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08.05.15

A Guide to Australia

Australia is a mysterious and beautiful nation with over 10,000 beaches. It has a very diverse and multicultural population. Moreover, Australia does have some of the world’s greatest views and outdoor recreations. Recently, Australia has increasingly been known for its youth culture, cuisine, shopping and its unique suburbs. Take a look at some of our favorite Australian suburbs in this guide. This article is brought to you by Tourism Australia and Wego.

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29.04.15

Football Then and Now with Yeyen Tumena

Yeyen Tumena is a former player for Indonesia's national football team as a defender. After a long and illustrious career on the pitch, Yeyen became a sports commentator as well as an official member of the National Football Association. He is now head coach for Asiop, a football academy dedicated to develop the youth's football skills, and create a better future for Indonesian football.

20.04.15

Food Kartel

April 11 & 12, 2015 marked the weekend where Soledad & The Sisters Company launched their inaugural Food Kartel event at Surabaya Town Square. Having collaborated in creating a journal for the event, we had the chance to visit Surabaya to witness the Food Kartel. Here is our recap of the event.

08.04.15

Casual Football Talk with Antony Sutton

Antony Sutton is a freelance writer specializing in South East Asian football. His blog, The Jakarta Casual specializes in South East Asia, particularly Indonesia, where he lives. In his stories, Antony Sutton paints a picture of not only the matches, but also of the how local football reflects the local culture and condition. We had the chance to talk to the football journalist and visited Stadium Lebak Bulus, where he watched his first ever Indonesian football match.

02.03.15

Shelling by the Sea Shore of Tanjung Perak

In this Focus, C2O's Kathleen Azali talks about Tanjung Perak, the iconic cape in Surabaya, it's history, and the recently held Perak Project, an exhibition dedicated to its legacy. Find out why Tanjung Perak is a landmark Indonesian's shouldn't forget, what it has become after many years, and how artists participating in Perak Project view the cape.

09.02.15

Batik Go Tik Swan

Taking a look at one of the best batik makers, history of batik and its relation to the Indonesian history. Understanding the characteristics of the fabric's color and pattern to took a closer glimpse of the perspective of batik as the representation of Indonesian culture.

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