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Stop Installing Solar Panels on Small Islands Without Social Preparation
Lessons from Tanakeke, Sabangko and Saugi: Why Indonesia’s island energy […]
From Sea Grapes to Nuggets and Chips: Barrang Caddi Youth Encouraged to Become Young Entrepreneurs
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR, Indonesia — The coastal potential of sea […]
BPRL Makassar Holds Public Consultation on Marine Spatial Permits, Pushes for More Transparent KKPRL Services
The consultation also highlighted the importance of collaboration between BPRL […]
From Interpretation to Intervention: Do We Need Social Laboratories?
Kompas published an insightful article on August 1, 2026, titled […]
From Tamiya Tracks to Green Taxes, How Bhima Yudhistira Turns Research into Public Power
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – On a humid afternoon at Sudut Merah’ Red […]
Re-Engineering Academic Sovereignty, A Conversation with Prof. Muhammad Ruslin
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – When 60 dental professors from 18 universities gathered […]
Strengthening Sustainable Tourism, Unhas International Relations Department Partners with Sinjai Government and Australian Researcher in Community Service Program
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — The Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social […]
How Unhas Students Apply Academic Knowledge Through KKN
A Smart Trash Bin Introduces IoT to Students in Rural […]
KKP Strengthens Science-Based Fisheries Management Through Academic Collaboration
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Indonesia’s Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) […]
Collaboration and Social Transformation for Aquatic Food Self-Reliance: An Ontological, Epistemological, and Axiological Perspective from the Seaweed Farming Community of Laikang, Takalar
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Aquatic food self-reliance is not merely an issue […]
RIIM-KONEKSI Consortium Submits Sustainable Aquaculture Policy Brief to Support Indonesia’s Blue Economy
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Research and Innovation for an Advanced Indonesia (RIIM)-KONEKSI […]
World Mangrove Day: The Real Challenge Is Not Planting, but Securing Space for Mangroves to Live
By Yusran Nurdin Massa Mangrove Rehabilitation and Conservation Practitioner Environmental […]
World Mangrove Day 2026 | Prof. Amran Saru on Restoring Indonesia’s Mangroves
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – As the world marks the 2026 International Day […]
Eight Unhas Professors Shaping Indonesia’s Maritime Future
Indonesia has always been defined by the sea. MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – […]
PT Vale Indonesia Sustains Growth Momentum Amid Global Nickel Market Challenges
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The year 2025 marked another important milestone for […]
Guarding the Heart of Indonesia’s Seas, Prof. La Ode Muhammad Yasir Haya’s Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs
Indonesia’s coral-based fisheries continue to produce approximately 7.3 million metric […]
Indonesian Students Dominate ASEAN Lumina 2026 Storytelling Competition, Winners to Gather in Makassar
Nadine Manissha Aprilli from SMA Negeri 1 Amlapura, Bali, won […]
PAIR Annual Meeting in Makassar Strengthens Australia-Indonesia Research Partnership for Sustainable Development
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR – More than 200 researchers, academics, government […]
Beyond Retirement: Celebrating Mustamin Raga, a Lifelong Writer, Literacy Advocate, and Public Intellectual
His latest book, Negara Dalam Kemasan: Dari Brand Produk ke […]



















