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August 25, 2012

Bumper Earnings from VOA

TUBAN Bank Indonesia revealed this week that earnings from tourist visas issued at entry points in Bali totalled US$28.1 million... Read More →
August 25, 2012

Colonising Indonesia

As we celebrate our 67th year of independence from centuries of Dutch rule, it is worth remembering why those who... Read More →
August 18, 2012

Corby Eyes (Relative) Freedom Next Month

Indonesia's best-known prisoner, the Australian drug-smuggler Schapelle Corby, could be paroled next month after receiving a six-month cut to her sentence on Friday to mark Independence Day.
August 14, 2012

Broadcaster Pulls Show After Hindu Complaints

DENPASAR A major Indonesian broadcaster has been forced to cancel one of its prime Ramadan TV shows after angry protests... Read More →
August 14, 2012

Schapelle Set for Further Sentence Cut

KEROBOKAN Australian drug-smuggler Schapelle Corby looks set to receive another reduction on her prison term as part of Independence Day... Read More →
August 14, 2012

Iranian Leaps from Plane

TUBAN An Iranian man forced open a cabin door and leapt from a plane moments after it touched down at... Read More →
August 14, 2012

Kiwi Found Dead in Hotel Bathroom

SINGARAJA A 41-year-old New Zealand man is believed to have committed suicide in Buleleng on Sunday. Scott Ramsay was found... Read More →
August 14, 2012

Tax Chief Named in Growing Graft Case

SINGARAJA The head of the Buleleng tax and revenue office has been named by prosecutors as a suspect in an... Read More →
August 6, 2012

Former Buleleng Regent Investigated for Corruption

SINGARAJA The former regent of Buleleng, I Putu Bagiada, is under investigation for alleged involvement in corruption. The investigation was... Read More →
August 6, 2012

WTO to Meet in Bali

NUSA DUA Bali will host another high-profile international summit next year, with the World Trade Organisation inter-ministerial conference slated to... Read More →