INDONESIAN EMBASSY TO AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCED de facto recognition of the Republic of Indonesia on 9 July 1947 and de jure recognition on 27 December 1949. On 28 December 1949, Indonesia's Prime Minister, Mohammed Hatta, appointed Dr Raden Usman Sastroamidjojo as special political representative to take charge of Indonesian interests in Australia prior to an exchange of diplomats.
Dr Sastroamidjojo had been in Australia since 1947 in an informal capacity, based at Temple Court in Melbourne, to secure much needed supplies for and to discuss issues faced by the nascent Indonesian national government. In April 1950 he was appointed Charge d’Affaires ad interim to establish the Indonesian embassy in Canberra at Room 22, East Block. He later established premises in Acton.
Dr Raden Oetoyo, Indonesia's first Ambassador to Australia, arrived in Sydney on 3 July 1950 and presented his credentials to Governor-General McKell at Government House, Canberra on 7 July. He served until June 1953.
The Indonesian Embassy moved to its current location in Yarralumla, featuring its Wisma Wisata Budaya pavilion, in August 1971. President Suharto officially opened the Indonesian chancery on 7 February 1972 during his four-day State visit, the first visit to Australia by an Indonesian Head of State.
The current Indonesian Ambassador to Australia is Mr Siswo Pramono who presented
Embassy of Indonesia
8 Darwin Avenue
Yarralumla, ACT 2600
T: +61 02 6250 8600
E: canberra.kbri@kemlu.go.id (general); konsuler.canberra@kemlu.go.id (consular)
Tw: @INAEmbAUS
W: www.kemlu.go.id/canberra
Indonesian Trade Promotion Centre Sydney
(Indonesian Ministry of Trade)
Director: Mr Christhophorus Barutu
Shop 3, Ground Floor, 7 Macquarie Place
Sydney, NSW 2000
T: +61 1800 487 279
E: trade@itpcsydney.com
Tw: @itpc_sydney
W: www.itpcsydney.com
Indonesian Investment Promotion Centre Sydney
(Investment Coordinating Board - BKPM)
Director: Mr Haryo Yudho Sedewo
Suite 6, Lv. 30, Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place
Sydney NSW 2000
T: +61 2 9252 0091
E: invest@iipcsydney.com
Tw: @IIPCsydney
W: https://iipc-sydney.com/
Indonesian Consulate-General Sydney (NSW, Qld, SA)
Consul General: Mr Vedi Kurnia Buana
236-238 Maroubra Road
Maroubra, NSW 2035
T: +61 2 9314 0872
E: consular.sydney@kemlu.go.id
Tw: @IndonesiaInSyd
W:
Indonesian Consulate-General Melbourne (Vic, Tas)
Consul-General: Mr Kuncoro Giri Waseso
72 Queen's Road
Melbourne, Vic 3004
T: +61 03 9525 2755
E: info.melbourne@kemlu.go.id
Tw: @KJRIMelbourne
W:
Indonesian Consulate-General Perth (WA)
Consul-General: Mrs Listiana Operananta
134 Adelaide Tce
East Perth, WA 6004
T: +61 8 9221 5858
E: perth.kjri@kemlu.go.id
Tw: @IndonesiaInWA
W:
Indonesian Consulate Darwin (NT)
Consul: Mr Gulfan Afero
20 Harry Chan Avenue
Darwin, NT 0800
T: +61 08 8943 0201
E: darwin.kri@kemlu.go.id
Tw: @INAinDarwin
W: www.kemlu.go.id/darwin
AUSTRALIA INDONESIA BUSINESS COUNCIL
In 1971, the Australian Indonesia Business Cooperation Committee was formed with the broad aim of promoting business relationships with Indonesia. In 1989, this organisation merged with the Australia Indonesia Chamber of Commerce, to become the Australia Indonesia Business Council, the peak, non-profit business association for trade and investment between Australia and Indonesia.
The AIBC is a national association with active branches in all states and territories - ACT, NSW, NT, Queensland, SA, Victoria, Tasmania and WA. There are also three National Industry Groups for the Healthcare, Food & Agriculture and Industry, Energy & Minerals sectors. AIBC members strengthen their business through up-to-date information; benefit from business and social networking; and belong to a business community with significant knowledge and contacts in both Australia and Indonesia.
International Chamber House
Level 5, 121 Exhibition Street
Melbourne Vic 3000
T: +61 1300 902 878
E: membersupport@aibc.com.au
Tw: @AIBCNational
FB: www.facebook.com/AIBCNational
W: www.aibc.com.au
INDONESIA BUSINESS COUNCIL NSW
The IBC-NSW was established in September 2006 as a forum for Indonesian and Australian entrepreneurs to interact, communicate and exchanging business information and to strengthen and further develop business and trade relationship between Indonesian entrepreneurs in New South Wales and Indonesian entrepreneurs in Indonesia and with Australian entrepreneurs.
Level 1, 876 Anzac Parade
Maroubra NSW 2035
E: info@indonesiabusinesscouncil.com.au
Tw: @ibcnsw
W: www.indonesiabusinesscouncil.com.au
INDONESIAN DIASPORA NETWORK IN AUSTRALIA
IDN Australia is part of the Global Indonesian Diaspora Network which was established to expand connections, to multiply opportunities and to promote shared prosperity for Indonesia and its Diasporas - Indonesian citizens, and citizens of other nations and persons of Indonesian descents - bonded by our connection and affection to Indonesia.
IDN Australia
E: australia.idn@gmail.com
FB: www.facebook.com/IndonesianDiaspora.Australia
IDN Victoria
E: info@idn-vic.org
FB: www.facebook.com/idnvic
W: www.idn-vic.org
IDN New South Wales
E: idnnsw2012@gmail.com | info@diasporaindonesia.com.au
FB: www.facebook.com/diasporansw
W: www.diasporaindonesia.com.au
IDN Queensland
E: diasporaqueensland@gmail.com
FB: www.facebook.com/indonesiandiasporaqld/
IDN Western Australia
E: info@idn-wa.org
FB: www.facebook.com/groups/1534786556812646/
W: www.idn-wa.org
IDN South Australia
E: info.idnsa@gmail.com
FB: www.facebook.com/Diaspora.SouthAustralia
IDN Northern Territory
E: ntdiaspora@gmail.com
FB: www.facebook.com/ntdiaspora
W: www.ntdiaspora.wixsite.com/2021
AUSTRALIA INDONESIA ASSOCIATIONS
Australia Indonesia Association of NSW
Organisers of the Australia Indonesia Awards
GPO Box 802, Sydney NSW 2001
E: info@australia-indonesia-association.com
W: www.australia-indonesia-association.com
Australian-Indonesian Association of South Australia
Organisers of Indofest-Adelaide
PO Box 10206, Adelaide BC SA 5000
E: info@indofest.com.au
FB: www.facebook.com/IndofestAdelaide
W: www.indofest.com.au
Australia Indonesia Association of Victoria
PO Box 527, Carlton South Vic 3053
E: secretary@aiav.org.au
FB: www.facebook.com/aiavvic
W: www.aiav.org.au
Australia Indonesia Association ACT
PO Box 7252, Duffy ACT 2611
T: +61 2 6288 1750
E: secretary@aia-act.org.au
FB: www.facebook.com/aiaact
W: www.aia-act.org.au
AUSTRALIA INDONESIA YOUTH ASSOCIATION
AIYA brings together young Indonesians and Australians to help further the bilateral relationship through personal and business ties. Through it, young people build new networks, share experiences and learn from others, and develop job and business opportunities. AIYA now has chapters in Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania. Victoria and Western Australia
E: aiya.information@gmail.com
Tw: @aiya_national
W: www.aiya.org.au
INDONESIAN STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
(Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia Australia)
PPIA was established in 1981 to serve and unite Indonesian students across Australia. Its goals are to establish a strong sense of fellowship among all Indonesian students and gives contribution to the nation in terms of cultural recognition as a foreign community. PPIA comprises 8 state chapters and 33 university-level branches around Australia.
E: secretary.general@ppi-australia.org
FB: www.facebook.com/PPIAustralia
W: www.ppi-australia.org