EDITORIAL: Bali Legislator Ajus Linggih Argues Ban on Traditional Cockfighting as Opportune Time to Reopen Discussion on Limited Legalized Gaming in Bali,
Category: Politic
New Zealander Kieren Glasspole Facing Consequences of Running Amok in North Kuta, Bali Bar
New Zealander, Kieren Glasspol, Could Face 2 Years and Six Months Prison or Fine of Rp 20 million for Vandalizing Sense Sports Bar in Late Night Rampage.
Bodies of 22 Destitute Locals and Foreigners Cremated in Kerobokan, Bali
Social Welfare Agency and Prof. Ngoerah Hospital Clear The Backlog of Pauper Remains from Bali’s General Hospital Central Morgue
Luhut Panjaitan Opens Door for Family Offices in Bali; Legal Certainty Is Key!
Chairman of the National Economic Council (DEN) Wants Bali to Actively Promote Family Offices to Attract High-Rolling Investors
Bali Police and Bank Indonesia Destroy 3,731 Counterfeit Banknotes Worth Rp 341.5 Million
Money to Burn: Bank Indonesia Representative and Bali Police Destroy Rp 341,575,000 in Counterfeit Banknotes..
Denpasar Narcotics Police Monitor New Smuggling Tactics Including Cocaine Concealed in Wigs
Bali Anti-Narcotics Police On Guard for New Methods of Smuggling Drugs Into Bali, Including Concealing Narcotics Under Wigs
11 Hyundai Electric Buses Ready for Operation in Bali
Hyundai Motor Company Adds 11 Electric Buses to Bali’s Electric Public Transport Fleet
Bali Governor Koster Comments on Growing Demand of Rp 5.2 million Minimum Wage
Admitting that Bali’s Minimum Wage is “too low,” Bali Governor Koster Insists that the Goal of Rp 5.2 million Still Needs Careful Deliberation.
South Korea Reveals Plans to Open a Bali Consulate
South Korean Ambassador to Indonesia Reveals Plans to Open a Consulate in Denpasar
Governor Issues Warning to Hotels in Bali Failing to Source Locally.
Bali Governor Threatens Hotels and Restaurants with Sanctions and Possible Closure for Failure to Source Provisions Locally.
Anti-Narcotics Agency Issues Warning: Tourists Bringing Marijuana to Bali Could Face Life in Prison
Lenient Drug Laws “Back Home” Form No Legal Defense When Facing Long Prison Term of Life Imprisonment in Indonesia for Narcotics Violations
Peaceful Demonstrators Confront Bali Governor, Demanding a Minimum Monthly Wage of Rp 5.2 Million.
Protestors Threaten Large-Scale Demonstration if Demand for Minimum Rp 5.2 Million Minimum Wage Unmet