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Australia backs Indonesian language push through AFL partnership
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Australia backs Indonesian language push through AFL partnership

The federal government is using Collingwood captain Darcy Moore to help young Australians learn Indonesian. Moore speaks the language. The government is backing this with more than $2 million in grants for Asian-language classes in schools.

Why it mattersAustralia is building deeper ties with Indonesia. It is using education and culture, not just defence. Stronger regional relationships help Australia's place in Southeast Asia.

AustraliaAustralian students will have more access to Indonesian-language learning; Australia strengthens its relationship with its nearest major neighbour.

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