“This is very much a new area,” says Keiko Nowacka from the Asian Development Bank, as she joins Paul Bartlett and Moekti Prasetiani Soejachmoen from Katalis in pushing the boundaries of the links between gender equality, care and trade on the newest episode of the Katalis Podcast. In an expansive and practical conversation, they dive into these complex and interconnected issues and explore innovative initiatives transforming care and trade in Australia and Indonesia. Be inspired by their insights, and join the movement shaping the future of this critical sector. The Katalis Podcast is produc ..read more

Both melodic and transfixing, the sound of Balinese gamelan can be captivating to the ears. But to many, the music still sounds foreign. At the helm of Gamelan DanAnda, a Melbourne-based Balinese gamelan community orchestra, [John Cheong-Holdaway] is dedicating his life to sharing the music and introducing Australia to Indonesian culture. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Par ..read more

Join acclaimed chef/restaurateur William Wongso as he invites the The Katalis Podcast into his home for a tantalising culinary journey. Hear his distinctive, almost purist, approach to cooking, as he shares his flavour-filled tales and his love affair with Australian ingredients. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, the Katalis Economic Cooperation Program ..read more

Join acclaimed chef/restaurateur William Wongso as he invites the The Katalis Podcast into his home for a tantalising culinary journey. Hear his distinctive, almost purist, approach to cooking, as he shares his flavour-filled tales and his love affair with Australian ingredients. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, the Katalis Economic Cooperation Program ..read more

When Ben Cass first started Living Well Seniors Communities 10 years ago, private senior care service was a foreign concept in Indonesia. Fast forward to a decade later, the industry is on the verge of disruption, as real estate developers in Indonesian major cities rush to integrate the concept into emerging residential areas. As for Ben, he’s now looking to expand his business back to Australia. Check out his story on the latest episode of The Katalis Podcast. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential ..read more

Ask any business and they’ll tell you one of their biggest challenges is providing a seamless, consistent experience at all touchpoints. One Australian company has discovered the secret to effectively transform complex consumer journeys for the health sector and is ready to expand internationally. On this episode of The Katalis Podcast, Brisbane-based Five Faces CEO Nicole Nixon shares what she does best: making complex simple. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Aus ..read more

From beefless rendang to shroom balls, Indonesian plant-based food tech startup Green Rebel Foods is making it hip to be vegan. The company follows the success of its sister company Burgreens, a popular chain in Indonesia, and offers favourite Asian comfort food made from plants to a growing list of fans abroad. CIO Max Mandias shares his growth ambition in the latest episode of The Katalis Podcast. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Establ ..read more

Australian sports presenter and commentator Stephanie Brantz is a familiar face to millions of viewers. With a new role as Chair of DFAT’s Sports Diplomacy Advisory Council, and a little-known Indonesian connection, she’s never been more emboldened. Capping off 2023, The Katalis Podcast features a heart-to-heart conversation with Stephanie on her background, passion, and goals. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indone ..read more

Top-notch expertise and state-of-the-art technology, with a stunning backdrop of tropical paradise. These are only a few reasons among many why Bali is increasingly make a name for itself in medical tourism. Australian Simplr Health CEO Dean Kilby shares why and how his company is leading the pack to invest in the island of gods. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership ..read more

From satisfying her sweet tooth to changing the course of her life—that’s what chocolate did to Tissa Aunilla, CEO and Co-founder of Pipiltin Cocoa, Indonesia’s leading premium cocoa maker. In this episode, she talks about her commitment to sustainaibility and ventures into Australia. The Katalis Podcast is produced by Katalis, a unique, government-backed business development program that unlocks the vast potential of economic partnership between Australia and Indonesia. Established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, the Katalis Economic Cooperation Pr ..read more