Glad to see you're back you again listener! In this call, hangout with Aki and our guest Billy an Industrial Design graduate and professional from Jakarta, Indonesia. As they chat about day to day life in Indonesia, riding out the economical struggle in Australia, prom night, & more. Follow Billy at: https://au.linkedin.com/in/billy-salim-372a631a4. Learn more about unemployment in Australia for temporary visa holders ( https://www.sbs.com.au/news/australia-s-international-students-are-going-hungry-with-60-per-cent-now-unemployed ). If you would like to share your story, have any topics or questions that you would like to hear in future episodes connect with us on through Anchor, Twitter, Instagram or Youtube.
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