Calls for tougher penalties and swift deportations are mounting in Bali, as local leaders warn that a rise in offences by foreign visitors risks damaging the Indonesian island’s international ...

Bali Police have identified one of the gunmen involved in the hit on two Australians, but have clarified that they are yet to make an arrest over the ambush hit.

"The packages were not mine, but someone else's,” she told Denpasar Central Court. “I was framed.” Mother-of-three Lisa Stocker told her drug smuggling trial in Bali that she was "framed". Picture: ...

Having come from Bali, we immediately noticed a difference in the landscape. Geologically, Sumba is an Australian continental fragment that drifted north, which means no volcanoes or towering cliffs.

THE family and friends of three Brits facing the death penalty after being accused of a £300,000 coke smuggling plot have revealed they are in “deep shock”. Jon Collyer, 37, and Lisa St… ...

8. Ngejot, Bali Eid al-Adha in Bali is typically celebrated with Ngejot, a food-sharing tradition that reflects the close fraternal bonds among neighbors. After the process of slaughtering sacrificial ...

An Australian man has been arrested in Bali on suspicion of drug possession, Indonesian authorities have said. The Bali Narcotics Board detailed the arrest of 40-year-old Puridas Robinson in ...

Umar Patek, who was released in 2022, said he will use some of the earnings to help survivors of the attacks. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

News UK News Cocaine All we know on three Brit drug smuggling suspects facing death in Bali Lisa Ellen Stocker, 29, her boyfriend Jonathan Christopher Collyer, 28, and fellow Brit Phineas Ambrose ...

British nationals, from left, Phineas Float, Jonathan Collyer, and Lisa Stocker who are accused of smuggling nearly a kilogram (over two pounds) of cocaine into Indonesia are escorted by security ...

Brits could face death over Bali drugs plot 3 June 2025 Zac Sherratt BBC News, South East ...

The old-world charm of 80s Bali had been replaced by cookie-cutter development you could find anywhere in the world. 'It felt like a real adventure for a young bloke in his 20s.