The Bali Times

December 11, 2009

Castoffs on Castaway Island

A full-sized pool table appeared in the compound during the night one day last week. No one seemed to notice – Read More...
December 11, 2009

Doggie Snobbery is Alive and Thriving in Bali

Jilly Cooper’s Class, written in 1979, was a hysterically funny book that took a massive swipe at the pretentiousness of – Read More...
December 11, 2009

This Holiday Season, It’s the Thought that Counts

By Virginie Montet Agence France-Presse With the holiday season in full swing, Americans hit by the recession and unemployment are – Read More...
December 11, 2009

…. because of its lovely daily sunsets. Meike Gaeda, 22, Passau, Germany
December 11, 2009

David Booth, 62, is a civil engineer from England who moved to Bali in 1993 and founded the East Bali – Read More...
December 11, 2009

From the perspective of Klaas Stunnenberg, 25, a mechanical engineering student visiting Bali from Enschede, Netherlands. What are we here – Read More...
December 11, 2009

Hannah Wassenburg, 70, from the Netherlands, is a retired special aid teacher who visits Bali frequently. She has two children – Read More...
December 11, 2009

Another Bold Step Towards Oblivion?

By Richard Laidlaw Australian opposition leaders are not generally newsworthy beyond their own fatal shore, unless there is a risk – Read More...
December 11, 2009

With Swiss Minaret Vote, European Identity Politics at Play

By Ariel Kastner With almost 58 percent of Swiss voters recently delivering an electoral surprise by casting ballots in favour – Read More...
December 11, 2009

Branding Bali

Efforts in recent years to promote Bali abroad under a branding package have failed, due in large part to a – Read More...