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Annual General Meeting (AGM) PPIA Victoria 10/11

Posted by ppiaunimelb on Oct 27, 2011 in Events, Upcoming | 0 comments

Hello everyone, You all are cordially invited to the Annual General Meeting of PPIA Victoria 10/11. During this meeting there will be a reading of PPIA Victoria’s 10/11 report of accountability, followed by an election of the President of PPIA Victoria for the period 2011-2012. The details of the meeting are as follows: Venue: Bhinneka Room, Consulate...

PPIA T-Shirts and Hoodies

Posted by ppiaunimelb on Oct 19, 2011 in Sales & Promotions | 0 comments

uniform /ˈjuːnɪfɔːm/ noun. a set of standard clothing worn by all members of an organization while participating in that organization’s activity. adjective. conforming to one standard. synonyms. alike, kindred, unbroken, united. Unlike schools and the military, our uniforms aren’t compulsory. But, wouldn’t it be great to have...

End of Semester BBQ

Posted by ppiaunimelb on Oct 17, 2011 in Events, Upcoming | 0 comments

Hello, everyone. Tired of studying all day? Alternatively, tired of procrastinating all day? Here is a chance for a short break from all your worries! PPIA is holding an absolutely-one-hundred-percent-with-no-terms-and-conditions FREE BBQ, so come along and join in the fun: Alice Hoy BBQ Pit Tuesday, October 25 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm We hope to see you...

Makrab 2011

Posted by ppiaunimelb on Sep 26, 2011 in Events, Report | 0 comments

This year, Makrab was held in Cave Hill Creek, a beautiful place in Beaufort smack-dab in the middle of lush greens and clear lakes. Our members were supposed to meet up on Saturday, 17th of September, 8:00 am sharp in front of Wilson Hall; we were supposed to embark by bus at that time. As expected, all our members gathered only one hour after the appointed...

Melbourne University Open Day 2011

Posted by ppiaunimelb on Aug 26, 2011 in Events, Report | 0 comments

Melbourne University’s Open Day was held on 21st of August. Naturally, PPIA held a stand selling a variety of Indonesian foods, including Mie Ayam and Martabak, a type of Indonesian pancake. At $5 per bowl, and $2 each respectively, our items were being sold very quickly. It was a beautiful day, to boot; Melbourne University’s South Lawn was...