Tag: Benoa mangroves

• HECTOR’S DIARY Bali Advertiser, Mar. 16, 2016

  His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences Keep them at Bay Made Wijaya, the go-to Bule for behind-the-friezes analysis of Bali society and what really makes it tick, has some very sensible things to say, in his latest Stranger in Paradise column, about the excrescence Governor Made Mangku Pastika and Jakarta business tycoon […]

  8degreesoflatitude

  March 15, 2016

  Bali, Charity, Economic Development, Environment, Indonesia, Politics, Public Administration, Rabies, Social Development, Tourism

  Amanda Csebik, Association of Veterinarians Indonesia (PDHI), Badung Regency, Benoa mangroves, Deborah Cassrels, Ferry sinkings, Governor Pastika, Hat Party, International Women’s Day, Jewel Topsfield, Klungkung, Local Heroes, Made Restiani, Made Wijaya, Mike O’Leary, Muriel Ydo, Phantom Projects, Rabies Red Zone, Sydney Morning Herald, Tomy Winata, Tsunami buoys

• HECTOR’S DIARY Bali Advertiser, July 8, 2015

  His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences Nice Little Ding-Dong Australian Consul-General Majell Hind’s residence at Sanur was transformed on the evening of Jul. 2 into a micro-gallery to showcase cultural synergy between Indonesia and Australia. The show was curated by Micro Galleries, which works with artists globally to create visual art that crosses […]

  8degreesoflatitude

  July 7, 2015

  America, Animal Welfare, Art, Australia, Bali, Charity, Environment, Festivals

  2015 European Stone Festival, 2015 Waterman’s Awards, Bali Animal Welfare Association, Batik, Benoa mangroves, David Metcalf, Dog Culling, Donald Trump, Gamelan, Kendi Kuning Seminyak, Kuta Beachwalk, Mike O’Leary, Museum Kain, Nirwana golf, Ongky Wijana, Sandy Evans, Sumatran tigers, Tomy Winata, University of NSW

• HECTOR’S DIARY, Bali Advertiser, Apr. 15, 2015

  His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences A Line in Their Sand Developer tycoon Tomy Winata, who rose from street ice-pop seller to become one of Indonesia’s richest men and whose substantial and rightly recognized philanthropic ventures include helping the poor and saving Sumatran tigers (and protecting mangroves; we kid you not) is […]

  8degreesoflatitude

  April 14, 2015

  Animal Welfare, Art, Australia, Bali, Economic Development, Environment, Indonesia, Rabies

  Bali Animal Welfare Association, Benoa mangroves, BioFarma, Cafe Cous Cous, Diana Shearin, Kim Cattrall, Lombok Guide, Moazzam Malik, Paul Grigson, Power Cuts, Rabies crisis, Sex and the City, Susi Pudjiastuti, Tomy Winata, Women in Global Business