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Mantan Duta Besar Inggris untuk Indonesia, Moazzam Malik (kiri) berjabat tangan dengan sejumlah peserta pelatihan bahasa di Kampus Inggris Pare, Kediri, Jawa Timur. (ANTARA FOTO/Prasetia Fauzani)

Mengapa kita tidak perlu minder berbicara bahasa Inggris dengan logat “medok”

Walau terdengar sopan, ada beberapa alasan mengapa kita harus berhenti meminta maaf atau merasa minder ketika berbicara bahasa Inggris dengan aksen kita sendiri.
Florence brings together lovely art and music and simple but meaningful puzzles. Annapurna Interactive/Mountains Studio

5 of the best home-grown games to play this summer

In Australia we are lucky to have a variety of game companies releasing interesting and unique titles all the time.
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2 out of 3 members of university governing bodies have no professional expertise in the sector. There’s the making of a crisis

Universities supposedly have adopted a more corporate approach – but most corporate board members have expertise in the area their company operates in and are more accountable to shareholders.
A sculpture of chimpanzee David Greybeard unveiled in Melbourne last year, the result of a collaboration between artist Lisa Roet and the Jane Goodall Institute Global. James Ross/AAP

Slippery definitions and alarming silences: a parliamentary inquiry into the creative industries gives us a plan for a plan

A new report outlining a national plan for the arts barely mentions two of our most important institutions: the ABC and the Australia Council.

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