Tag: Bali Update

• They’re a Scream

  HECTOR’S DIARY His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences Bali Aug. 17, 2016   If the acquisitive cartel of private interests and public officials that really runs Bali wants to turn the island into Disneyland, it must be conceded (through gritted teeth) that they can. The electoral check on such excess is even…

  8degreesoflatitude

  August 16, 2016

  Animal Welfare, Bali, Economic Development, Environment

  Bali Update, Bangli, Batur Geo Park, Benoa Bay, Buleleng, Darwin, Dewa Suardipa, Dolphins, Edvard Munche, Elizabeth Henzell, Fairfax newspapers, Independence Day, Jack Daniels, Jewel Topsfield, Joe Kennedy, Kempinski, Kupang, North Bali Airport, Ritz-Carlton, Saltwater crocodiles, Villa Kitty

• Go For It

  Hector’s Bali Diary His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences June 8, 2016   It’s always fun to read Alistair Speirs’ little homilies in NOW! Bali. They seem to carry a reminder of Episcopalian morality, which isn’t strange, really, given that Speirs is from Edinburgh, the Sassenach capital of Scotland. My Auntie Lizzie…

  8degreesoflatitude

  June 7, 2016

  Animal Welfare, Australia, Bali, Charity, General Interest, Public Administration, Sexual Health, Social Development, Tourism

  Alistair Speirs, Australian tourism, Bali Children Foundation, Bali DIVAS, Bali NOW!, Bali Update, Bank Indonesia, Carlotta, Chinese tourism, Christina Iskander, Coca-Cola Amatil, Cocoon Beach Club, Condoms, East Bali Poverty Project, Hotel Dynasty, IKEA, Jocelyn Johinke, Polly Petrie, Quicksilver, Sydney, Timor-Leste

• HECTOR’S DIARY Bali Advertiser, Oct. 1, 2014

  His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences   A Zesty Little Soup, Again This year’s Ubud Writers and Readers Festival kicks off today without the assistance of V.S. Naipaul, the Tolstoy of Trinidad, who withdrew from the program last month apparently dissatisfied with the quantum of perquisites set to come his way. Never…

  8degreesoflatitude

  September 30, 2014

  Australia, Bali, Indonesia, Writing

  Bali Update, Batur resources, Homecoming, Made Wijaya, Spectator magazine, UWRF 2014, VS Naipaul