Hosting PAIR in Makassar symbolises an important shift in Australia’s […]
Associate Professor, Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries, Hasanuddin University […]
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PAIR 2026: Shaping Indonesia’s Blue Revolution
Lessons from PAIR Annual Meeting at Unhas on AI, Climate-Smart […]
PAIR Annual Meeting 2026: Bringing Science, Policy, and Communities Together for a Sustainable Coastal Sulawesi
Panel discussions throughout the meeting will explore: sustainable seaweed industry […]
Editorial | Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation Must Answer for the KLM Nurul Salsa Tragedy
The departure of every passenger vessel—particularly wooden vessels serving remote […]
The State and Illegality in Indonesia: Understanding Governance Beyond Formal Institutions
The book further reminds researchers that power is relational rather […]
Indonesia’s Gayo Coffee Ranked Among the World’s Best by TasteAtlas
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Indonesia has once again earned international recognition for […]
Prof. Suharman Hamzah: The Engineering Scholar Entrusted to Expand Hasanuddin University’s Global Partnerships
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The appointment of Prof. Suharman Hamzah, S.T., M.T., […]
Meet Prof. Sukri Palutturi, Dean of Unhas Graduate Schoo
Through partnerships with local governments, he has contributed to developing […]
The 26% Opportunity: Why Brazil’s Coffee Engine is Just Getting Started
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – For millions of people worldwide, the day does […]
The Three Foundational Skills Every Community Facilitator Needs: Observation, Interviewing, and Analysis for Better Decision-Making
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In every successful community development initiative, scientific research […]
Why Tax Breaks Alone Can’t Buy Growth: The Trillion-Rupiah Lesson from Indonesia’s Outer Islands
In a 2025 article published in the Journal of Development […]
Indonesian Maritime Continent: The Battle for Meaning in the World’s Most Strategic Seas
The Blue Economy can become emancipatory, empowering coastal communities and […]
Six Months at Sea, Rp500,000 in Hand: The Hidden Crisis Facing Indonesian Fishing Crews
DFW Indonesia invites media representatives and the public to join […]
Eight Critical Issues Shaping Indonesia’s Marine and Fisheries Policy Today
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – As the world’s largest archipelagic nation, Indonesia possesses […]
Jamaluddin Jompa: Learn, Unlearn, and Relearn – Navigating the Future for Unhas Graduates
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Graduation Is Not the Finish Line: Unhas Rector […]
The Man Behind the Maritime Posts Platform
Founder, The Maritime Posts (maritimeposts.com)Community Empowerment & Knowledge Management Specialist […]
Beyond the Transit Point: How Barru is Redefining the Future of South Sulawesi
For decades, the journey along the primary artery from Makassar […]
Master’s Program in Health Administration and Policy (AKK) of FKM Unhas Strengthens Social Security Policy Competence through Visit to PERKESO Malaysia
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Students of the Master’s Program in Health Administration […]
Prof. Andi Akhmar on How Merantau Shapes Buginese and Makassarese Identity and Social Status
“Merantau is not just a journey, but a part of […]
Editorial | Indonesia’s Fisheries Crisis: Why Measured Fishing Matters
The Invisible Crisis Beneath the Heart of the Coral Triangle […]