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Upd. 02/09/25 at 07:59
Bali Foreigner Faces 12-Year Prison Term for Drugs

The trial of 33-year-old Australian tourist Nelson Philip James has started in the Denpasar District Court. He is accused of possessing 0.85 grams of cocaine and 0.53 grams of MDMA, both Class I subst…

Bali Foreigner Faces 12-Year Prison Term for Drugs
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Upd. 02/09/25 at 07:46
Road Collapse on Kuta’s Poppies I Street Injures Worker

A landslide occurred on Poppies I Street in Kuta. The damaged section, which connects Legian Street to the beach, is temporarily closed to vehicles.

Authorities explained that traffic was restricted for safety reasons and emphasized that the situation is under control.

Road Collapse on Kuta’s Poppies I Street Injures Worker
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Upd. 01/09/25 at 13:38
Traffic Combat Begins on Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is experiencing a transport crisis. Each morning and evening, roads around Banjar Nyuh harbor are blocked by cars, buses, and scooters. Most tourists arrive and leave at the same hours, an…

Traffic Combat Begins on Nusa Penida
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Upd. 01/09/25 at 13:10
Road Repair Turns to Collapse in Bangli

At the border of the villages of Nongan and Bangbang in Bangli district, a road collapsed again.

About two months ago, this section had already collapsed and was partially restored. The road was already closed to four-wheeled vehicles, but the situation was complicated by the collapse occurring d…

Road Repair Turns to Collapse in Bangli
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Upd. 01/09/25 at 06:09
Despite Protests, Bali’s Tourism Runs Normally

Nationwide protests in Indonesia reached Bali, but tourist areas remained unaffected. The main clashes occurred in Denpasar, near the parliament building and the main police headquarters.

Despite Protests, Bali’s Tourism Runs Normally
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Upd. 30/08/25
Wave of Anger: Jakarta Protests Over Perks and Tragedy

Mass protests have erupted in Indonesia against parliamentary benefits and the policies of President Prabowo Subianto.

The decision to grant MPs a housing allowance of 50 million rupiah per month (about 3,000 US dollars), nearly ten times the minimum wage in Jakarta, was the trigger. Amid the austerity program announc…

Wave of Anger: Jakarta Protests Over Perks and Tragedy
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Upd. 30/08/25
Turning Bali’s Beach Trash into Portraits of Hope

Mikaël Couturier came to Bali as a regular tourist but became a true waste wizard. Four years ago, the sight of rubbish on the island’s paradisiacal beaches didn’t just upset the Frenchman—it radicall…

Turning Bali’s Beach Trash into Portraits of Hope
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Upd. 29/08/25
Magnum Resort Construction in Bali Stalled Over Missing Permits

Authorities in Bali have stopped the construction of the large-scale project Magnum Resort Berawa. The reason is the lack of mandatory permits.

Magnum Resort is being promoted as a premium resort with the world’s longest rooftop pool (190 meters), apartments with jacuzzis on balconies, restaurants, a spa, a fitness center, and a co-working sp…

Magnum Resort Construction in Bali Stalled Over Missing Permits