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Everything we are watching in editorial — reviewed and kept current.
No, it’s not a typo, it’s just a play on words, hopefully with a deeper meaning, which I will try to explain! We are all now so conscious of the whole climate change factors, the constant babble about bringing emissions down to zero, reducing energy usage, converting to renewables, recycling, repurposing and refusing, etc. etc., sometimes backed by action. Sometimes just babble.
Explore Bali’s sacred waters, their spiritual, cultural, and practical roles, from holy springs to sea rituals and rice-farming traditions.
Wonderful news for the Sanur community as they now have a free mini-library accessible to them courtesy of students from Bali Island School.
Echo Beach in Bali fosters a unique community and atmosphere, but upcoming modern developments threaten the charm that draws locals and tourists alike.
Miguel Covarrubias can be credited for really sharing Bali with the world; his love and appreciation for the island's culture...
Jean Couteau outlines the rich history of Islam in Bali and how the religion has had a range of versions on the island.
Discover Bali’s digital nomad and crypto hub at T-Hub Bali, where remote workers and crypto enthusiasts connect, learn, and collaborate.
The full story of Barong Landung, the special puppets in Balinese culture, rites and folklore, the story of Kings, Queens, Bali and China.
The Coral Triangle Center in Bali has a unique Marine Conservation Center in Sanur made as a place for learning and inspiration.
Bali is finally opening up again. However, Alistair Speirs shares that there's more to be done to support the island's local economy.
Bali is facing an alarming crisis: its water is running dry. Here are several groups and companies trying to make a difference.
Indonesia plans a smart, green capital on 256,000 ha, but will Nusantara truly benefit Bali’s economy, tourism, and creative industries?
Explore how Bali balances modernisation and tradition, as locals preserve culture, heritage, and values while embracing progress and change.
Despite Indonesia’s 3.5% growth in 2021, Bali struggles post-Covid, with tourism down and locals relying on aid as recovery efforts continue.
Dean Keddell is continuing the challenge to feed Bali's unemployed, revealing the situation in Paradise on Hold a new web series.
Chef Dean Keddell published the Our Bali Your Bali book to share the love of Bali and its cuisine around the world and raise funds for charity
