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MaritimePosts.com is an independent digital media platform focusing on maritime affairs, fisheries, coastal communities, marine conservation, and Indonesia’s ocean-centered development. The platform combines in-depth reporting, narrative journalism, and policy analysis to highlight maritime sustainability, blue economy initiatives, community empowerment, and regional geopolitics across Southeast Asia.
Educationdenun06.09.2026

Distinction: Why We Choose the Coffee Shop, the Music, and the Place We Call Home

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – This morning, I received some information about Pierre […]

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Unhas’s Science Diplomacy Strategy: Honorary Degree Conferred on Xanana Gusmao

PELAKITA.ID – MAKASSAR — Hasanuddin University (Unhas) has conferred an […]

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Unhas and the University of Queensland Strengthen Academic and Research Collaboration

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Hasanuddin University (Unhas) and The University of Queensland […]

City and Ruraldenun04.09.2026

Bulukumba, Then and Now: A Journey Through Memory, Change, and the Promise of the South

By Kamaruddin Azis Founder of Pelakita.ID and MaritimePosts.com PELAKITA.ID — […]

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LPPM Unhas Puts Mangroves at the Heart of Selayar’s Coastal Future

Hasanuddin University’s community engagement programme in Bontosunggu shows why healthy […]

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From Unhas Campus to Community: The Research Revolution Transforming Bulukumba

The traditional image of a university is a sanctuary of […]

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Australian Consul-General in Makassar Visits Unhas for Official Introduction

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR — Academic ties between Hasanuddin University (Unhas) […]

Fisheriesdenun30.08.2026

Mitigating Violations Against Fishing Vessel Crew, Bali FORDA Conducts Joint Inspections

The activity represents a collaborative effort involving Bali FORDA, the […]

Opiniondenun29.08.2026

Hasanuddin Atjo | The Pros and Cons of Vannamei Shrimp Imports and Why Strategic Policies Are Imperative

Several shrimp aquaculture observers are deeply concerned that if shrimp […]

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Ministerial Decree KP 62/2026 Officially Issued, A Major Step Toward Strengthening Fisheries Governance in WPPNRI 712

The RPP for WPPNRI 712 is intended not only for […]

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Banyuwangi’s Shrimp Aquaculture Faces Growing Water Quality Threat

Banyuwangi plays a vital role as one of the most […]

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Hasanuddin Atjo | Ecuador Shrimp Import Case Signals Need to Improve Competitiveness, Revealed at National Workshop in Surabaya

Although Indonesia has adopted high-stocking-density technology, technological support aimed at […]

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Deputy Dandy S. Iswara: Shrimp Aquaculture Must Shift from Pond-Level Management to a Jurisdictional Approach

The jurisdiction-based approach promoted by Conservation Indonesia is highly relevant. […]

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Victor Nikijuluw | Why the ‘Jurisdictional Approach’ Is the Future of Our Shrimp Industry

By anchoring sustainability strategies within jurisdictional boundaries, we can integrate […]

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From Irrigation to Export Markets, Cahyadi Rasyid Highlights the Complexity of Indonesia’s National Shrimp Governance

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Developing Indonesia’s shrimp aquaculture sector requires orchestration across […]

Aquaculturedenun27.08.2026

East Java Provincial Government Applauds Central Government and Konservasi Indonesia for Promoting Sustainable Shrimp Aquaculture through Area-Based Governance

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — East Java Provincial Government Reaffirms Commitment to Sustainable […]

Aquaculturedenun27.08.2026

National Workshop Held, Konservasi Indonesia Calls for a Jurisdictional Approach to Shrimp Farm Governance in Indonesia

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Konservasi Indonesia Calls for Jurisdictional Approach to Sustainable […]

Educationdenun25.08.202625.08.2026

41 Occurrences of Baḥr: From Maritime Livelihoods and Navigation to Marine Ecology and Environmental Ethics

A systematic reading of the Qur’anic sea through the lens […]

Uncategorizeddenun25.08.2026

Promoting Student Publications from the First Semester, Unhas Graduate School Trains 20 Faculty Mentors

MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Graduate School of Hasanuddin University (Unhas) has […]

GEDSI Cornerdenun25.08.202625.08.2026

South Sulawesi Child Protection Activist: AMDAL Preparation Must Be Inclusive, Women and Children Must Not Be Marginalized

Warida argued that the AMDAL preparation process should not be […]

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