a boost to get into the swing of things. 

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A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

Learn what attracts the young generation change the farming industry with their entrepreneurial spirit, and passion amid growing concerns over the future of food security. In this seventh episode, we talk with OzAlum Ignatius Agung Pratama, an experienced horticultural specialist, and Taufik, an entrepreneur who had an opportunity to work in a winery and dairy farm in Australia under the Australia – Indonesia Youth Exchange Program. What are the ways to revolutionise the farming industry? Be sure to tune into our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review. 

If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

Join us next week to learn what attracts the young generation change the farming industry with their entrepreneurial spirit, and passion amid growing concerns over the future of food security. In this seventh episode, we talk with OzAlum Ignatius Agung Pratama, an experienced horticultural specialist, and Taufik, an entrepreneur who had an opportunity to work in a winery and dairy farm in Australia under the Australia – Indonesia Youth Exchange Program. What are the ways to revolutionise the farming industry? Be sure to tune into our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review. 

If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/

Retno Dewati and Rorian Pratyaksa, a successful global investment specialist and experienced start-up leader, have successfully built their career and business from scratch at a very young age. As honourees of Forbes 30 under 30, they credit to the role of past failures in their entrepreneurial journey. Retno says that being adaptive and agile in business are techniques that many entrepreneurs are adopting in today’s market. Rorian adds that in today’s world creating a network of contacts with people who have interests similar to yours is equally essential, in order to learn, exchange and discover business opportunities that can enhance your work profile. 

Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast for more tips for entrepreneurial success from our alumni guests and leave a rating and review. 

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

Join us next week for the sixth episode of OzAlum Podcast featuring Retno Dewati and Rorian Pratyaksa, a successful global investment specialist and experienced start-up leader who have successfully built their career and business from scratch at a very young age. As honourees of Forbes 30 under 30, they credit to the role of past failures in their entrepreneurial journey. Retno says that being adaptive and agile in business are techniques that many entrepreneurs are adopting in today’s market. Rorian adds that in today’s world creating a network of contacts with people who have interests similar to yours is equally essential, in order to learn, exchange and discover business opportunities that can enhance your work profile. 

Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast for more tips for entrepreneurial success from our alumni guests and leave a rating and review. 

If you know any outstanding Indonesian alumni who have made exceptional contributions to their society and profession, make your nomination for the 2021 Australian Alumni Awards by 23 September. More info: https://oz.link/awards2021 

In celebration of NAIDOC week, our two OzAlum guests, Dr Lily Yulianti Farid, a published author and activist, and Butet Manurung, an educator specialising in Indonesia’s Indigenous people and environmental activist, talk about a deeper meaning of sustainability from Indigenous wisdom. 

While Dr Lily’s research project unveils the first connection between Indonesia and Australia in the 1700s, Butet’s educational project explores ancestral heritage on relevant life skills and philosophical values we can learn from the Indigenous people in Indonesia. Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review. 

Also keep an eye on the Australian Embassy in Facebook page https://facebook.com/australianembassyjakarta and other social media channels for various online events of NAIDOC Week.

If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/ 

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

In this fourth episode, OzAlum Muhammad Fathahillah Zuhri and PhD candidate Faruq Ibnul Haqi share with guest host alumna Desy Bachir about how student associations and alumni networks matter more than you think. An opportunity for students and alumni to better their professional and personal growth, Fathah manages to co-found a startup, Stepnesia, from his network, while Faruq receives funding from the Alumni Grant Scheme (AGS) for his project Bambooland, a social enterprise located at Ngepring village in Sleman. How do you leverage your students and alumni network? Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review.

If you're an OzAlum who wants to make an impact, apply for a grant by 28 June. More information about the AGS: https://australiaawardsindonesia.org/news/detail/244000085/applications-open-for-the-alumni-grant-scheme-2021-round-2  

Stay connected with our alumni networks, stay up to date with our alumni events and subscribe our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/   

For Indonesian students in Australia, join the Indonesian Students’ Association of Australia (PPIA) app, now available on Apple store: https://appadvice.com/app/ppi-australia-apps/1528133806

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/

Join us next week for the fourth episode of OzAlum Podcast featuring OzAlum Muhammad Fathahillah Zuhri and PhD candidate Faruq Ibnul Haqi. In this episode, they share with guest host alumna Desy Bachir about how student associations and alumni networks matter more than you think. An opportunity for students and alumni to better their professional and personal growth, Fathah manages to co-found a startup, StepNesia, from his network, while Faruq receives funding from the Alumni Grant Scheme for his project Bambooland, a social enterprise located at Ngepring village in Sleman. How do you leverage your students and alumni network? Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review.

If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/. 

OzAlum Desidera Murti and Gilang Fauzi show grit and resilience are critical in facing the global pandemic for their sustainable tourism start-up Travelxism. Amidst the blow to tourism industry, the power couple launched virtual tour to provide alternative travelling for people who have to stay at home. Apart from its creative travel innovations, Travelxism is enthusiastic about engaging local communities through various trainings to boost sustainable tourism. What are their lessons learned in embedding social impact into the heart of the business? Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review.

If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/ 

A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/