Pertamina Denies Rumors of Fuel Shortages, Asking Public Not to Hoarde Gasoline.
Category: Government
Maha Club, Canggu, Bali Seeks to Clarify Issues on Land Use and Noise Pollution.
On Behalf of The Maha Club Canggu – Bali, Legal Team Responds Right to Respond to Reports of Sound Regulations and Zoning Violations,
Introducing Bali’s New Top Policeman: General Dr. Pasma Royce, S.I.K., M.H
Change of Command at Bali Police. Brig. General Dr. Pasma Royce Replaces Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya.
Bali’s Economy Needs Diversification to End Over-Dependence on Tourism
Bali Over-dependence on Tourism Portends Future Instability in an Increasingly Topsy-Turvy World
Impact of Weakening Rupiah Against the US Greenback
Indonesian Rupiah Weakens to Rp18,087 per US Dollar; ASITA Bali Underlines Impact on Bali Tourism.
Steps Underway to Ensure Any North Bali Airport is Developed Correctly
Public Works Minister Inspects North Bali Airport Site: Avoiding Scenario Where Airport Is Built, But Access Roads Are Missing
The Art of Illicit Motorcycle Rental Agencies in Bali
From 500 Motorcycle Rental Businesses in Bali Owned by Foreigners, Only 5 Are Legally Licensed.
Bali Airport to Canggu Water Taxi Project Awaits Results of 14 Separate Feasibility Studies
Proposal to Create a Water Taxi Connecting Bali Airport and North Kuta Must Undergo 14 Feasibility Studies Before Moving Forward.
Bali New Fishing Port Expansion Targets Employment for 25,000 Workers
New Pengambengan National Fishing Port (PPN) in Bali Expected to Create 25,000 New Jobs.
Small Hotels in Bali Displaced by Airbnb, Bali Government Tightens Control on Digital Bookings.
Competition from Airbnb & illegal Accommodation Providers is Blamed for Apparent Exodus of Hotel Operators in Bali.
Governor Declares Deadline for April 2027 for Use of Balinese Script
Bali Governor Reminds that April 2027 is the Deadline for the Companies and Government Agencies to Install Balinese Language Signage
Bali Labor Unions Seeks 40% Increase in Provincial Minimum Wage
Bali Unions Call for a 40.2% Hike in Minimum Wage to Rp 4.5 mn with Basic Cost of Living Now Estimated at Rp 5.2 mn Per Month