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December 17, 2010

Police Revved Up over Bike Thefts

KUTA Police have warned that a motorbike theft ring is targeting parked bikes in the Kuta-Legian-Seminyak area with the theft... Read More →
December 17, 2010

Two on Trial Over Drug Imports

DENPASAR Two Nigerians recruited to play football for Indonesian premier league clubs are now facing the prospect of life jail... Read More →
December 17, 2010

Lightning Kills Man

DENPASAR A man died at Petang just north of Denpasar on Thursday when he was struck by lightning as he... Read More →
December 15, 2010

Big Balicon Fraud Investigators Find only Rp38m

DENPASAR Police have so far found only Rp38 million (US$4.2 million) of the multibillions of rupiah in depositors’ funds missing... Read More →
December 15, 2010

Spot-a-Homosexual Sketch Leads Police to Shop Bandit

NUSA DUA    A man who allegedly robbed a minimarket in Jl Uluwatu, Jimbaran, has been caught by South Kuta Police... Read More →
December 15, 2010

Governor’s School Aid Package Undelivered

SEMARAPURA Special assistance promised by Governor I Made Mangku Pastika to a Klungkung school wrecked by a flood in September... Read More →
December 14, 2010

Aussie Airgun Shooter to Face Charges

SEMARAPURA A 60-year-old Australian man who allegedly shot a tour guide with an air rifle at his business premises on... Read More →
December 14, 2010

‘Time Bomb’ Ticking on Bali’s Customary Law

DENPASAR Governor I Made Mangku Pastika and the Bali Police both say the conflict between customary law and official national... Read More →
December 14, 2010

Rail Plan Warms Up

NUSA DUA Bali’s slow train proposal — flagged earlier this year by Governor I Made Mangku Pastika as a way... Read More →
December 13, 2010

Radical Cleric Bashir Could Face Death Penalty

JAKARTA Prosecutors promised a swift trial of radical cleric Abu Bakar Bashir after police charged him on Monday with inciting... Read More →