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2 For Sale; English Electronic dictionary and thesaurus. Work perfectly. Screen has a few marks but doesn’t impair viewing. Photo Available. Rp200,000. Call 289 672 or 0812 3911 499. [054]

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Is Your Dog Scared of Fireworks? The sound of fireworks is frequently heard in Bali, not only at events like New Years Eve but even at regular parties and weddings. At Sunset Vet we are frequently asked for ‘something to give my dog to knock him/her out’. Although it may not bother us humans too much, noise fears or phobias are among the most common of all behavioural problems in dogs yet are frequently ineffectively managed. They are most easily treated with early identification and intervention where possible. So what are the signs to look out for? - Inappetance- Increased restlessness, shaking or trembling- Hiding- Panting- Drooling- Tucked tail, ears back or a crouched posture- Destructiveness (e.g. chewing or scratching)- Defecation (sometimes with diarrhea)- Vomiting- Vocalisation (whining, howling, barking)Self-mutilation (e.g. nibbling at paws)- Discharging anal glands- Seeking shelter close to the owner- Yawning- Increased blink frequency The problem with many of these signs is that they may be misinterpreted as being due to noise fear, when in fact they may just be attention seeking. Owners who try to reassure their animals may also be encouraging more extreme behaviour through inadvertent reinforcement of that behaviour. Differentiation between a learned attention-seeking and genuinely fearful behaviour can be tricky, as can distinguishing between a separation-related problem and a coincidental noise-related one when the owner is away. Where the problem is associated with a high level of attention seeking, the behaviour must be addressed by encouraging the dog to be more independent. Treatment of Noise Fears This has two goals: a) Immediate management of when the threat is imminent (e.g. just before a fireworks event) b) The long term resolution of the problem A) SHORT TO MEDIUM TERM MEASURES 1. Drugs (see below). These may be useful in some cases but must only be used under veterinary supervision. They are most effective if given before the noise starts. Drugs should complement the advice below rather than be used as a substitute for it. 2. Do not punish the dog. This will only reinforce that there is something to be afraid of. 3. Do not make a fuss over the dog. This will reward the behaviour and therefore encourage it. 4. Be jolly yourself, it will help counteract your dogs fear. 5. Make sure your dog is kept in a safe and secure environment, so it cannot escape when a sudden noise occurs. 6. Try using Dog Appeasing Pheromone (DAP, Ceva) to provide an emotionally secure environment. Usually available from Sunset Vet though suppliers here in Bali are unpredictable. 7. Consider blacking out one of the quietest rooms in the house when the fireworks season begins to create a secure retreat for the dog. Place toys in the room for the dog to play with. 8. Put some music on, something with repetitive drum beats is best. It need not be particularly loud, as long as there is a constant distracting beat to the music. 9. Try to engage the dog in some form of active game during the noises. 10. Pairing the fearful dog together with another non-fearful dog may help persuade the fearful dog that things are not so bad after all. 11. Earplugs can be made by dampening a piece of cotton wool and squeezing out any excess water. The cotton wool is then rolled into a cylindrical shape and twisted into the dogs ear as to pack the canal. The plug should be secure and firm, but not so tight as to irritate the dog. Remember to remove the plugs after the event.

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B) LONG TERM RESOLUTION The aim here is to gradually desensitize the dog to sounds so that it no longer reacts with panic. To achieve this, recordings are available commercially. The idea is to start with sounds at a low intensity that resemble (but are not identical to) the problem stimulus, and gradually become more similar to the offending noise. A pheromone diffuser (DAP, Ceva) used during training may speed up the desensitization process. The next stage involves encouraging a response to the stimulus which counters the problem behavior, e.g. playing a game or a formal obedience command. Drugs may be necessary during the desensitization process in problematic cases, but the long term aim must be to get the dog off all medication. The danger is that owners tend to rely on the drugs at the expense of the other aspects of the treatment regime. The specific details of the desensitization programmes used vary, but owners must be aware that effective treatment takes weeks if not months to complete successfully, even in relatively routine cases. Whilst a percentage of dogs will perceive recorded and live versions of the same sounds as very different noises, recording-based programmes undoubtedly offer benefit in many cases. Current scientific thinking is that an improvement is possible in over 90% of animals with noise fears, though complete resolution is rare.

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One of my small pleasures is to get out of my house midmorning for what used to be called café au lait but nowadays when I ask evokes a blank look until I quickly amend my order to a flat white or latte. I’m never too sure about barrista nomenclature but whatever best approximates to the cherished café au lait of my youth is what I’m after. Venue is the next hurdle. Fortunately the town I live in has its fair share of half decent cafés serving an acceptable sized flat white (non-UHT) around the Rp.30K mark so the next consideration is ambiance. Most particularly music. I’m not averse to background music, precisely because I’m unaware of it. Vibrant pulsing gym music, atonal jazz or bubble gum pop are not my cup of tea or java at breakfast or mid-morning at any volume. Which brings me to children in cafés. My wife and I don’t have children, we have a cat and that’s quite enough at our age. Now despite what I’ve already shared, added to the fact that my favourite watering hole in Hong Kong bans children outright and certain members there are prone to refer to children as ankle biters, you might be thinking I’m an intolerant old grouch who hates kids. In fact I actually like most children, even in restaurants. If they cry or misbehave at times, that’s life and you put up with it best you can. Particularly since most parents are sensible of their surroundings and do make a reasonable effort to quieten or control their offspring. That’s just one tiny part of the social contract that allows us all to rub along, right? Not when it comes to air travel, it isn’t. Economy class travel today is an unmitigated ordeal with the airlines devising ever more sadistic strategems to charge more and serve us less. Is it any wonder that in such conditions the social contract breaks down? There’s an awful lot to test us. Squabbles over seat recline, overhead luggage bin space and arm rests for starters. An obese neighbour spilling over into a third of your seat or one with a nasty case of the sniffles makes for a difficult trip. As will being seated next to an incessant talker or a drunk. And then there are children... Infants, young kids and air travel are not a good mix. That said I am not an advocate for separate adult flights, even if it were possible it’s never going to happen – airline economics will see to that. Parents with children have as much right to fly as the rest of us and need to be accommodated accordingly. If we are unlucky and get seated next to the family from hell we have to ride with it, resorting to whatever mitigating measures lie to hand. Spare a thought for the parents – air travel is a stressful business made trebly so when travelling en famille. It is hard not to sympathise with parents trying their best to cope. Less so with an increasing minority of inflight parents who seem to feel that their children are to be indulged at everyone else’s expense and make no effort to control them. For my wife and I, on a recent trip to Hong Kong, our luck ran out. Due to her various health challenges, which include a painful back and leg injury, my wife negotiates airports in a wheelchair. For the same reason we try to reserve early bulkhead seats and once aboard were seated in the window and middle seats of the first row in Economy. Very much infant territory this, but also used for people with disabilities. The row directly behind us was occupied by an Australian couple, mid-thirties with a boy of about four. The boy was excited, bouncy and in full voice and his dad seemed to be encouraging him in what I can only call full Hollywood macho caring-dad mode, all buddy-boy and pal it was. Nothing to settle him though, and after take-off the boy would appear to quieten but then suddenly emit piecing yells and violently kick our seats. Unfortunately the lad sat directly behind

my wife. Half way through the flight somewhere over Kalimantan, the kid let out a particularly shrill bellow kicking our seats so violently the entire row shook. Pained and shocked my wife shouted “stop kicking and shut up!”. All was still and silent behind us for several minutes. The Chinese man sitting in the aisle seat next to me laughed approvingly and gave my wife the thumbs up sign. Then the whispering began as the the wife started winding up the husband. ‘Did you hear what they said” she said. “They told us to Shut up! How dare they? You should do something about it.” After ten minutes of this a head loomed over my seat and said all ominous like, “I’ll be speaking to you when we land”.

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The remainder of the flight passed a lot more quietly. Having landed, while people got up to bring down their carry-on luggage, his moment come and having had the better part of two hours to rehearse the father began. “You are a despicable human being”, he announced. I heard him out. The drift was that we were monsters to pick on his little lad and how dare I tell them to shut up; that they had the right to fly without being harassed by the likes of us. He ended every sentence calling me a “sad little man” while looking around to canvass support from nearby passengers. “He didn’t tell your boy to shut up, I did”, said my wife. Ignoring her he continued to address me. When he had done I said it seemed to me I was actually about two inches taller than he was and that part of parenting was to control children appropriately in public. “It’s not easy to control a child” the mother complained.

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“But that’s rather the point isn’t it?”, I said “neither of you bothered to try”. That said as the doors opened and we began to disembark. Meanwhile the kid had fallen silent, looking wonderingly from his dad’s face to mine as if to say “Is this all about me?”. He got the last word though. Half an hour later in the arrivals hall waiting for my ride into town I sensed a presence. It was the Dad, “you are a despicable human being” he intoned and thus delivered disappeared into the crowd to find Buddy-boy and spouse. An everyday story of cabin folk to be sure and much has been said on the subject on both sides of the divide, most of it constructive apart from intransigents of either stripe. The thing about air travel is its transience. There’s no relationship and no way to make a person in an adjacent seat be nice if they don’t want to or feel guilty about ignoring common sense rules. So say after me: - armrests belong to the unfortunate in the middle seat. - handbag or brief gets stowed under the seat in front, not under yours. - if you’re travelling with kids at least be seen to try to minimise any inconvenience to fellow passengers. They will respond well. Other than that? Put up with what you can’t change with as much grace as you can muster.

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While all this sounds promising, we still have a way to go before any of these treatments will be generally available in the United States where the medication is being tested and developed. the brain cells of developing fetuses against viral damage. The drug, Emricasan, inhibits a natural process that causes programmed cell death. Using an existing drug that has already been shown to be safe could expedite the research and regulatory process before it can be deployed, although some of the drugs carry extra side effect risks for pregnant women that need to be considered. While these findings are promising, research is preliminary and does not have immediate implications for people wanting to protect themselves from a Zika infection. Zika virus is mainly spread via mosquito bites, however can also be transmitted sexually and typically causes only a few days of fever, aches, and rash, if any symptoms at all. However, when it infects women who are or become pregnant, Zika poses significant risks, as it can cause a birth defect called microcephaly, which results in babies born with undersized heads and underdeveloped brains. When a pregnant woman contracts Zika, it takes some amount of time for the virus to pass from mother to fetus. Scientists are not sure how long they might have, but the hope is that if they hit the jackpot and find a drug that can halt infection - and is safe for pregnant women to take - a pregnant woman could be treated as soon as her infection is discovered, preventing the virus from crossing the placenta or reaching the developing brain. A similar regime is already in place for preventing HIV from passing from mother to fetus. One of the major draw-backs in using intervention treatment, in particular in pregnant women, is that many people with Zika don’t have any symptoms at all (“asymptomatic”) and are unlikely to realize they’re infected. For this reason, a vaccine may ultimately be the best way to prevent fetal exposure to the devastating virus.

So, we can assume it will be even further into the future before this will be available here in Bali. In fact, we are still waiting for the Zika test to be available in Indonesia. We will need some decent diagnostic tools before we even consider a treatment! In the meantime, the best protection is prevention. Make sure that you take extra measures to avoid mosquito bites, especially if you are pregnant. Wearing light colored clothing, avoid wearing perfumes, and applying an effective mosquito repellent (please look at our previous article on effective repellants) will all decrease your risk of contracting Zika as well as other nasty diseases such as Dengue fever and Chikungunya, which are all transmitted by the the Aedes Egypti mosquito.

PARADISE... IN SICKNESS & IN HEALTH Kim Patra is a qualified Midwife & Nurse Practioner who has been living and working in Bali for over 30 years. She now runs her own Private Practice & Mothers & Babies center at her Community Health Care office in Sanur. Kim is happy to discuss any health concerns that you have and may be contacted via email at balikim2000@gmail.com, or office phone 085105-775666 or https://www.facebook.com/ CHC Bali

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Solving the Plastic Dilemma Many years ago plastic never existed on Bali. Balinese would eat off of banana leaves and throw these on the ground or into the river, which would do no harm to the environment. With modernization and the huge rise in tourism, plastic became a way of life for the Balinese and tourists who had become accustomed to the convenience of using plastic products. The negative impact this has had on Bali and throughout Indonesia is quite sobering. ‘Refill Bali’ is tackling the issue of plastic bottles, because this is one of the major areas of waste throughout Bali and the world. “The fundamental idea is that people who come here want to keep Bali beautiful. They love the Bali of their dreams,” said Sandro Madaire, one of the founders of Refill Bali. “We give them the opportunity to take responsibility and by joining our free program. All you have to do is visit: www.refillbali.com , to find out about all the locations throughout Bali where you can refill your water bottles. On the street, there are also large stickers that indicate which places are members of ‘Refill Bali’. The business supplying the water may either offer it for free or for a small fee. All information regarding location of the refill stations, prices, etc, is clearly mentioned on the Refill Bali website. “We live in a world where people are disconnected with each other. The sense of community is really low whether it’s at an international level or local. In Bali, communities are working together. When you’re part of a community you are part of something greater than yourself. This can actually feed and help heal you,” said Sandro. How can we translate this into something that’s actionable? According to Sandro we can use the water stations to help people heal themselves by reconnecting people with people. “In the old days before internet, we would go to a café and read testimonials and notes from other travelers in books. Many of these messages were quite personal and strong. These messages stayed with me, because I felt connected with all these travelers from all over the world,” said Sandro. At each station there will be three pockets: in the first pocket will have a supply of pencils, pens and colored markers; in the second pocket there will be slips of paper. People are invited as they refill their water, to share their thoughts, hopes and dreams on paper. These messages will then be put into the third pocket. When new people come they can take a message or write their own message and continue this beautiful flow of reconnection. Finally, at these stations ‘Bali Refill’ will ask people to donate money to IDEP which is a great organization that empowers people to help themselves in the areas of sustainable development - permaculture, disaster preparedness, emergency response and community recovery. Besides the plastic issue, another major environmental issue is that there is less and less water in the ground. The population in Bali was 4.2 million in 2014 but with tourism explosion, the population was actually 10.2 million people in 2014, which is putting a huge stress on the amount of ground water available. IDEP plans to build more wells so that people will have additional water resources throughout Bali. Water is an essential part of our life and wellbeing. Refill Bali is asking for your donations to assist with this important project.

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Refill Bali doesn’t receive any funding. Every week they focus on one neighborhood and go to door to door asking businesses if they want to join their program. If the business agrees, then Refill Bali puts a sticker on their business window. “It’s very easy to join Refill Bali: businesses are invited to fill in a very short questionnaire available on www.refillbali.com. There are many advantages for businesses to join our program. One great reason is that there are many conscious travelers who are seeking to eat at restaurants, stay at hotels or participate in other activities with businesses that are committed to sustainability. If those travelers see you are part of Refill Bali and doing your part for environmental sustainability, this will attract more travelers and other people to your business,” said Sandro. Many other businesses have joined Refill Bali such as banks, cafes, galleries and restaurants. All businesses that sign up are listed on Bali Refill’s website map so people know where to find them. What are Refill Bali’s hopes and dreams for the future? They recently obtained the domain name: ‘Refill the world’. They will create the tools, logos, etc., for anyone who wants to duplicate this concept anywhere in the world. Refill Bali is part of an initiative of the green leaders of Bali – a joint group consisting of a variety of businesses such as hotels, restaurants and shops sharing the same vision for a green Bali. Now more than ever we need to come together in our communities and co-create new possibilities to save our planet. Refill Bali is a great step in the right direction. What can you do today that will make a difference in your neighborhood, city or the world? Let’s get started!

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Michele is a healer, transformational coach, hypnotherapist & teacher who specializes in transforming people’s lives using a variety of tools. She receives direct transmissions from her guides, enabling her to offer her clients greater clarity about specific life issues and assist them with resolution. She has lived on Bali since 2002 & incorporates the indigenous spiritual qualities within her unique healing & coaching practice, providing a transformational healing experience for everyone she encounters. For more information about upcoming workshops & retreats on and off Bali, please visit: www.spiritweaverjourneys.com or email: mcempaka@gmail.com

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Kim Patra has spent the best part of her adult years in Bali. Educated at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in South Australia, she is a qualified nurse, midwife and hypnotherapist and a registered member of I.B.I., the Association of Indonesian Midwives. Kim played a crucial role in assisting victims of the Bali Bombing in October 13th, 2002. Her book In The Arms of The Angels (2003) is a poignant account of that searing event through the eyes of a health professional, an expatriate, a woman and a mother. In the same year, she opened the Community Health Care Center in Sanur. Kim is today best known for her “Paradise…In Sickness and in Health” column in the Bali Advertiser.

What are your personal interests? My three grandchildren. Also music, writing and performing. Music has been part of my life since I was 12 years old. I’m currently focused on solo performances and song writing. Mind-body medicine is also an interest outside of my regular allopathic practice.

What kinds work have you done in your life? Hmm.. quite a few. The field of health has always been my main interest. I have worked as a nurse, midwife, medical evacuation escort, teacher (birth class and first aid) as well as a health writer. I have also been a windsurfing instructor, writer, designer and garments manufacturer.

Where are you currently working? I have recently moved my practice to my Sanur home. My children have all moved out, so having an empty house and then paying somebody else for office space doesn’t make sense. So my son’s old bedroom is now my clinic. Most of my clients are pregnant, have babies or young children. I specialize in women’s and children’s health: screening (PAP smears, breast checks, contraception), vaccinations for travel, malaria prevention, as well as some general family health. I see patients during and after their pregnancies and give them advice on the best birth options.

What inspired you to write your column? Back in 2001, when I began my column, I felt the need for the expatriate community and travelers to be aware of health issues on the island, as well as informing the public about available facilities and treatments. There are so many health issues here - from intestinal worms and dengue fever to rabies and Salmonella typhoid - that many expats are completely unaware of.

Was there a specific health issue that particularly bothered you? In those days, one of my passions was raising the awareness regarding Rhesus negative blood types. I had heard too many stories of people, often women giving birth, bleeding to death with no Rh-negative donors available. Many people do not realize that Rhesus negative blood groups average 20%-30% in Caucasian populations, and less than 1% in Asians. This can make it very difficult to find donors.

Do you do home visits? This service seems to have gone full circle. Home visits were a thing of the past, but these days with Bali’s current traffic situation many parents are loath to take to the streets with a newborn or a little one in the car. New parents are the ones that most request home visits.

What are the most critical, life-saving services that a health center can provide? Complete and regular prenatal checks, which will always improve birth outcomes, are extremely important. First aid awareness can also be a lifesaver. The Rhesus negative blood donor register (www.facebook.com/bali.blood) has also saved lives. I think being honest with clients as to what

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What are the most common problems that you encounter? I think basically a lack of knowledge about pregnancy, the birth process and birth choices. The major cause of maternal and fetal death on Bali is lack of prenatal care and nutrition as well as anemia that can increase the risk of hemorrhage at birth. Other issues are problems with breastfeeding. Most mothers are only in hospital or birthing centers for a very short time, usually just 24 hours. When they return home, there may be little or no breastfeeding support. I have found that local ladies have a lot of family support, but that expats have little. It’s very tempting when you are tired and frustrated to just switch to formula. The trend now among local people is to view formula milk as superior to breast milk, mostly due to clever marketing. C/He/G-1 March 17

Can hypnosis help during pregnancy and birth? Relaxation can easily be achieved with hypnosis. We use suggestion during hypnosis to alleviate fear. By reducing fear, tension is reduced which in turn reduces pain. Women learn how to self-hypnotize during pregnancy and are able to call upon this ability during labor. Birth with hypnosis is the most popular class at my clinic.

What are the most serious health problems facing the women in Bali today? Female breast and cervical cancers are very serious issues. While there are some great programs out there, reaching women in remote areas is still a big problem. Treatment for cancer is difficult because there is only one radiotherapy machine to serve all of East Indonesia. Childbirth here still has a maternal mortality rate that is higher than we would like to see. Domestic violence and HIV are also huge problems throughout Indonesia.

What are the most critical issues facing the well-being of children on Bali? It depends on which sector of the population you are talking about, but road safety, nutrition, hygiene and recreational drug use are serious problems across all levels of society here.

How may you be contacted? The Community Health Care Center has a face book page. My email address can be found at the end of my column in the Bali Advertiser.

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Luck of the Irish at Canggu Club St Patrick’s Day Beer Fest and Bazaar

If you live, work, have a business or just have some exciting news about this area then we want to hear from you! Canggu News submissions for future editions are welcome to be emailed to: canggueditor@yahoo.com If you are submitting information about a future event, please be sure to provide accurate details regarding time and place and include pictures where relevant.

entertainment, including of course, beer, beer and more beer, and the main event, Bali’s biggest sunset bazaar. Work up a thirst as you browse the unique and varied range of stalls, before enjoying a cold ale and a bite to eat at either the Sports bar or recently opened Bistro C Smoke House. There will be food and beverage specials for all to enjoy.

What do the Irish dream about? Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with a gang of leprechauns. Apparently.

Irish themed ‘green’ grass with entertainment and activities for the entire family to enjoy.

It’s a national holiday that’s celebrated in more countries than any other. It’s the day that gets the whole world to think green and go green. But they say that if you really want to get a piece of the party, you’ve got to go to Ireland. We say, let’s bring Ireland to Bali.

Spread over the spacious lawn will be a host of stalls displaying handmade homewares, original art, chic and cheerful clothing for kids, teens and adults, leather wallets, clutches and hand crafted sandals. You might also score some sensational swimwear at unbeatable prices, beautiful beach throws and batik style waterproof totes perfect for that original gift or an afternoon by the ocean.

While 5.5 million pints of Guinness are consumed daily around the world, on St Patrick’s Day that number rises to 13 million. And Canggu Club plans to help push up those ﬁgures as they host a sunset beer fest and bazaar on their

This is a free event and everyone is welcome. Kicking off on the lawn at 5pm there will be live music, games and

Whether you want to help devour the black stuff aka Guinness’s at the beer fest or slip n’ slide your way through the stalls, there will be something for everyone. It’s bound to be a bang on good time for all the family, young and old. So mark Friday March 17th in the calendar as an event not to be missed. And with the luck of the Irish you will bag a bargain. For further information regarding the event, email info@cangguclub.com or check out www.cangguclub.com and their “what’s on” section. CANGGU CLUB Jalan Canggu Club, Canggu Ph : +62 (361) 848 3939 CANGGUCLUB.COM

Dinner is better when we eat together! Whether you’re new to Bali, you’ve been here for years or grown up here your whole life; meeting and making friends that won’t skip the country in the next couple of days, weeks, months or years can be a struggle, until now. Introducing the Canggu Supper Club; say goodbye to awkward ‘do you want to hang out’ encounters, and hello to hundreds of new friends over some of Bali’s most scrumptious dishes. Georgina Cooper founded the Supper Club after only a few months of moving to Bali. Being the social butterﬂy she is, and having the network of friends she does, Georgina wanted everyone to connect with each, enjoy eachothers company, and more importantly, enjoy the taste of Canggu while having a good time. “I know I don’t speak alone when I say I have met some truly wonderful, inspiring people that have really made the biggest difference to my Bali journey - and people that will be friends for life,” says Georgina. “Bali is such an amazing place to live, but I found that some people struggled to make long lasting friends, and that’s when I came up with the idea to build a community around expats to be able to meet and make friends in a safe, friendly environment.” Whether you’re looking to make friends, network, or meet a special someone, the Canggu Supper Club is where we bring

people together at some of the yummiest spots around the Canggu over enlightening and entertaining conversations. And while a Supper Club is traditionally known as a dining establishment that also functions as a social club; bringing people together over delicious meals in new restaurants, this particular club is bringing in a variety of events. Since launching in mid December, the Club has a strong community of around 375 members, and this number is steadily growing. The club is ideal for everyone who wants to try out new restaurants and get recommendations, go somewhere different from your usual, ﬁnd out more about Bali, where to go/ what to experience/ what’s going on in Canggu, meet

DJ Felix is in Da House….! In just over six months since opening its doors, Bali’s biggest beach club and party venue has brought a line up of international acts and DJs to their stage and 2017 is set to continue on the same path! Get ready to hit the dance ﬂoor once more on Friday March 10th with internationally acclaimed DJ, Felix da Housecat! Chicago bred and LA based, this world renowned two time grammy nominated producer, mixer and DJ has enjoyed continued popularity since his ﬁrst hit ‘Phantasy Girl’ in 1987 at the tender age of 16! With an interest in the Chicago house music scene from an early age, Felix has forged a career over several decades developing his unique and innovative electro sound. During earlier days in Chicago, some time spent in the UK and

now LA, this cool cat has found fame with his remixes of platinum artists such as Madonna, Nina Simone, Garbage and Kylie Minogue as well as collaborations with James Murphy, Miss Kittin, Nile Rogers and Diddy to name a few! Clubbers the world over will be familiar with hits like Silver Screen (shower scene), Kickdrum, Madame Hollywood, Jack U and What Does it Feel Like. He has produced albums for others under his own record label Radikal Fear, mixed compilations for Global Underground and Bugged Out and released other tracks under monikers the likes of Aphrohead and Thee Madkatt Courtship. But above all, Felix Da Housecat has headlined for many years as an international DJ, taking charge of nightclubs worldwide to guide clubbers through their nocturnal hours with a dose of his unique blend of house electro-clash!

expats/ Canguu locals and make new friends who are living in the same community, share your ideas with and for the community, are interested in doing something else other than going out and getting hammered, bored of tinder, connect with your community, want to make friends for life, network and fancy an adventure! And while the thought of joining a new community of people who have already created quite the friendship is daunting, in it’s short time, this club is already known for it’s friendly and welcoming environment, with the added spice of delicious food and a really good time. To ﬁnd out more about The Canggu Supper Club, join their facebook group to check out their upcoming events and dinners.

Come next month, Felix will find centre stage at Finns for one night only, Friday March 10th. Get a taste of this acclaimed artist’s unique musical style with the party kicking off at 8pm until 2am. Entry is free with a minimum spend on food and beverage applicable. Book early for guaranteed priority entrance , general admission is available with a minimum spend of just Rp300K, or choose VIP entry with a guaranteed entry upstairs to Finns Lounge for RP1 million minimum spend. But be sure to book early as VIP tickets are strictly limited! With a mix of hits from his earlier works and latest release, Narrative of Thee Beast Illusion, Finns guests are in for the ultimate in entertainment from an artist whose intent is to capture the moods of his audience, relating to his music via their own experiences. It’s obvious Felix da Housecat holds a deep seated passion for the music he produces, this consummate collaborator making the most of his lyrical prowess and eclectic musical talents to keep his crowd mesmerised and looking for more! Find out what the world’s club scene is fussing about and join in the fun of the party at Finns, kicking off their music festival for 2017 on Friday March 10th, cos DJ Felix is in Da House! Book Now http://www.finnsbeachclub.com/festivals/ FINNS BEACH CLUB Jalan Pantai Berawa, Canggu finnsbeachclub.com

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Felix Da Housecat Party (10 March) This is going to be Felix Da Housecat’s only performance in Bali. Felix Da Housecat hails from America and is a DJ and record producer mostly known for House Music and electro. Entry is free the only catch being that there will be a minimum spend which won’t be difficult if you like to have a few drinks and enjoy some good grub. Bookings are essential as it is a one off and of course free. When : 8 pm – 2 am Cost : free Where : Finns Beach Club, Jl Pantai Berawa, Canggu Contact : 0828 9701 6178 www.finnsbeachclub.com

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Glow Beach Party (12 March) The lineup for the day is non-stop entertainment and fun. The party kicks off with JOSHUA D and a chance to get some henna tattoos on the beach. At 2 pm Fran Tinez takes over the entertainment and at 3 pm bodying painting gets started. Andy Chunes will take over the tunes at 4 pm and at 6 pm Raff Track will keep guests dancing into the sunset with MOE DEE from 8 pm taking the party well into the evening. This is going to be a high energy dance party on the beach with a fashion show by dare2wear, fire dance, fluorescent dance, a bonfire and lots of giveaways for the craziest party goers. The Glow Bar will provide henna tattoos and body paints. The dress code goes without saying beach wear, bikini, resort wear, white or anything neon or flashy! For the cost of IDR500,000 a food and beverage credit of IDR300,000 will be given with access to the beach and general access areas. For VIP service (cabana or table) do contact the Karma Beach Club. There are a few rules to make this event super safe so do remember a photo ID to show upon entry and remember your beach towel, sunscreen and sunglasses. The event is sponsored by Dare2wear, Karmen & Marius and Sensatia Botanical at the very lovely Karma Kandara Resort where beautiful people mix in the tropical venue overlooking the Indian Ocean. What better place for a beach party? When : 11.30 am Cost : IDR 100,000 (Bali Tonight Followers) IDR500,000 (general access) Where : Karma Beach Club, Karma Kandara, Banjar Wijaya Kusama, Ungasan Contact : 08482222 info@karmabeach.com www.karmabeach.com Mrs Jehan 0856340041 (Bali Tonight)

Kids Conscious Dance and Play (11 March) It is always nice to schedule an event for kids and the young at heart. At this session children and teenagers will be presented with the concept of conscious movement while connecting with their parents. Adults will also connect with and nurture their inner child. Children love to dance and in fact it is not exclusive to children. Most readers will agree that you hear that favourite tune and there is a need to dance. Children hear their favourite song and will often start to dance. This event is open to children and adults who want to participate in dancing with a slight twist and guaranteed to have lots of fun. This event actually takes place every Saturday so do drop in and find out what it is all about. When : 11.30 am – 12.30 pm Cost : IDR100,000 Where : Paradiso, Jl. Goutama Sel., Ubud Contact : 7835545 www.paradisoubud.com

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Mardi Gras Recovery Party (10 March) I can only assume that the Mardi Gras Recovery party is almost like the ‘hair of the dog’, once you have a drink the next day it tends to continue despite the ease of a hangover. The Departure Lounge will be hosting the drag queen cabin crew with Miss Ellaneous and Marzi Panne bringing their pop up party for fabulous people everywhere. The evening will be filled with colourful costumes, comedy and dance including local superstar performers DJs and dancers. Guests are invited both within Bali and across the ocean to our neighbours in Australia and it is going to be an awesome evening! When : 7 pm Cost : AUS$20 Where : Cocoon Beach Club, Jalan Arjuna No. 66, Blue Ocean Boulevard, Seminyak Contact : www.outix.net/tickets/event/MARDIGRASRECOVERY

Sekolah Lentera Kasih, High School Students Women’s Health Charity Event (12 March) It is always wonderful to schedule charity events but this is particularly exciting as it is part of a project led by a group of six AS level exam students. This event will count towards their charity project exam requirement which makes it a very special event indeed. This group of students have elected to raise funds for the Bali Pink Ribbon Foundation, a charity dedicated solely to women’s breast health. The purpose of this chosen charity is to raise awareness of breast cancer to the community and the importance of early detection. ‘Breast cancer is a disease in which malignant cells form in the tissue of the breasts. The most common cancer diagnosed in women, the second leading cause of death for women and one out of eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer.’ A music DJ based rave is planned. The reason for this event is that is not a common fundraiser and their reason was to be innovative with the type of event organized and in Bali this type of event seemed most appropriate. The group are focusing more on adults at their event as children are not yet facing this issue that faces many women. The goal of the SLK students is to encourage women to see a doctor to make sure they are breast cancer free, as most women get to the critical age and do not have the time, or motivation to catch up with the doctor. The audience the students are trying to seek are adults, ranging in age from around their early twenties to late forties and beyond. For each ticket purchased the money will be donated to Bali Pink Ribbon. A donation box will also be available for guests to add additional funds to the cause should they so wish. VIP tables are also available for groups. This write up is formed from the ideas the group sent to me and it is fantastic to see a group of students come up with such an amazing concept and vision. Axelle Larcher, Maya Southcott, Leon Riupassa, Miguel Faria, Nenad Nestorovik, and Lucas Dos Santos are the group of students who have worked very hard to bring this project to fruition. We wish them the best of luck with their project and look forward to seeing the community support them in their endeavor. When : 11 pm – 5 am Cost : IDR 150,000 Where : Pyramid Club Bali, Jl Dewi Sri, No. 33, Kuta Contact : 08496098 0816966251 (Gaye, Bali Pink Ribbon Foundation) bcrcontact2017@gmail.com (VIP bookings) 903500 (Pyramid Club) www.facebook.com/pyramidclubbali/

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Sunday Market (12 March) Sunday markets worldwide are always a great place to visit. They are a great place to browse, enjoy the hustle and bustle and this market has plenty to offer. Shopping, live music, hawker stalls and beer are all part of the menu that is set to become a weekly event. When: 4 pm Where: Sea Vu Play, Jl Petitenget, Kerobokan Contact: 04736579 play@seavuplay.com www.seavuplaybali.com

The Hydrant (12 March) If you haven’t listened to the Hydrant then you are in for a real treat. They are pioneers of Indonesia’s Rockabilly Revival and do some fantastic covers of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and music of that famous and remarkable era. The band are talented and entertaining and well worth seeing. The Hydrant play at venues in both Bali and Java and are also open to private bookings. The venue, Deus Ex Machina is also worth a visit with a great food menu and ambience. When : 9 pm Where : Deus Ex Machina, Jl Batu Mejan No 8, Canggu Contact : 0811 388 150 www.deuscustoms.com/cafes/canggu/ Add Dawn to your mailing list and send her information on all up-coming events. Contact Dawn at <dawnchorusbali@gmail.com> Copyright © Bali Advertiser 2017 C/E/I-08 June 16

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ARC Dental now offers Nitrous Oxide Sedation (laughing gas) using Porter Sentry Sedate machine, the only one in south-east Asia. Conscious sedation is highly successful for calming anxious patients. Easy to use, very reliable and excellent for children’s dentistry. Free dental consultation: (www. arcdentalbali.com) Tel: +62 361 472 7824. [071] For Sale; Computer table 40cm Wide by 80cm Long, 70cm high. Price: 150,000. For more info sms me at 0815 4742 6222. (indiego_dk@ yahoo.com). Seminyak. [006] For Sale; Allied Telesyn 16 port fast Ethernet switch, Linksys wireless-G broadband router, staffold. Text message 0815 4742 6222. (indiego_dk@yahoo. com). Seminyak. [007]

For Sale; Rosetta Stone language learning DVD (2 dvd’s), learn more than 30 languages. German, French, Spanish, Indonesian, English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, and many more. Excellent system for learning languages. price: 500.000. Text 0815 4742 6222. (indiego_dk@yahoo. com). Seminyak. [010]

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MAKE THE LIGHT - TEDx TED stands for Te c h n o l o g y, Entertainment and Design; TEDx = ideas worth spreading, and each year so far the TEDxUbud team has put together an extraordinary line up of Indonesian and international speakers. For BUMI STILL MAKING MOVES 2017, the program includes a new night event With Bumi Sehat’s Ubud “MotherShip” operational from last October, Ibu at the Mask and Puppet Museum with a stellar Robin and her international team are making moves to set up branches in lineup of performers. new places. The new Nyuh Kuning headquarters offers pregnancy services, childbirth and postpartum care, free ambulance transport, medical outreach to remote areas, services for the elderly, youth education and free lab analysis, including HIV counseling and screening. Twelve years on, a dedicated team still runs the post-tsunami birthing centre, youth centre and health clinic in Samatiga Aceh, while the Philippines Bumi~Wadah team maintains a permanent childbirth centre on Leyte Island, scene of the 2013 supertyphoon. Plans for 2017 include a new Birth and Education Center on Palawan Island in the Philippines, plus a new Bumi branch in Papua in eastern Indonesia.

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Book your May 20 TEDxUbud tickets a.s.a.p. They sell out extremely fast. Under this year’s theme, “Make the Light”, speakers and performers will explore ideas of light and darkness - topics including astronomy, light technology, nocturnal animals, tales we tell in the dark and about the dark, art made with light, and even things we’d rather not shine the light on. Some of the world’s incredible innovations in Technology, Entertainment and Design have come out of the need to bring light into the world; TEDxUbud 2017 is an extraordinary opportunity to tap into these latest ideas. Ticket sales, including special Community Sponsor tickets, via www.tickets.tedxubud.com. Tickets $48-80.

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PIONEER YOGA HEALING While 7,000 participants arrive in Ubud late March for BaliSpirit Festival #10, the Yoga Barn will host a 4-part intensive Forrest Yoga weekend workshop, with international yoga pioneer Ana Forrest, and extraordinary healing and medicine man, Jose Calarco. The four 2 1/2 hour sessions For those of you who missed out on last (March 25, 26) are: Romance Your Spirit, year’s experience, come and taste - or strut Luminous Core, Building The Warrior Heart, and your stuff which cooking up pots of - Inversions & Arm Balances. Www.yogarbarn.com. bubbling, spicy, delicious chili. It’s a hoot, with entertainment, showmanship, lots of From March 19-26, BSF features a fab line-up sampling, and prizes all round. Chili is of international musicians, healers and yoga prepared from scratch at the cook-off site teachers. Www.balispiritfestival.com. and judged on set criteria by a panel of judges in a blind tasting. Entrants can join NEW SUPERMARKET as individuals or teams and try every trick, including hilarious props and Even those of us who arrived 20 years ago team T-shirts, to encourage the crowd to vote for them in the People’s and still love our favourite nasi campur are Choice award. All leading up to the main event, the 7th Annual Texas Chili delighted by the fabulous deli selection, and all Cookoff on October 22. For info and guidelines: E: meltingpotubud@gmail. the fresh, fresh local and imported produce at the new Pepitos Supermarket on Jalan Andong com, or SMS: 0858 5748 0230. in Terbongkang. Ubud Chili lovers, prepare for heaven! March 19 is the first event on the 2017 Texas Chili Cookoff calendar. This little Ubud event, held at Ubud’s Melting Pot Saloon, is so famous that competitors have come from other islands and even overseas with their own down-home chili recipe, to vie for this Asian championship.

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One of the most exquisite elements of personal meditation is the mala - a necklacelike object made from wooden beads, precious stones and other materials, used to harmonise and amplify a meditation practice.

One friend said she thought she was in Singapore, after creating a luncheon spread that included a pomegranate, celeriac, salami, roast beef, cheese from a big selection and freshly baked sourdough bread. Pepito Cafe makes fresh salads and rolls to order - five people for dinner, for under 200,000rp.

Taksu now holds Mala Making classes every Sunday morning from 9am; participants will learn to make their own mala, choosing their own stones and colors, under the careful instruction of an expert Balinese mala maker. The experience ends with a guided meditation, each person using their own completed mala. The program is in high demand, so book ahead: reservations@taksuspa.com or 0361 971 490. All materials are included.

PYRAMID EVOLUTION Yay! Ubud’s first two Pyramids of Chi are officially open, after more than two years of construction. There are two pyramids and a 100-seat restaurant (complete with great French chef), to be used for ancient sound sessions, sound healing, breath work and workshops.

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Specialising in books on Indonesia New, Used, Rare, and Out-of-Print. Web: www.ganeshabooksbali.com Email: info@ganeshabooksbali.com Books, Maps, Cards, Old Print Posters & more

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A special project to support literacy, learning and reading for pleasure in the local community. We donate books to local schools and libraries. Check in the store or on the website for more details.

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I’m told the structures’ energetic power is so strong that a drone undertaking surveying work lost contact with its base every time it flew between the pyramids. Sound healing practitioner Samaya Halliday, who pioneers the ‘sound baths’ says the 30 minute trial sessions run in the leadup to the opening have had consistently positive Check out this fun little book, which takes some of the feedback. most useful expressions for tourists and travellers, www.pyramidsofchi.com, or email and offers some striking little visual images to help Visit pyramidsofchi@gmail.com. us remember their Indonesian equivalent more easily. Nothing replaces the in-depth knowledge and cultural experience of learning Indonesian with an accredited organisation such as Cinta Bahasa, but I have to say that a nifty cheat sheet can be very, very helpful on the run.

For example, envisage an annoyed taxi driver as you haul your overweight luggage out of his car, ripping a hole in his car seat, and imagine a frustrated thank you or “terima kasih”, or “tearing my car seat!”. Learn Indonesian by Association at Bali book stores. W:www.lingolinks.biz.

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Restaurant & Food I llove the idea of Am Amuse Bouche – a small dish to te tease your mouth in preparation for the th feast to come. I’ve used this re recipe both as an a amuse bouche as well w as in larger portions as a s starter soup. It a always gets rave r reviews, as do the t Parmesan crackers we s serve it with.

Asparagus Soup with Rosemary Serves 3-4 Ingredients: - 1 Tbl. olive oil - 1/2 yellow onion, chopped - 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped - 3 spring onions, finely chopped - 25 spears of asparagus, washed and cut in half - 5 bay leaves - 4 branches of fresh rosemary - 1/2 cup white wine or stock - 1/2 cup soup stock - preferably home made - salt and pepper to taste - 1/2 Tbl. lemon juice - 1 tsp. truffle oil - optional, but you can buy it at Dijon - 1 pinch of ground cayenne - parmesan crackers (see recipe: http://baliadvertiser.biz/ parmesan/) make the crackers only about 4cm in diameter Directions: Heat the olive oil in a frying pan. Add the chopped onion, garlic and spring onions, cooking until they are soft and send a heavenly aroma into the kitchen. Add the asparagus, bay leaf, and rosemary. Stir and then add the wine, stock, salt and pepper and cook until the asparagus is soft. Usually I warn about over cooking asparagus but since this will all go into the blender, it’s better if it’s on the soft side. Remove from the heat. Retrieve 3 or 4 asparagus heads to use as garnish and set these aside. Remove the bay leaf and rosemary and put the rest of the contents of the pan into a blender or food processor. Add the lemon juice, truffle oil if you are using it, and the cayenne. Run the blender and taste for salt and pepper before returning the soup to the pan to heat before serving. To serve as an Amuse Bouche - choose very small vessels to put the soup in and decorate with the asparagus head and parmesan crackers. To serve as a first course soup, put in larger bowls and garnish in the same way. Soup’s On!

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Ukelele. Looking for Tenor ukelele new or second in good condition, also a keyboard in good condition suitable for beginner send text to whatsapp 0812 3939 5550 or (joearthkay@gmail. com) with pic and price. Denpasar. [045] For Sale; 24 inch flat screen TV. 1.5 juta. Wood cabinet - doors fold back. Good for dishware or television. 450,000. SMS or Whats App for information and photos. 081 999 494 232. Sanur. [046] If you need a partner for playing chess in the afternoon 2pm-5pm on Saturday, please come to our place in Jl. Kunti I Seminyak and call 0813 3870 0201. Just for fun and make a friend. [047]

For Sale; Canon lens 70.200 2/8 l is ii usm, in superb condition as has been in ac, comes with lens case and lens hood and original box. 20 million ono. 0878 6220 1090 denpasar. (Mitch. oscar@yahoo.com.au). Denpasar. [105] For Sale; Panasonic HXWA3 underwater video camera. Full HD, waterproof to 5 meters. Great 1080p video and 14MP still photo quality, ideal for close up footage of surfers from the water! Has flash, 5x optical, 18x intelligent zoom, and much more. Rp. 1,300,000. Call or sms for info. 0812 3872 2644. [106] For Sale; Backpack for bring cat anywhere 250.000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [097]

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For Sale; Teak buffet, 180cmX50cmX92cm (LxWxH), 4 rattan doors, 1 centre shelf, very good condition. Bought for 4.2million. Selling for 2.8million. Negotiable. Photo available on request by phone or email. Please contact 0819 9934 4118 / WhatsApp. Seminyak. [048] For Sale; Abbiamo molti libri in lingua italiana, alcuni autori. We sell many books in italian language. Please contact 0818 0566 2911 or Whatsapp +39 32 8379 4753 Legian. [042] For Sale; Brand new single hammock ticket to the moon original unwanted gift price almost 69usd sale for only 45usd need money. Please call or WA 0821 4656 7721 or email (intanku_id2016@ yahoo.com). Denpasar. [043]

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For Sale; Panasonic Leica DG Summilux 25mm f/1.4 ASPH Micro 4/3 Lens. like New! asking Rp 5.200.000. Oli 0878 6151 0202. Denpasar. [044] For Sale; Metal detectorBounty Elite 2200. Famous brand. Like new used once. Bought USA July 2016. Signals between precious metals and junk. Use for lost rings, jewelry, pipes, etc. 1.9 Jt. Contact 0812 3831 9502. Legian. [050] For Sale; Super bargain City Asus transformer pad model TF300T New 5 juta. Sell 600,000. Dip/Chin exercise stand. Solid steel. New 2juta. Sell 600,000. Comes with Gravity boots (for back stretching/exercising). Sell 250,000. Or nearest offer for all. Contact 0821 4612 9239. Sanur. [103]

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Tiger Palm has continued the Will Meyrick restaurant tradition of presenting Asian cuisines in their traditional form. It is the 4th restaurant in Bali under the Sarong Group banner [7th in S.E. Asia], and whilst all have similar menus all are at the same time that little bit different. At Tiger Palm the theme has been to showcase all the various ethnic influences on Malaysian cuisine over the centuries by the constant arrival of immigrants from nearby countries, all of whom brought their own cuisines with them. Chinese, Indian, Thai, even the English left some traits behind, merged with the local Malay and the Nonya cuisine that then developed. Situated at a prime location, right front, at Seminyak Village the space is cool and fresh, as is the food. All restaurants in this group seem to showcase a Salmon Salad and Tiger Palm is no different, in fact I almost think that it is the best one so far. The large chunks of fresh salmon are just seared, and served with with pecari pineapple, cucumber, chili mint and dried shrimp with the crisp salmon skin on top [pictured]. Perfect! Alternate starters include Malay chicken “bang bang” salad with yam bean papaya lettuce peanut chili and Vietnamese mint and Cheong fun with prawn and soy sesame oil dressing. The curries are so good I have to return often to try them all; Duck korma with almonds green chili mint coriander and potato, Lamb shoulder simmered with meat curry powder cumin coriander tomato and fresh coriander and the Malaysian Nonya fish curry with coconut milk fish curry powder okra and freshly chopped coriander. Then there are the Malaysian specials; Tamarind Prawns, Nasi Lemak and Teo Chow Duck Rice. An Asian feast! Sayuri is the latest vegetarian/raw food restaurant to appear in Ubud. Unlike many of the others this one seems well patronised. It is found at the beginning of Jln. Sukma, the old home for Bali’s first and biggest Jazz Café for many years, the road sometimes referred to as Jln. Tebesaya. They claim that all their dishes consist of only plant based Vegan produce and that all are Gluten Free (except for the items with soy-sauce). All the extracts are raw, organic & high ‘vibrational’, and all the essential oils are organic, high ‘vibrational’ & food grade. From 11.00 a.m. they offer a Meal of the Day for Rp. 59,000, Mondays [raw zucchini pasta], Tuesdays [Indian masala roll], Wednesdays [zucchini lasagna], Thursdays [their own version of Pad Thai; coconut + zucchini noodle with sweet tamarind sauce, almond butter, chili, veggies, coconut sprinkle], Fridays [raw seeded crust pizza], Saturdays [falafel wrap] and on Sundays their Mexican Lasagna.

Warung Nagoya is Japanese. Situated on a back road in Sanur [Jln. Batur Sari] it was an interesting discovery. The surprise was the seemingly always full street front car parking at meal times, always a sign of good value and constant repeat guests. The menu prices provided many answers, it is very budget priced for what can be an expensive cuisine. Pure Japanese it has no ‘international’ additives, but also with limited explanation for the first timer. Edamame is the healthy way to start any meal, alternately there is Aona Itame or Salty Cabbage. Chicken features in many dishes. It can be stir fried [Nanban, Katsu or Tonkatsu] or grilled [Yakitori, Ysukune or Teryaki]. Pork is stir fried with ginger and they also offer two Nagoya specialties, Tenmusu & Doteni. Tenmusu are rice balls [sushi rice] that are stuffed with a shrimp fritter [tempuri] and half wrapped in nori seaweed. Doteni are for the more adventurous, it is a rich dish with Hatcho miso incorporating ingredients like beef tendon, beef intestines and daikon radish. The meat is simmered for a long time, it is well balanced with the rich miso. Doteni is a regular dish on the menus of Nagoya izakaya.

For Sale; Samsung Tab 2-GT-P3110 White very smooth condition 99%, all function works properly. Specification: - 7-inch screen - battery 4000mAh. Comes with: box, flip-cover (case), charger, screen-protector. Price IDR 1,100,000 (ONO) Please contact WhatsApp or call 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [014]

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For Sale; Genuine Swarovski Crystal collection (accessories) mid 90’s, some are gold plated. All bought in Europe, selling for IDR 6 mio (ONO). Pictures can be sent by email or WA, Pls contact 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [015] For Sale; Wholesale for collectors: >300 Vinyl’s (12” LP’s), incl. laserdisc (most bought in Europe), 99% are in excellent condition with plastic cover/some are rare/ limited edition (to the highest bidder). Various genre: pop, rock, country, classic, instrumental, etc. For more details/list, please contact email (rudijanto24@gmail. com) or mobile - 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [016]

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Coffee ‘n’ Oven, is an unusual name for an interesting bakery and café found on Jln Pantai Berawa, Canggu. Big breakfasts start the day at 7.00 a.m. with a number of healthy options such as their special; crisp sourdough bread with broccoli pesto, selection of greens, roasted bacon strips, poached eggs, mushrooms and carrot curls. All the other breakfast offerings come with their famous bread basket. Lunch can be an interesting salad [beetroot marinated with olive oil and fresh herbs, wild rucola, feta cheese, oranges and parsley, with olive and lime dressing], a healthy burger [chicken & carrot daiquiri burger] or a hot meal [chicken steaks].

Frestro was an interesting newcomer to the Bali dining scene late last year. The menu, and its kitchen production, has been set up by none other than Mandif Warokka, one of Indonesia’s most high profile chefs. Frestro is situated on Jln. Petitenget, which now carries the overflow from the original Eat Street on what was once called Jln. Laksmana. It has a slightly confusing menu, a Gourmet Brunch [8.00 till 4.00] and a separate Lunch Menu [11.00 to 4.00]. The Bowls are available anytime; Island Breeze of rolled oats, pineapple, banana, young coconut, caramelized cashew and honey, or an Acai Bowl dessicated coconut, granola, mixed berries and dragon fruit. The Gourmet dishes include Rose-infused Watermelon Salad, Ricotta Hot Cakes with honeycomb butter, Orange Currant Scones and a very special Scotch Egg with melted leeks, Welsh rarebit, beef bacon, tahini, cauliflower puree and asparagus. The lunch menu offers raw dishes [Yellow fin tuna on melba toast, Aged Charolais beef with oba leaves, watercress, pear & mustard], pasta [Capellini with smoked tongue, green tomato, garlic, chilli, parsley & lemon] and some that are more substantial; a spicy Mediterranean Lamb Soup with meat from the shoulder, lentils, chickpeas, saffron, coriander and lime, a Wrap of Smoked Salmon, or a Black Angus Cheeseburger. Cascades @ The Viceroy have established a tradition of bringing many of the great chefs of the world to Bali as guest chefs. That this is appreciated by the foodies of Bali is borne out by these events always reaching their maximum 60 persons reservation well before the event date. So here is some advance warning of the 1st such event for 2017. The guest chef will be Soenil Bahadoer, owner/chef at 2 star Guide Michelin restaurant De Lindehof, located in Nuenen, The Netherlands. It will be a 6 course wine-paired degustation, lunch Thursday April 27, and dinner Friday April 28. It is surprising to learn that Soenil, of Surinam descent, but raised in The Netherlands, features Rendang as his personal specialty at De Lindehof amongst the foie gras, caviar, wagyu, etc. For me the Beef Cheek Rendang I had at CasCades last year, prepared by their exec chef Nick Vanderbeeken was not only the best Rendang I have ever had but also up there as one of the greatest dishes I have ever experienced.

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29 A Spicy Date UBUD is the centre of much heritage and tradition in Bali. This remains its principal charm, which is offset only by its other role as a testing ground for the skills – or lack of these – of drivers of huge buses that service the growing Chinese takeaway trade. The narrow streets of Aum Central are believed by package tour operators and entrepreneurial bus companies to be ideally suited to big vehicles. Fortunately such impediments are only spasmodic. It mightn’t seem that this is the case when you’re caught in one of the regular hour-long crawls around the Monkey Forest-Raya Ubud-Hanoman horror, or the similar stopstart treks up from Lod Tunduh, but it would be churlish and quite wrong to assert that shemozzle is a round-the-clock affair. The roads are generally quite trafficable between midnight and 6am. Ubud is also Festival Central. It’s home to the Writers and Readers Festival (the 14th, this year, is from Oct. 25-29) and Bali Spirit Festival (Mar. 19-26), and many other celebrations, especially those of the highly favoured navelgazing variety. Some of these are delightfully boutique affairs where deep and meaningful navel gazing takes on an almost personal perspective. There’s a lot to be said for navel gazing, if this is conducted with an open mind. Janet DeNeefe’s writers’ festival has gone from strength to strength since its first rendition, which was held as a healing process after the first Bali bombing in 2002. A little while ago it incorporated a culinary element to its programming, which added pedas (spice) to panas (heat). Some wag at the time defined this as fragrant rice meets flagrant lies. The full degustation of the Ubud Food Festival grew from this early appetiser. This year’s festival is themed Every Flavour is a Story. DeNeefe tells us it is designed to reflect the rich cultural texts that underpin the diverse culinary traditions of the archipelago. Last year’s event attracted around 8000 international visitors, according to the organisers, which naturally provided a spin-off benefit for local traders and accommodation providers. All good. There’s a narrative attached to any set of food traditions, of course, and Indonesia’s are richer than many, weaving stories that depict the journey your food has taken from farmer’s plots and livestock owners to the dinner table. UFF, which bills itself as Indonesia’s biggest culinary festival, has invited leading aficionados of the genre to share their insights and kitchen secrets. Leading restaurateurs, food manufacturers, and producers, food writers and gourmands will be on hand to spread the love. During the three-day event, visitors will be able to join forums, cooking demonstrations, workshops, special events, food markets, musical performances and film showings. Among those down to attend are Tasia and Gracia Seger known as the Spice Sisters, who recently won a nationwide cooking contest in Australia; Professor Winarno, an expert on tempe; and the “jungle chef” of Papua, Charles Toto, who will introduce unique dishes made from the produce and heritage of Indonesia’s easternmost province. There’s an international element as well. This year Bo Songvisava and Dylan Jones are down to appear. Their Bo.lan Restaurant in Bangkok is among the best 50 restaurants in Asia listed by S. Pellegrino & Acqua Panna. They will feature in a special street food event together with Indonesian cooking legend Will Meyrick at his Ubud eatery Hujan Locale. Also back this year will be the Kitchen Stage presenting Indonesian language cooking demonstrations. Look for appearances by Made Runatha and Made Januar from MOKSA; Chef Made Lugra from The Ayung Resorts; and Made Surjaya from The Standing Stones. Full details are available at www.ubudfoodfestival.com.

Collectors’ Items There’s a lot of rubbish in Bali. It is a constant problem that becomes most foully evident when it rains and all the stuff everyone’s dumped out of sight – and sometimes just out of olfactory range – in previously dry watercourses gets flushed out into the sea and ends up on the beaches. Fighting pollution on the beaches is also a constant problem. Many are recruited to the forces deployed against this threat, by means of regular clean-ups and their commitment to public voluntary service is commendable. It’s true of course that the new mass market tourists, from China, along with the increased Indonesian component and the growing Indian one, are less fretful about rubbish than the western tourists who hitherto have been the preferred market. But this is not an excuse to continue in the false belief that rubbish is not really a problem. The dengue figures alone prove that, as well as the increase in rats that these days, due to other shortsighted policies, are preyed upon by fewer feral dogs. There is, too, a lot of rubbish talked about rubbish. Those who might assert that no one cares should

HECTOR’S study the efforts made by the Denpasar city authorities to implement workable local rubbish collection policies, fund these, and enforce the law concerning them. A very good rule is always credit where credit is due.

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Denpasar is a city of more than three-quarters of a million people, in a densely settled and therefore more easily administered area, with a revenue base that is beginning to be workable, and an administration that is keen to create and sustain liveability. Other areas of Bali do not have that civic benefit, the services of broadly educated administrators, or the resources to fund effective waste collection and disposal. That, like so much else here, remains a work in progress. This element of life in Bali needs to be understood by critics who briefly occupy plush villas and wrinkle their noses at the despoiled environment beyond their privileged walls.

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Catch a Chill The Diary is just back home from a brief visit to that other place, the big island to our south where, to quote a now venerable pop song, women glow and men chunder, and Vegemite sandwiches are all the rage. So it’s really good to be home, for all sorts of reasons, not least for the reliability of warmth as a constant factor in Bali’s climate. Our flit this time took us to the southwest corner of Western Australia. A good friend who lives in Bali’s southern suburb was celebrating an important birthday and we had to be there. It was a lovely show, at a surf lifesaving club on Perth’s fantastic beachfront. It was hot in Perth. Then we went further south, into the karri forest country that is the ancestral territory of the Distaff, and hit one of those quirks of climate that make life in that part of the world so interesting. Rain’s OK – we’re used to that in Bali. But if we ever want thermometer readings in the teens we can trip up to Kintamani or Bedugul and sample these very briefly before getting back in the car and returning speedily to lower altitude and higher temperatures. It’s summer in the great southern land. But for some reason, Murphy’s Climatic Law has always followed us on our travels. It’s most unfair.

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Water Rites The unusually heavy rains of this year’s strong La Niña wet season will have partly replenished Bali’s groundwater reserves, which is a good thing. But these reserves have been so heavily plundered by over-use and shockingly absent planning and regulation that it would take several successive La Niña events to make any noticeable difference. The reality of global climate cycles is that nature will not provide that benefit. The girl child’s drought-fixated brother El Niño will inevitably return. Conservation and responsible use – enforced by both law and the effectiveness of price signals on usage – are the only way to prevent terminal decline. There are of course some things humans can do to build sustainable water resources. They could fix deficient reticulation systems, for example, though that seems to be a bridge too far under water for Bali’s authorities at the moment. Innovative science can help, where perennial and pervasive losses from leakage and thievery won’t. So it was good to see the IDEP Foundation unveil a recharge solution on Feb. 27 designed to counter Bali’s water crisis. It did so by means of a media launch of its SaveBaliWater project, a pilot recharge well as part of a longer-term solution to urgently restore rapidly depleting aquifers, many of which are now being invaded by salt water because of the depletion of the water table. It’s apt that this is the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. A network of 136 recharge wells will be installed across Bali, harvesting water to balance consumption. The Bali Water Protection program involves educational programs in 132 schools located along rivers, and a media campaign aimed at raising public awareness for water preservation in the province. The pilot program is sponsored by Five Elements, a luxury wellness resort. As IDEP Executive Director Ade Andreawan says, it is vital that Bali’s business communities offer strong support for the program. Hector writes a blog at 8degreesoflatitude.com Copyright © 2017 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of Hector’s Diary at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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The Apulkat Doesn’t Fall Far From the Tree! ‘Dear Dr. Kris, Saw an article by you. Thanks for sharing that. Would it be possible for you to share as to what is the best time/ month to start germination of avocado seeds in Indonesia? Thanks in anticipation. Dr Karan Singh, Jakarta.’ Avocado = Apulkat in Bahasa Indonesia. The avocado tree is a plant that will usually do well without too much human intervention. It can easily be grown from the large seed that comes with the fruit. Deciding on when to plant depends on how much care you are willing to give your plant, and the conditions that it is growing in. The basic requirements for any seed to germinate are water, temperature (warmth), and a suitable growing medium - such as soil. In a tropical climate, the temperature needs of the avocado seed are easily met at any time of the year - all you need to do is just add soil and water.

can better control the growing conditions (soil + sunlight). Consider positioning, it’s very important for any plant that you decide to grow. For best results, a seedling will prefer protection from strong winds, harsh heat and direct all day sun. The leaves of an avocado seedling can easily become burnt if over exposed to direct sun or windy conditions.

For this reason, transplanting from pot to ground may be advantageous during the wet season, but once the tree has established it will be able to survive through the seasons on its own. Whether germinating in a pot or direct into the garden, ensure a healthy soil, appropriate watering, filtered light when young and direct sun when mature. When the plant reaches 2-3 feet in height, prune the top set of leaves and move it to a sunny position to encourage bushy growth and denser foliage.

The more I think about growing plants, the more confused I get, because for the first time it has occurred to me, ‘who’s really doing all of the growing here?’

Are you planting the seed into a pot or sowing direct into the ground? If you are growing in a pot it shouldn’t matter what month or what time of year, just supply adequate moisture. Water every day until the seed germinates and then maintain water once or twice a week after that. When it rains, you won’t need to water at all! If you are sowing direct into the ground, it’s a good idea to do so in the wet season because the high levels of rainfall and humidity will ensure that your seedling is well hydrated. Getting nature to do the work for you is not only efficient, but it will also give you time to ponder other things (see rant above). If sowing direct to the garden during the dry season you will have to ensure that you water regularly. By using pots, you

But remember this, it needn’t have to go into the ground at all!

The leaf margins will become dry, brown and shrivelled. Think about the design of its reproductive process within the natural Avocado trees make attractive pot plants, the lush green environment. The fruit drops to the ground, with the seed foliage can be trimmed and shaped into a bush. Of course, it’s unlikely to fruit, but the leaves have culinary uses on their sprouting under the protection of the shaded canopy. own. If space is at a premium or if you live in an apartment Remember the old saying the apulkat doesn’t fall far from the consider growing potted avocado plants. tree! When growing any sort of plant to get the best results try to replicate the conditions as you would find them in nature. The main advantage of germinating the seed in place in the A seedling in a pot can easily be moved around to find the ground is that it reduces transplant shock. Avocado trees are ideal shaded spot, or you could even start them off indoors robust, so this shouldn’t be a huge issue. Growth may lag but that’s not so natural after all…… Now I’m getting confused for a few weeks/months but it will settle reasonably quickly if transplanted correctly with plenty of water - before and after. all over again!

So, I would say that any time is the ideal time! I occasionally find avocado seedlings growing out of my compost. Sometimes I come across a rogue seed that has managed to roll itself away and sprout above the ground – after all how do you think they grow out in the wild?

The answer to that question could fill my next article, or perhaps even inspire a new branch of philosophy within itself! End of rant. I digress.

invade and destroy structures both above and below ground. So be very careful. Don’t plant too close to houses, paving, driveways and swimming pools. The roots can easily find their way into sewer lines and other underground piping.

Will my tree ever bear fruit? Seedlings can usually take anywhere from five to ten years to bear fruit, but it all depends on the suitability of growing conditions. Sometimes they can begin to set fruit after three or four years. In the interim harvest the leaves and use them If you are planning on improving your soil, or haven’t decided in your cooking or to make a healthy cleansing tea. exactly where in the garden you would like it to grow, with a pot you can start the plant so that it is at an advanced stage by the time you have amended your soil or decided on its final location. If you sow direct into the ground be aware that an avocado tree will become quite large so you must be confident about whether, or not the final position is appropriate. You’d be surprised at how quickly an avocado seed can develop into an almighty tree - sometimes within just a few years. Avoid planting too close to structures, and buildings, be aware that the tree can grow large very quickly, sometimes up to 15 meters depending on the variety. You will also need to be careful of the root system which can

The Frugal Balinist *Stormy weather: March-April is the beginning of Bali’s windy season (musim cuaca badai). Start looking for a good roofer (tukang atap) who are not always that easy to find. Waterproofing roofs is an art. Don’t let just anybody climb on your roof lest they cause damage. Charging Rp400,000 in the Denpasar/Kuta/ Legian area and Rp200,000 in the outer districts, they often need special equipment (tall ladders, cherry pickers, ropes, etc.) to do their work. High winds and rain drive leaves and organic debris up under ceramic tiles (genteng), degrading the underlayment and causing leaks. Now that the weather is a little drier, it’s time to top dangerous trees; trim branches over hanging your house; waterproof the top of walls where the roof meets the wall; remove and replace broken and badly placed interlocking tiles; replace battens (ring); fasten rubber sheets (talang karet) on those parts of roof that get torrents of water from gutters or valleys in order to protect tiles and the woven bamboo layer (bedek) underneath. *Money tips. Consumer Reports that with the exception of warranties on phones and laptops, which cover everything (including loss and dropping), extended warranties are a waste of money. *Call your credit card company’s customer-service to shift the due date on your credit card so that your payment can be made on 1st of the month (to make pay date easier to remember), a date farther from another card’s due date or a due date on the same date as your retirement payment comes in. *Homestays in Ubud offer rooms for rent with one or two beds for Rp300,000 while hostels like Wayan’s, No Problem, Puji, Joker, Ons, etc. (check www. hostelworld.com) have up to 10 beds per room but charge only Rp75,000Rp100,000 per bed per night. *Wait to buy a 2nd hand motorcycle until Galungan in April when the Balinese will be feeling the money pinch enough to sell their nearly new bikes. *”He who has the gold makes the rules.”

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*Printing is a steal. Business cards at a toko cetak cost as little as Rp50,000/100 to print (or Rp35,000/100 if you order two boxes) either in color or black and white. Letterhead is Rp60,000/500 sheets for one color; for each additional color (up to 3 colors) add Rp30,000 (even though a 500-sheet ream of paper alone costs around Rp25,000!) Envelopes are Rp40,000 per box of 100-110 envelopes. All these prices include “setting” which means layout and even tracing and reproducing your original artwork. Before finalizing your order, be sure to check the text and art to avoid errors and misspellings. Remind the clerk to save the art for reprints or have them copy it on a flash disk so you can generate your own art with CAD software. Most shops can also produce invitations, courtesy cards, imprinted gift boxes and souvenirs like mugs, toys, handicrafts, etc. One such multi-service shop is Balimalio, Jl. Ngurah Rai 55, Banjar Anyar, Kediri, hp 0819 3119 7972, email: balimalio1272@gmail.com.

*Tech tips. The side of the metal USB connector with the line down the middle is the bottom. *Leaving your phone plugged in all night doesn’t harm your battery, the New York Times reported 03Feb17. *Get a company’s customerservice contact information, incl. phone, 800 numbers, website, opening hours and email addresses by visiting www. contacthelp.com that maintains a complete up-to-date database of companies. *Laptops are great when you’re on the road but more powerful desktops are half the price. *Tie a knot in your left earbud cord, so you don’t have to hunt for the tiny L and R on the buds.

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*Bake your own. In order to cut back on the Rp200,000 per month we spend on roti (bread) at Bali Buda (the best we’ve found!), we’ve started making our own bread. Quality flour – difficult and expensive to come by in Bali - is the key. For a hearty, full-flavored bread, we mix the “Taj Mahal” imported brand (Rp37,500/2 kg) of flour we buy at the India store (Jl. Iman Bonjol, Denpasar) with Segitiga Biru Premium flour (Rp10,000/kg) available at any supermarket or sizeable market. A good flour mixer and the right feel for the dough are all you need. Success in baking bread, croissants and scones also depends on room temperature and humidity. After kneading, let the dough rise but keep it covered if it’s too cool in the house. Alamboga (http://www. alamboga.com) sells quality whole meal flour for Rp26,400/kg as well as many other imported flours such as Buckwheat, Quinoa, Bourghul, Semolina.

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Notice: Bali Advertiser confirms all free Private Classified ads. When you send an ad, we will contact you. If we are unable to contact you then your ad is not printed. For Sale; Baby stroller brand BabyDoes; ParadeX, Rp. 650,000. Excellent condition (like new). Please contact: Made - 0812 3613 9993, Kuta. [001] For Sale; Samsung NX 3000 mirror-less camera 20.3M in box / 16-50mm OIS lens / 50-200mm OIS lens / 2xUV filter / 2xCircular Polarize filter / 1x spare battery / 1x battery charger. Bought for Euro 780.- / Sell for 8.5 jt. Nego / Call: 0813-221 556 77. Kerobokan. [076]

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For Sale; PlayStation II (manufactured in Japan, best quality). Runs on 110 volt, so will need a stafold. Memory card, original joysticks. Excellent condition. 900.000 final price. Text message 0815 4742 6222. (indiego_dk@ yahoo.com). Seminyak. [004] For Sale; Desktop computer, Pentium Dual-Core 2.70 ghz, 1GB RAM, HD 250GB, 17” Benq LCD, Logitec web cam, Keenion headset. Rp. 1.700.000. Text message 0815 4742 6222. (indiego_dk@ yahoo.com). Seminyak. [005] Free; Around 300 books in English, mostly crime given away in Kerobokan. Packed in boxes, have to take all. Ph: 0815 5805 6798. [104] For Sale; Big L-sofa colour blue with storage inside, 3pieces put together 3,5juta. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [090] For Sale; Shorty for diving or surfing (bare) x-large 3mm colour black 650,000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [091]

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For Sale; 5 Maginon, IPC-100AC surveillance cameras. New. Just brought them from Germany. 1/5” Megapixel, 9 infrared-LEDs, Complete with cables. Never used. Was Euro 60 each. Will sell for 55 Euro (fix). Pls contact Michael 081 2395 1444. [035]

For Sale; Teak-veneered reception table 4m long for Rp. 3 million, Surgical Light for Rp.15 million, Surgical Bed for Rp.50 million and 2 Facial Beds for Rp.450,000 each. Contact: (manager@ arcclinics.com). Photos available upon request. [040]

For Sale; Wave ski - Go Fast GT series. New 22 juta, sell 8 juta. Great condition. Wetsuits for children 3 sizes, 400,000 each, good condition hardly used. Contact Vic 081 2380 4852. Kuta. [051]

For Sale; Pioneer stereo audio/video multi channel receiver with remote control, mod.VSX-C 100-k 120W. Very good condition with all paper. New price 4.8 million, sell for 1.5 juta. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [066]

For Sale; Small side bed minimalist type with drawer and space for IDR 85.000. 2 wooden tables cabinets or open console rack. IDR 220.000 each. Negotiable and cheaper for the whole items altogether. 0822 3608 6531. Kerobokan. [080] Looking for second furniture at good deal prices, garage or moving sales. Email detail, photos, contact & net price to (deoffice31@gmail. com). Kerobokan. [081] Wanted; 2 small comfortable easy moving single lounge chairs 0877 4906 7242. [082] Wanted; 2 seater lounge 0877 4906 7242. [083]

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For Sale; Shorty for diving or surfing (bare) x-large 3mm colour black 650,000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [095] For Sale; Big gas bottle 12kg 350.000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [096] For Sale; Lello/pasta maker 3000Pro only once used, purchased from Amazon for US$ 250.- sell for 1Jt. nego. Call 0813-221 556 77. Kerobokan. [077] For Sale; Antique furniture: 1xbench 208cm Kayu Jati =1.5Jt.*1xtable round diameter 100cm= 1Jt.*1x table round diameter 120cm= 1.2Jt.*4x chairs with armrest 500.000 each*. Call 0813221 556 77 pics available. Kerobokan. [078] Wanted; Electric bike good condition and strong battery I’m in Sanur 0877 4906 7242. [084]

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Local News Judge Declines to Give Grandmother Custody of Heather Mack’s Girl A Cook County judge declined to rule Friday on whether the paternal grandmother of Heather Mack’s child could get custody of the girl, who is soon turning 2. Despite the ruling, Kia Walker said she will continue to fight to bring the child back to the U.S. Mack’s daughter, Stella Schaefer, was born in a prison in Bali, Indonesia, where Mack is serving a 10-year sentence for her role in the murder of her mother, Sheila von Wiese-Mack. Stella’s father, Tommy Schaefer, is serving an 18-year sentence for bludgeoning von Wiese-Mack to death then stuffing her body in a suitcase at a luxury hotel in Bali in 2014. Under Indonesian law, Stella could remain with her mother in prison until the age of 2. Her birthday is March 17. Schaefer’s mother had asked a judge handling a civil case over von Wiese-Mack’s $1.5 million estate to grant her custody of Stella. But at a hearing Friday in Cook County, Judge Neil Cohen said he is charged with determining whether Mack is responsible for her mother’s death for the purposes of determining if Mack can inherit her mother’s $1.56 million estate. “I’m not going to decide a thing about Stella,” Cohen told lawyers for Walker. “She’s merely damage from this, collateral damage. I’m deciding whether Heather can take” her mother’s estate. Outside the courtroom, Walker said she would file a new petition for custody of Stella in probate court within hours and had not given up her bid to bring Stella home. “I may be a grandmother, and I don’t have a lot of rights,” she said. “But I can be a voice for my granddaughter.” Vanessa Favia, Mack’s lawyer, said a local family in Bali is willing to care for Stella while Heather finishes her sentence. “She wants her to stay in Bali,” Favia said. [Chicago SunTimes February 17, 2017]

Falling Tree Kills Two Motorists in North Bali Following a warning published in early February 2017 by Balidiscovery.com of the dangers posed by falling trees during the current rainy and windy weather conditions, a tree has fallen onto a small pickup truck traveling from Denpasar to Singaraja at Peneng Banjar, Baturiti, Tabanan on Thursday, February 12, 2017. Metrobali.com said that a Suar Tree toppled onto the busy roadway sticking the cab of the pickup truck killing both the driver and passenger on the spot. Dead are the driver, Agus Tiilul (28), and his passenger, Wahyu Widodo (35), both men from Jember, East Java. Police says heavy rains had rendered the soil on the roadside labile, permitting the tree that fell on the truck to become uprooted and fall onto the road. [balidiscovery.com February 17, 2017]

Landslides in Three Locations in the Regency of Bangli are Blamed for 13 Deaths Balipost.com reports that the first of three landslides that claimed 13 lives occurred at Banjar Bantas in the village of Songan, Kintamani in the early hours of Friday, February 10, 2017, where seven people were buried alive and killed by torrents of mud sweeping over the community. The tragedy took place at 1:30 am while villagers were asleep during a heavy rainstorm.

Bali Judged Best Island for 12th Successive Year The DestinAsian Readers Choice Award (RCA) 2017 was bestowed on Bali for being named the best island destination for the 12th consecutive year.”We laud the award given in Singapore on February 15, 2017,” Deputy for International Marketing Development of the Ministry of Tourism I Gde Pitana stated here on Thursday. The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism was invited to receive the award. DestinAsian had implemented an open voting system for over 12 years and has bestowed awards based on the readers choice. The voters highlighted areas, such as staff hospitality, quality of service, convenience of location, facilities, and culinary attractions.The poll was conducted in August and October 2016, featuring 31 different categories, including hotels and resorts, serviced residences, spas, airlines, airports, and destinations. [ANTARA News February 16, 2017] Uber Taxi Driver Beaten by Angry Crowd in Ubud

The seven deaths at Songan were comprised of 5 adults, one child and a one-year-old infant. Meanwhile, two teenage boys, aged 17 and 14, suffered serious injuries requiring hospitalization in Bangli. A retaining wall collapsed sending mud onto 5 homes situated in the village. Two of the five homes were completely leveled by the landslide with the remaining three buildings suffering significant damage.

The driver of an Uber Taxi was set upon by a mob and badly beaten on Jalan Pengosekan in Ubud, Bali on Sunday, February 12, 2017. The driver, Peter Sunarto (31), suffered bruises about his head and face as the result of the beating. Sunarto had received a ride order over the Uber online transportation application from a hotel on Jalan Hanoman in Ubud at about 4:20 pm when, while waiting for his passenger to appear, more than 10 people attacked him while parked at a nearby minimarket.

In addition to the seven killed in the mudslide, two others suffered serious injuries with seven more light wounds. The dead and injured were all evacuated from the scene by 9:00 am on Friday morning. The landslide also closed access roads to the village and surrounding areas. Later the same morning, two additional landslides took place at the villages of Awan and Sukawana. At Awan four people lost their lives while one person died in the village of Sukawana. In Awan 3 adults and one ten-year-old girl were killed. The landslide in Sukawana resulted in one adult death and serious injuries to a child.

According to Balipost.com, the mob asked Sunarto if he was an Uber driver.Frightened for his safety, Sunarto told the mob that he was not an Uber driver but merely waiting for a friend.The men then drag him from the car and beat him. The man later reported the attack to the Ubud Police precinct.

Four days after the initial landslide, the body of a 70-year-old woman was discovered buried in mud and rubble at the village of Subaya in Bangli bringing the total death count to 13 people. [www.balidiscovery.com February 12, 2017]

Police are investigating the case and have called members of the local taxi drivers group working in the Jalan Pengosekan area. Police say an agreement is in place preventing online taxi operators from working in the Ubud area. Police continue to try to track down those responsible for the criminal assault on the taxi driver. [www.balidiscovery.com February 19, 2017]

Czech Tourists Dies in Canggu Beach Motorcycle Accident A tourist from the Czech Republic, Kroupa Ondrej (28) has died in a motorcycle accident at Pantai Batu Bolong in Canggu that occurred at 4:30 am on Thursday, February 16, 2017. As reported by DenPost, Ondrej was a passenger on a motorcycle driven by Jelinek Ondrej (28) that struck another motorcycle driven by Putu Budiana (40) at an intersection on Jalan Raya Canggu. Both motorcyclists were traveling at a high rate of speed in a southerly direction on Jalan Raya Canggu. Budiana was carrying a pillion passenger at the time of the accident, a woman who was thrown from the motorcycle in the collision and sustained injuries requiring treatment at a local hospital. Both Budiana and Jelinek Ondrej were hospitalized following the accident. Jelinek Ondrej was carrying another passenger on his bike, Kroupa Onrej, who died later of head injuries at Sanglah Hospital. Police believe Jelinek Ondrej was drinking at the time of the mishap and failed to grant a right of way to the Indonesian motorcyclists. [www.balidiscovery.com February 20, 2017]

American Expatriate Paul Hoffman in Police Custody in Connection with Convenience Store Robbery A 57-year-old American expatriate, Paul Anthony Hoffman, is in police custody after being apprehended on Thursday, February 16, 2017, in connection with the robbery of a convenience store on Jalan Sunset in Kuta. With a listed address in Bali on Jalan Tunggak Bingin Block J in Sanur, police say Hoffman entered the store on Thursday, February 9, 2017, wearing a helmet and facemask and driving a Honda motorcycle with concealed license plates. Ostensibly making a selection from the chocolate counter, Hoffman allegedly approached the cashier who he threatened at knife point before making an escape with only Rp. 176,000. As reported by Tribun-Bali and a number of local newspapers, based on information provided by the store clerk and the indication that the thief was a foreigner police were able to make an arrest in the case. Two days later, police on patrol in Kuta saw a man matching the description of the thief and placed him under surveillance. Following Hoffman to the man’s temporary residence on Jalan Camplung Tanduk in Seminyak, police stopped the American and searched him where they found a knife resembling that used in the robbery in the man’s right trouser package. Police also seized the man’s passport and clothing articles that matched the description of those worn in the robbery. Bali Post reports that police suspect that Hoffman, who told police that he was once wealthy but had fallen on hard times, may be connected with as many as 6 robberies in Bali. [www.balidiscovery.com February 20, 2017]

French Tourist Drowns While Spear Fishing off West Lombok Kompas.com reports that a French tourist, identified only as Nicolas (39), drowned while diving at Gili Panggang, Sekotong, West Lombok on Thursday, February 16, 2017. Search and rescue workers announced that the Frenchman’s body was recovered at 9:30 am on Friday morning at a depth of 15-meters not far from the area in which the tourist went missing. Nicolas was visiting the Selong Belank beach to dive with two friends, accompanied by two guides and a local fisherman. The men were on a spearfishing expeditions at the time of the incident. The man’s companions say Nicolas was carried away by strong currents when they lost contact with the man. The group returned to shore to report the diver’s disappearance so a search could commence. [www.balidiscovery.com February 17, 2017] Malaysian Arrested at Bali Airport with Meth Hidden in Tissue A Malaysian man has been taken into custody by Bali narcotics agents and customs officers at Ngurah Rai International Airport. The Malaysian, identified in reports by initials SBMS, 39, came to Bali on Feb. 4 with AirAsia flight AK 374. It turns out the guy apparently didn’t do the best job of concealing his meth. After landing, 0.11 grams of methamphetamine stored in a clear glass pipe, wrapped in white tissue, was allegedly found with SBMS. Head of the Bali division of the National Narcotics Agency, Brig. Gen. Putu Gede Suastawa said the Malaysian only brought the meth to Bali for personal use, apparently not for distribution. “He (SBMS) is a lone actor, only a user,” Suastawa said on Monday, as quoted by Tribun Bali. [Coconuts Bali February 13, 2017]

37 Wanted; King size bed 180 wide with base. 0877 4906 7242. [089] Bali Island School (BIS) – formerly Bali International School - is the only school on the island authorized to offer the full International Baccalaureate Programme from Preschool to Grade 12. BIS offers small classes and excellent mostly expat teachers. Contact (info@baliis.net); (www. baliislandschool.com). [070] For Sale; The smallest video camera in the world. Sanyo full HD 1920 x 1080, 10 mega pixel, 5 x zoom - it’s a dual camera photo and video. Excellent quality reproduction. Includes all cables, 2 batteries and a carry case. New condition. Only Rp1,500, 000. Call 0361 289 672 or 0812 3911 499. [052] For Sale; Desktop computer complete. It’s a few years old but works perfectly. Intel Pentium III Xeon Processor Window XP Professional Memory (RAM) 2GB Capacity. Total Capacity 74.52 GB. Only Rp900.000. Call 289 672 or 0812 3911 499. [053] For Sale; Treksta hiking/ trail shoe Evolution 161 GTX (new) Size 43, color grey & black. Paid 1.8jt, sell 1jt,. (never worn, too big). Message me at 081 238 937 44 for details/photos via whattsapp. Seminyak. [117]

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Sales Consultant Wanted in Bali. Home Based. Must have excellent written and spoken English. Sales experience a bonus - full training provided. Very generous remuneration. Send resume to (careers@ aberdeenhouse.com. au). [443] Manager (expat), advanced experience in hotel operations, F&B skills, technical understanding, detailed, surf skills are an advantage, (secretary@ thegreenroombali.com). [484] Social Media Company “Boink Live Streaming” The company is looking for 2 females Secretary / Assistance who can work the night shift. The hours start from 12 midnight until 8 in the morning. Our website is (www.boinklive.com) and you can reach Mr. Flynn by his mobile number at, 0877 8296 4624 or email him at (rflynn48@gmail.com). [535] Preschool in Seminyak is looking for experienced Asst. Teachers & Accounting. Send your CV to: (assistme01@gmail. com). [486] PMA Seeks Production Assistant. Great problem solving skill, fast learner, team work & good in details. Expats welcome to apply. Resume to: (infashion37@ gmail.com). [505] Busy Dive Centre in Sanur is looking for a Marketing Manager Fulltime position (5.5 days/wk, 1yr+ contract) must have Dive industry experience, excellent customer service & computer skills, all aspects of marketing; social media, word press etc. Team player with a friendly personality. Email C.V & salary expectations to (HRD@ baliscuba.com). [506] Looking for Admin Secretary in Kerobokan / Bali area, office computer, no fluent English necessary. Contact PT KAMO Asia: (fxrenou@ kmojewel.com). [507] Teacher wanted in Dalung. Initiative, confidence and willingness to learn. Email CV to (ariyo739@gmail. com). [508]

Rainforest Alliance is looking for an Accounting Assistant, please send CV to (hrapro@ra.org) or visit (http://www.rainforestalliance.org/careers/ assistant-accounting-andfinance). [509] English Fluency Accountant. Computer literate, knowledge in Finance & Accounting system, quick learner, good logical thinking, work independently and teamwork. Email your CV (bisnissentralindonesia@ gmail.com). [511] Reservation staff (Indonesian) w/ good English, hard worker, and trustworthy for Jimbaran Travel Agent. Email: (info@ mavaholidays.com). [512] Housekeeping Needed : 4yrs exp, attention to detail, responsible, team work. Email CV to: (holiday@ thechillhouse.com). [513]

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Putri Bintang Group, looking for new team who are experienced in their respective fields to join our company in our outlets as : 1. General Manager 2. Restaurant Manager / Marketing Manager 3. Asst. Restaurant Manager , Supervisor, Captain 4. Chinese Chef, Japanese Chef, Indonesian Chef 5. Cashier, Bartender, Receptionist, Waiter, Waitress, Pantry 6. Cook Chinese, Cook Indonesian, BARBEQUE, Cutter, Dimsum, Fish Cutter, Noodle, Steamer, Taho, Commis, Steward 7. Head Accounting, Purchasing 8. Storeman, Driver, Security A. 1-5 S1 Degree in hospitality experience in the same position, good leader ship, supervisory skills, speak engglish, or other language would be an advantage B. 6-8 Experience minimum 5 years in the same field Speak english, well grooming, pleasant personality, attractive, Energetic. Note : Expatriate are welcome to apply Send your resume to : Jl. DanauPoso No. 35, Br. Blanjong – Sanur – Bali Telp. 08123620560 / 081999101881 / 082144481161 Office . 0361 – 288679 Email : info.hrd@putribintanggroup.com

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Villa-Finder.com a professional villa rental agency, looking for a Travel Consultant for its Seminyak office. Requirement: Passion for customer service, excellent English, attention to detail and self-motivation. Please send resume and expected salary to (HR@ villa-finder.com). [514] Global company is seeking motivated and hard-working personnel. Must speak Extremely fluent English with absolutely no foreign accent. All positions require constant overseas communication with clients via the telephone & computer. Office is open 9pm-2am (night time) on Monday to Friday Only. Part-time position paying about 5mil IDR ++. Office is located in Seminyak near Sunset Rd. Please send CV and/or questions to (info@ vitamin-ed.com). [515] Shop SPG wanted for Domicil Living Home Store. Must speak English. (evert@ domicil-living.com). [517] PMA seeks Planning / Production Manager. Excellent English. Problem Solving Skills. Detailoriented. Min 5 years Management experience. S1. CV/ photo: (novriati@woodenships.com). [518]

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Garment Label looking for Personal Assistant with Ms Office experience, Communication skills, Fast learner. Good English is mandatory (written and spoken) (info@ umaandleopold.com). [519]

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Sales & Events Manager

HR Manager

Exciting opportunity at Selong Exciting opportunity at Selong Selo Residences Lombok for an Selo Residences Lombok for an experienced villa rentals and event experienced HR Manager with sales manager. resort experience. Responsibilities Responsibilities • Develop and implement • Recruitment strategies to achieve • Employee induction budgeted occupancy rates • Compensation and Benefits and events sales targets. • Performance Management • Secure contracts and with OTA’s, Online Brokers, • Training and Development Travel Agents, wholesalers • Formulate employment and airlines. policies • Manage villa rental enquiries • Employee relations and bookings • Team building • Ensure smooth execution of • Monthly reporting events Skills and Experience Skills and Experience • Minimum 5 years HR • Proficient in Channel Management Software experience in hotel industry • Minimum 5 years experience • Fluent English and Bahasa in related role in the hotel • Team player industry • Excellent interpersonal skills • Fluent English and Bahasa • Understanding of local • Team player people and culture • Excellent interpersonal skills • Understanding of local Submit CV by March 15 at: people and culture

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NC/Es/1 Mar 17

JOB VACANCY Rapidly expanding MNC located in Batubulan, Sukawati, Gianyar - Bali is looking for: 1. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT - (PD) 2. QUALITY CONTROL ASSISTANT - (QC) 3. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - (AE) 4. BUSINES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT MGR - (BD) 5. MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT/ NWD PRODUCTION LEADER - (ME) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: • Fluent in English - both oral & written (1,2,3,4). English Basic Skill (5) • Minimum Education - Bachelor Degree (S-1) from Reputable University with relevant Major Studies for each vacancies above. Overseas graduate is preferable (3). Mechanical Machine/Food Industry (4,5) • GPA min 3,00 (scale 4,00) • Minimum Experience 3 years in similar position • Have knowledge of Quality, HACCP, GMP, SSOP, ISO 22000, Kosher, Halal (1,2) • Able to work independently or in team, honest, friendly, reliable, persistent, conscientious, proactive, and Ability to solve problem • Strong personality and able to work under pressure / deadlines • Hardworking, Highly Disciplined, Fast Learner& Team Player Please send your CV, application letter, photograph and supporting documents along with the position (code) applying for on the e-mail subject to: recruitment@tripper.com Human Resources Department PT. TRIPPER NATURE NC/Es/1 Mar 17

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Atlantis Dive Center in Sanur looking for Office & Logistic Asst. Indonesian Female max. 35y/o, good English, Diploma/University Degree, Min. 1 Year Working Experience at Tourism Business, good Computer Skills, For Immediate Employment. Send CV to (info@balidiveaction.com) or call 286367. [520] Garment Manager! Niconico Mare looking for an expat who is experience in fashion industry, managing production factory. Place your CV to (recruite. recruitment@gmail. com). [521] I Do.I Do Wedding in Kuta looking for Customer Service, Indonesian citizen, able to speak English. Send CV & recent pic to (idoidobali@gmail.com). Contact Siti / Deny 0361750277. [522] Holiday Villa Reservation Agent, Petitenget real estate agency, must have experience and strong English Language writing and speaking skills. Salary + commission. (info@ balipropertyexchange. com). [533] Kaya n Co. Jln Petitenget 88. Urgently needed SPG. Fluent in English. Send your CV to : (infokayashoes@ gmail.com). Ph. 081 1399 8910 / 081 1386 7601. [534] Finance Assistant (M/F) req for Architecture / Interior Design firm in Seminyak. Experience in similar role. Excellent spoken / written English only apply Min Age 25. Xero or MYOB experience preffered. Career path opportunity in growing Firm. Send email CV & references (English) to: (accounts@ stuartmemberyhome. com). [536] Production Manager required for swimwear & activewear manufacturer. Must have experience in apparel. Excellent Salary & conditions. Start ASAP. 0813 3725 4649. [537].

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Senior European Hotel GM, energetic, strong, skilled, 10 years SE-Asia, available for new executive assignment: (europeanhotelgm@gmail. com). [247]

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Female looking for part-time job as data entry, personal assistant job. Speaking and written English. If possible work from home. Based in Bukit Jimbaran. E-mail: (flowsbloom@yahoo.com) or SMS only 081 2381 5292. [818] Expat Hotel Consultant, opening / operation / rebranding, bisa Bahasa Indonesia, hourly or monthly fee. (hotelconsultantbali@ outlook.com). [248] Looking for job Ops/Fin/ Acct Manager 17 years exp strong background in Ops, Fin&Acct, Tax, Purchase. Contact: (shenjiko@yahoo. com). [510] Expat female. Long term. Spa industry. Experienced in spa management and training CIBTAC/CIDESCO / management / therapy. (kristal_mead@hotmail. com). [516]

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Tax, Tax Amnesty & Accounting Services, 081 999 116 552 / (idaak45@ gmail.com). [505]

Freelance Financial Controller & Book Keeping, please contact: 0896 6762 5518. [360]

Tax & Accounting Professional Service; Tax (SPT), MYOB (df. myob@gmail.com) / 0857 3874 3932, located Bali, LabuanBajo. [352]

Available, working desk at fully serviced co-working space in Benoa Square. E: (sandsinbali@gmail.com) / 0812 4651 4895. [361]

Web design and development, branding, brochure, social media advertising, etc. Contact: (karin4design@gmail. com). [357]

MASSAGE Assist Bali, Hotel Business services training and managing Online Sales, Marketing, Accounting, and Operational. Contact (adihartawan99@gmail. com), Phone +62 819 9989 5960. [358] “Dokumenplus” (Biro Jasa). Make visa to C.I.S countries (Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc.) Legalize all documents & Legalize wed.certificates apostille non apostille. Translation for Russian documents with official stamp. Phone : 0822 361 45500 - Email : (dokumenplus@gmail. com). [353]

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BUILDING Design 3D Visualization Animation. Phone 0818 0555 0746. [350] Contractor, specialised in building family homes to suit Bali lifestyle, from traditional to modern minimalist, free quote for your project. Email: (balihomes@ outlook.com). [344]

Web-Designer. Design and develop your website with reasonable price but quality result, including hosting or domain name. Call 081 2386 6175 for appointment or visit (www.thenbagus.com). [554]

LANGUAGE Learn to speak Bahasa Indonesia for private / group. Call teacher Sima 0821 4685 0175 e. (learn.speak. indonesian@gmail.com). (www.balipages.biz/learn. speak.indonesian). [311] Private Tutoring For Bahasa Indonesia & English. Home/ Office. Call : 0878 6173 9179. [349] Private teacher Bahasa Indonesian for foreigner. Please contact 0813 3870 5158, or email (dwi.astari@ yahoo.com). [074]

Oz Bali, Part I: Services and Organizations For many Balinese, Australians are like family. The relationship between Bali and Australia has been a long love affair. Bali has over 30 cricket clubs, fish & chips and meat pie shops and imported Australian steaks are as authentic as they are in Old Country. The great Australian “Schoolies” invasion of high school graduates in late November is accompanied by vigilante groups charged with protecting the youths from harm. Australian Bikie gangs have chapters in Bali. The study of the Indonesian language remains popular in Australian high schools. Many high Indonesian officials took their degrees from Australian institutions. Miners fly from Western Australia to Bali after their shifts ends, returning in time for their next shift. With one million plus Australians visiting each year, it seems that every Australian has fallen in love at some stage during a holiday in Bali. Thousands of self-funded Australians over 55 years old live in Bali on old age pensions by obtaining retirement visas, renewable every year, returning to Australia only for medical checkups. At least nine NGOs/CSR Australianrelated social organizations, charities and programs on Bali have been founded by Australians or have a strong Australian link. The Australian Consortium for In-Country Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) assists foreign students to study in Indonesian universities. Many Australians contribute to other NGOs/civil society groups around Bali, including 10 government funded Australian volunteers working in Bali at any one time. The Coral Triangle Centre (coraltrianglecenter. org ) in Sanur is one such NGO with Australian volunteers.

*Role Foundation (http://rolefoundation.org) is a non-profit founded in 2007 that creates eco-friendly jobs and business opportunities for disadvantaged women. Two campuses provide education, skills training programs and grassroots community assistance to alleviate poverty, achieve gender equality, empower women and girls and promote sustainable growth. 90% of their students find full-time jobs within 3 months of graduating from ROLE’s BaliWise program. Since 2007, over 6000 children have gone through Role’s Children for a Healthy Environment interactive training program.

*Bottle for Botol (www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org) has prevented more than 100,000 plastic cups from entering waste streams. A total of 3,045 students and teachers have completed the program, each receiving a stainless steel bottle that can be refilled at school. For each bottle that is purchased by donors, the cost of education materials to a student in Bali is provided. Each participating school also receives a water stand so that canteens can sell water refills to students instead of water in plastic packaging. *The Ubud Writers & Readers Festival is an Australiancreated book event with the aim of showcasing literary works of Bali and Indonesia. Australia is a huge bookreading country and love literary events. The proximity of the two nations plays a factor in the extent of Australian involvement, along with the fact that many Australians now reside in Bali. Staff includes Australian consultants who work alongside local staff to upgrade their skills. At the 2017 event, Australians made up about 45% of the ticket holders and 27% of the speakers and moderators. The Australian Government and the Australia Council for the Arts are among the festival’s sponsors and several Australian Writers Centers and book festivals support particular writers to attend UWRF. *Internations Bali Expat Forum (https://www.internations.org/ bali-expats) is a mutual support group that provides insider

information on where to meet fellow Australian expats in Bali, when your hometown rugby team’s next match will be shown on TV, where to buy vegemite, etc. *The Expat.com website (www.expat.com/en/nationalities/australian/in/asia/indonesia/ bali) is another way to get in touch with Australian retirees, entrepreneurs, teachers, etc. living part time or on extended vacations in Bali. *Popular blogs written by Australian expats about families, teens and singles living in Bali: http:// expatfamilyinbali.blogspot. co.id, https://lifeinthetropics. wordpress.com, http://www. tropicalmba.com/expatentrepreneur-in-bali, http:// www.aussieteenlivinginbali. com.au. Chris and Mandy are creators of the online travel guide and blog Almost Landing (http://almostlandingbali.com). Cutting through the overload of online information about Bali, this couple from Sydney, Australia, provides trip planning, insider tips and inspiring and authentic travel adventures. *Rotary Clubs of Bali have numerous Australian members. With branches in Seminyak (http://rotaryseminyak.org), Denpasar (http://rotarybalidenpasar.org), Legian (http:// rotarybalilegian.org), Nusa Dua (http://rotarybali.org)., Rotaries carry out a wide range of projects in Bali, i.e. g. cleft lip/palate operations, school libraries, leprosy eradication, micro credit projects, scholarship programs. The organization hosts dinners, fellowship evenings, visits to project sites. *The bilateral Indonesia Australia Business Council represents private sector business interests between Indonesia and Australia. Established in 1989, the IABC (http://www.iabc.or.id) works closely with the Indonesian Government and the Australian Embassy in Jakarta. Bali members comprise Australian entrepreneurs who have lived and worked in Bali, as well as local business people. The current president of IABC Bali Chapter, Kharisma Wijaya, is a local businessman and Australia alumni. *The Indonesia Australia Language Foundation (http:// w w w. i a l f . e d u ) operates a language-learning center at Jl. Raya Sesetan 190 in Denpasar (tel. 0361225-243, hp 08229110-9448, email ialfbali@ialf.edu). IALF offers English and Indonesian language classes, translating and interpreting services, preparation and testing for IELTS and TOEFL, cultural programs, teacher training and group study tours. *Australian International School. Offering a world-class Australian education from Preschool to Year 12, AIS Bali (www. ais-indonesia.com/campus/Bali, tel. 0361-734 936, email bali@ais-indonesia.com) is located amidst tropical gardens in Kerobokan. This friendly and lively community, with an enrolment of 220 students, is taught by a team of highly qualified teachers. Completion of the Years 11 to 12 fully accredited course qualifies students for entry into universities in Australia and worldwide.

*The John Fawcett Foundation, Jl. Pengembak 16 Blanjong, Sanur, tel. 0361-270-812, email jff@johnfawcett.org. (http:// johnfawcett.org/contact, is a humanitarian not-for-profit organization established in 1991, which assists needy people free of charge, particularly with sight restoration through cataract surgery, prosthetic eyes and children’s corrective cleft lip and palate surgery. The foundation runs mobile clinics around Bali, targeting the economically disadvantaged. *Centerlink is a secure way for Australian citizens to submit Medicare claims, receive reminders, report government income requirements and receive payments online. Many Australian seniors living in Bali open a Commonwealth bank account, then have Centrelink pay directly into their retirement

account every month with no currency exchange charges or ATM fees. *Bali Children F o u n d a t i o n ( w w w. balichildrenfoundation. org) provides an educational pathway for disadvantaged Balinese children in remote forgotten communities where families are caught in the poverty trap with little or no income, minimal government assistance and where the primary school dropout rate is very high. *Bali Sport Foundation (http:// balisports.com/foundation) believes in the power of sport to bring about positive change in young peoples lives. The organization’s aim is to complement the efforts of the Indonesian Ministry of Health, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ministry of Education, National sports federations and paralympic committees. *Coral Triangle Center, Jl. Danau Tamblingan 78, Sanur, tel./ fax. 0361-289-338. A non-profit which helps manage marine resources by safeguarding the world’s epicenter of marine biodiversity that includes Indonesia. CTC is very active in the Nusa Penida islands SE of Bali, working closely with local communities, the private sector and government with a focus on training. *The Australian Consulate-General in Bali (Jl. Tantular 32, Renon, Denpasar, tel. 0361-200-0100; Twitter @KonJenBali) provides a wide range of services for Australian citizens in Bali and Nusa Tenggara Barat, including issuing passports and emergency travel documents; assisting citizens in trouble; providing lists of local doctors, lawyers and translators; witnessing signatures and other notarial services; voting facilities for Federal and State elections. To learn what they can and cannot do, check out www.bali.indonesia.embassy. gov.au. *Travel Advice: www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/ Indonesia. An invaluable site for general advice about entry and exit regulations, safety and security, local travel tips and warnings, health and laws. Here you can subscribe to updates, register your travel plans, find out how to get the best travel insurance and follow news and changes affecting Australians on Facebook and Twitter. *Aussie Expat TV (tel. 0855-7467-9094, www.aussieexpat.tv) is an Australian live streaming service that enables subscribers to watch live or on demand Australian TV content that has previously not been available for viewing in Bali. The high quality content can be viewed on Windows, Mac and Android devices. Most programs streamed at HD quality but the service can also function on relatively low bandwidth. Basically two main packages - various Australian TV channels and/or Foxtel sports channels. Depending on the number of channels, costs range from Aus$25 to Aus$40 per month.. *Australian Restaurants. British traditions persist to varying degrees in a dozen or so Australian style eateries that serve up roast dinners, meat pies and fish & chips. Barbecued meat is a core component of Australian cuisine. Noteworthy are Moo Moo’s Steakhouse Bar & Grill (Jl. Melasti 69X, Legian); The Metro (Jl. Laksmana 52B, Kerobokan, tel. 0361-736-280). The Grocer & Grind (Jl. Kayu Jati 3X, Kerobokan, tel. 0361730-418) specialize in steaks and OZ Burgers with 100% beef patties. Biku (Jl. Raya Petitenget 888, Kerobokan, tel. 0361857-0888) serves authentic meat pies. At Temple Café (Jl. Raya Candi Dasa, Candi Dasa, tel. 0363-41629), the most popular dish is Vegemite on Toast. A thick near-black paste, Vegemite is a quintessential Australian food much loved by generations of Aussies.

Real Estate SINGARAJA

KARANGASEM

Villas Sale: 1) Land 12 are, building 350sqm, 2 levels w/ 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2 kitchen, 2 garage, laundry, near sea, ricefield & sea view. 2) Land 4,45 are, building 450sqm, 3 bedrooms with swimming pool, garage, near sea. Owner 0821 4466 8446. [1237]

Amazing cottage rental in mountains above Amlapura. Classic wood house on Gunung Seraya overlooking the Lombok straight! Must see! $100USD/month min 5 years. (mikechesney017@gmail.com). [1359]

NUSA LEMBONGAN

SEMINYAK

Beach-side land for lease Jungut Batu beach. 13.2are. 45m frontage Direct ocean access. 500m to Shipwreck surf break. Dive site out front. 23 years $ 148,000 AUD. Rights to extend a further 20 years. Ph 0812 3823 0678. Email: (medewi.bali@gmail.com) for photos. [1382]

Villa for sale. Close to Seminyak, yet tucked away in tranquil Umalas area. Land size 500m2, building size 200m2. Traditional Indonesian style (1 Joglo & 1 Gladak). 3 bedrooms, 3 ensuite bathrooms, kitchen, living room, furnished, parking 1 car. Pool & Garden. Location Jl. Umalas 1, Gang 18. Price US$ 200,000. IMB. Leasehold 32 years. For photos and details, please email (baron@ rentalpreneurs.com) or contact 0899 944 0503. [1360]

Restaurant over contract 6 years, top location, successful, in Poppies 1. Call: 081 139 5334 or 0813 3801 0650. [1173]

Petitenget Seminyak for rent 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, quiet, secured. Optional open close living and dining, pool, garden, 2 carport, storage, furnished. Available now Rp. 240 millions/year. Minimum 1 year. Call 081 756 6879, email (ttherisia@hotmail.com). [1369] Villa for rent, Umalas Tunon, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, swimming pool with small garden, fully furnished. Weekly, monthly or yearly. Please contact: 081 139 8039 or 081 338 31 9191. [1379]

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HOUSE FOR SALE

JIMBARAN

CANGGU 2 & 4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu. Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 / +614 1098 4086 / 0813 1845 5725 / 0821 1788 8293 / 0813 1119 3337 (Bahasa). See: (www.balisupervilla.com). (www.villashanticanggu. com). (www.villasemat.com). (www.villajalak.com). [1192]

Nice view land at Canggu (Tiying Tutul). 900m² (9 are). US$ 40,000 or Rp. 400.000.000 (million) per are (10m2). Email <agungsutamash@gmail.com>. Contact: +62 81 139 6407. [1341]

Land Area

: 200 m 2

Build Area

: 11.479 m2

Bedroom

Bathroom

Water Heater : 1 + AC : 4 Location

CONTACT / WA : 085 3388 69624

: Renon

Price IDR 3.500.000.000 Certificate Freehold / Hak Milik NC/RE/U-1 March, 2017

Seaside Villa For Sale Near Virgin Beach, Karangasem

Brand new high end colonial style 4-bedroom villa for rent. Close to Canggu/Montessori school. Direct from owner Whatsapp: 081 2384 7065, Email: (cx744@me.com), Asking 395 Million/year. Available for longterm neg. [1364] 200+ Villas available for Monthly and Yearly Rental in and around Canggu. Find only premium homes set in the best locations. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties.com) or contact us directly via E-mail (info@balitreasureproperties. com) or phone (+62 851 0015 2013). [1374] Brand new modern villa leasehold 20 years, 3,68are. Building size 240m2. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, guest toilet, swimming pool 7,80 X 3,80 meter, Europe style kitchen, Garden, garage, storeroom. 10 minute to Batu Bolong beach. 280.000usd. Canggu. No agent. Call 0812 3684 9927 [1377] Freehold Land for Sale in Echo Beach. 26.6 ares - Just 200 metres from the beach. For more information, contact us at 0821 4442 1535 or email us at (echobeachland@ gmail.com). [1378] Pererenan Land For Sale!! 4,7 are riverside land. Fully landscaped and with complete boundary walls. Land certified for building. 430 million per are. Contact owner 081 2387 2049. [1383]

Bungalows for rent Jln.Patimura gang Melati no.2x Legian Full furnished price start IDR 2,5 milion - IDR 3,5 milion/ month. Contact Person. 081 139 2894. [1356] Apartment for sale Harris River View, 96 sqm, complete furniture, 3 airconds, good location, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom, big terrace. Free from hotel can be used 4 swimming pools, gym, Wifi, garage. 1,450,000,000 (nego). Roberto 081 7473 1253. [1239]

Affordable 2 bedroom house on toplocation central Seminyak, open living, two bathrooms, kitchen bar, tropical garden, AC. Perfect for expats, long term Price 100 mln p/ yr Furnished! (www.joullashome.com). Whatsapp: +628 96 8618 3278. [1380]

New 3 bedrm Villa for sale, western style, semi-furnished, solarhart hotwater, borewell, AC’s, 5500W, parking 4 cars, pool, mature garden, quiet location, 10 mins Canggu Club/ school, 15mins Echo beach. Call Ana 0812 3630 5235 or email (chuantik@hotmail.com). [1268]

KUTA

1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom + 1 Bed, Villa for rent (Daily / Monthly). 5 Minutes to Jimbaran Beach & Café, Fully Furnished, Private Pool, Etc. Price Start From 15 Million/ Month. Contact 081 139 4836 / 0815 5800 0077. [1376] Place for rent 70sqm in Jl. Bukit Permai (Four Season street Muaya Beach) opposite of The Le Meredien Jimbaran. Suitable for toko, cafe, restaurant. Very good location. Rp. 6 mill/month. Call 085 6370 0988 or 0819 1651 2526. [7485] Land for rent 12 are in Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai about 200m from Benoa Square, mainroad access, prospective area for your business. Rp. 25 million/are/year (nego), max 25 yrs. Call 081 2383 4011. [5803] Villa for sale with swimming pool + furniture at Jimbaran Puri Gading Gang Kutilang. 2.17 are. Contact: 0878 6188 8177. [1032]

UBUD

LAND 965 sqm

LIVING SPACE 132 sqm

Only 100m from the sea, 5 min to Virgin Beach Rural area of rice paddies and Coconut trees 4 structures, private garden with paths and swimming pool 2-storey Main Residence - 2 bdrm, 1.5 bath (HW) Separate Guest Bungalow - 1 bdrm, 1 bath (HW) Dining area, remodeled updated Kitchen fully stocked Gated with 2 car carport and Semi-private access Completely furnished, Land line phone, Wifi, TV.

Rp. 4.250.000.000 / USD$ 315,000 nego E-mail : joepiramide@yahoo.com Website : www.abiannyuh.com

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For rent/over contract, affordable 6 bed/bathroom, furnished house, top location, succesful with awards. Living area, upstairs terrace overlooking lounge, rooms, swimming pool, river and fantastic jungle view. 90 mln/yr for the house. Leasehold for the infrastructure, can be negotiated. (www.griyajungutan.com). Tel: (0361) 975 752. Email: (ririn_griyajungutanhomestay@yahoo.co.id). [1361] Sayan 4 Bedroom House Plus 1 Bedroom House on Huge 12 Are Property for Rent. 2 Swimming Pools, Separate Common Area with Kitchen and Bar, Lush Gardens, Fish Ponds, Car Access, Car park for 8 Cars. Perfect for Family, 20 min from Green School. Minimum 1 year rental. Serious Inquiries Only! Call 0815 5878 2334. [1367] Restaurant Business in Ubud for Sale. Actively running business for 9 years straight! In the Epicenter of 5 Busy Annual Festivals! This Business has Great Lucrative Potential! Please Call 081-558-782-334. [1368] Contemporary Bali style home, 15 Are & Freehold, Beautiful Gardens impeccably maintained. 4+ bedrooms, 3+ bathrooms, Pool, 15 minutes outside central Ubud, Fully furnished and staffed. Price $525K USD. Appointment only. Owner Ketut: (ketut.taylor@gmail. com). [1370]

42 LEGIAN Lease private 2 bedroom apartment, large balcony, furnished, boutique hotel, pool, facilities. Call 0822 7243 2651. [1372]

HOUSE FOR SALE

PERUM. PUSPA NIRWANA - JL. GN. SANGHYANG MUDING MEKAR - KEROBOKAN

3 Bedrooms AC 1 bathroom Livingroom Kitchen Hot water Fully furnished 24 hours security

NUSA DUA Condotel for Sale, 2 bedroom, Kitchen, Private Beach Access, Complex, 21 days freestay, Good July 2051, extendable. 081 1108 ds79@gmail.com). [1338]

2 bath, Livingroom, 150.4 sqm, BTDC deal! Leasehold until 9108 or email (budi.

Direct owner call :

0813 3980 4123 Rp. 1.600.000.000 Negotiable

BUKIT

SANUR For sale charming colonial House leasehold 30 years. Land 400 sqm, building 200 sqm 3 br with european standard, 2 story building, good investment, strategic location. Direct owner (Lourensy@yahoo.fr) or +62 81 936 041 191. Price 270,000 USD. [1357] Studio apts, spacious near KFC, short or long term, furnished, kitchen AC, H/W, WI-FI, pool, wkly service, parking, Rp 5 mill include elec. (+62 819 0732 0051). [1358] Sanur - Land for lease 3 are 24+25 years. Location Jl. Sekuta in tranquil and save expat villa area. Price 5.5 mill/year/are. Perfect for villa/apartment. Call 0813 3902 7987. [1362] Land for sale. Freehold. 186m2. Electricity, government water, pool, garden, 5 minutes to beach, car park. No broker. Call owner 0813 3891 9549, 0812 3794 2265. [1365]

For sale. New house, 2 bedrms with ensuits, laundry and storage room, 16 foot high ceilings with exposed roof beams, open plan kitchen dining lounge room, fully furnished with entertainment area and pool, off street parking, US$110,000. Email: (balihomes@outlook.com). [1319] Dreamland - for rent. 1 and 2 bedrooms, fully furnished spacious apartments, weekly or monthly. 3 bedroom house, fully furnished, pool, great views, weekly or monthly. Phone 0878 6213 6775 / e-mail: (dwayu.92@ gmail.com). [1319]

NC/RE/P-1 Mar. 17

House villa for sale. Freehold. 430m2. 2 storey building, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, pool, garden, garage, car park for 4 cars, government water, electricity 13.200 VA. 5 minutes to the beach. Close to Mc.D, Pizza Hut, Bypass Sanur. No broker. Call owner 0813 3891 9549, 0812 3794 2265. [1366] Single house for rent 55qm furnished at Jl. Sekuta in tranquil private villa complex. 2 rooms with AC, bathroom, kitchen, terrace, parking. 3.8 mill/month. 40 mill/year. Call 0813 3902 7987. [1371]

KEROBOKAN House for sale. Urgent, need money fast. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, livingroom, kitchen, garage, PDAM. Very quiet and secure in Perum. Cepaka Dalung. 10 minutes to Canggu. Only Rp. 425 juta! Contact +62 821 4591 7981. [0726]

Villa The Raifu Batur Indah (leasehold). 3 unit. Price Rp. 90 juta - Rp. 125 juta. Jl. Sekar Sari Gang Batur Indah no. 2 Padang Galak - Sanur. Located on quiet area, comfortable, & natural shades. Please contact 081 2380 6399 WA/Line or email (abianboga.reservasi@gmail.com). [1373]

2Townhouses 20 year lease, downstairs open plan living, garden, spa pool. Upstairs 2 large bedrooms ensuite, balconies, convenient, peaceful location, fully furnished. Live in one rent the other. Rp. 2.2m nego 4both. Hp. 081 734 7400. [1329]

Looking for a Monthly or Yearly Rental in Sanur? We have 100+ quality Villas available - Prices start at only IDR 150 million/ year. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties.com) or contact us directly via E-mail (info@balitreasureproperties. com) or phone (+62 851 0015 2013). [1375]

Villa for rent in Kerobokan: 4 are, 3 bedroom, kitchen, pool, 3 bathroom, AC, hot water, no furnish, living room, big garden. House to rent in Kerobokan: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, garden, AC, hot water, price 35 million/ year, minimum 2 years. Call: 081 236 30309 / 081 9166 59151. [0962]

New Cottage for rent in sanur. 1 bdr, lvg room, kitchen, a/c, hot water, and pool, Wifi, and 10mnts to town and beach. IDR, 80 mil per year. Get free motorbike for max 5 years lease. Sanur / 0813 3957 5995. [1381] C/Re/P-1 Mar. 17

Real Estate Bali Urgent Sale – Must be sold – all offers considered - Uluwatu

Villa Sari Dewi – Seminyak - Oberoi

Phone: (0361) 475 2046 Email : info@eldersbali.com Web : www.eldersbali.com

Beautiful street escape, 30 meters to water edge - Nusa Dua

• Freehold 360 sqm land with private pool villa. Located just off main street Ungasan, 10 minutes to Pandawa Beach, 5 minutes to Bali Cliff Hotel. • This villa offers a Balinese atmosphere within a nice nice compound villa development, operated as Villa rental but also available just to live in or as holiday villa. • There is an opportunity to get immediate capital growth with a little bit of administrative work here. • Has 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom

• This Villa is within an exclusive residential enclave behind the Oberoi Hotel, Kudeta, only 5 mnts • Suit as holiday villa/residential or an business investment • Pondok wisata license • 3 Bedrooms and 3 Bathrooms

• 2 certifications Right to Use ( Hak Pakai) suit foreign investor. • 2 ensuite bedroom + 1 separate guest pavilion, 1 office ( can be use as a bedroom) . • Independent staff living and sleeping quarters and private pool • Possible redevelopment as part of a hotel or large villa complex. • This could be a great investment for future development prospects depending on the Benoa Bay development.

Land Area : 360m2 Price : 1,600,000,000 IDR Build Area : 200 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Huri 0818 878 922 / e. huri@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 250 m2 Price : 1,652,900,000 IDR Build Area : 250 m2 Ownership : Leasehold until 2028 Contact: Huri 081 887 8922 / e. huri@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 1,100 m2 Price : 18,000,000,000 IDR Build Area : 400 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

1,600,000,000 IDR

$160,000 Au

$118,700 US

1,652,900,000 IDR

$165,000 Au

$124,000 US

18,000,000,000 IDR

$ 1,832,000 Au

$ 1,355,300 US

Ground floor-Pool front-Priced to Sell - Kuta VILLA LOTTUNDUH - UBUD • This villa is located on the edge of Lodtunduh village. • Lodtunduh is a really lovely community and a quiet location, only 2 km away so it’s peaceful and relaxing yet close to the Ubud center. • Has 3 bedroom and 4 bathroom with lovely swimming pool 3 X 9 meter Land Area : 602m2 Price : 4,600,000,000 IDR Build Area : 280 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Huri 081 887 8922 / e. huri@eldersbali.com

4,600,000,000 IDR

$463,000 Au

$350,000 US

• This villa is located in Buduk which is a charming Balinese village that still has the “old Bali” charm. • Double level villa, newly build on 300 m2 Freehold land.Great rice paddy, hills and palm tree views.A unique proposal and a great investment in a quick growing market. • Has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms

• Luxury ground floor pool front 2 bedroom apartment in the heart of Kuta. • Fully equipped kitchen with large fridge, lounge room, all bedrooms have large flat screen TVs, large patio that looks over the pool and even a television. • Fully furnished, unlimited owner occupancy or great investment in a complex that achieved 80% plus occupancy rate. • King Size Bed in the master bedroom and 2 singles in the 2nd bedroom each with its own bathroom. • Other 2 x 2 apartments available from $199,000

Land Area : 300 m2 Price : 3,580,000,000 IDR Build Area : 185 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

Build Area : 82 m2 Price : 2,100,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 20 years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

4 Bedrooms Villa For Sale in Buduk, Dalung-Canggu

3,580,000,000 IDR

$360,000 Au

$270,000 US

2,100,000,000 IDR

$210,000 Au

$158,000 US

All advertised properties are for sale in Indonesian Rupiah, currency conversions correct at time of calculation but are only provided as a guide

Elders Bali : Jl. Patih Jelantik 57, Legian Kelod - Kuta- Denpasar - Bali 80361 C/Re/G-1 March 17

SEMINYAK - 1399

7rendy retreat Iully Iurnished equipped with modern comIorts 6pacious living areas that can be opened or closed oII Landscaped gardens with over Àow pool integrated Macuzzi Ideally located in 6eminyak¶s upscale liIestyle nightliIe hub Land Area Build Area

460 sqm 250 sqm

BATU BELIG - 967

3rice IDR 5,670,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 24 yrs + ext

0odern and spacious design multi level villa, 100m Irom the beach 7hree large bedrooms and a huge master bedroom all with en suites 3art oI a secure villa complex with paved access and 24h security A beautiIul beachside residence or a perIect holiday rental villa Land Area Build Area

450 sqm 400 sqm

BERAWA - 1091

3rice IDR 6,000,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 26 yrs + ext

Amazing location, walk to the beach, school and Canggu Club 3 King size ensuite bedrooms overlooking the swimming pool Spacious airy living / dining area with modern western kitchen 3rivate secure with a long lease hold Ior added security Land Area Build Area

483 sqm 280 sqm

SEMINYAK - 1258

Absolutely charming 4 bedroom ³Moglo´ style villa, all modern comIorts BeautiIully presented open living spaces looking out to pool garden 21L< one leIt, out oI a complex oI three best locale Ior holiday rental *reat holiday rental, given the location (2beroi) size (4 bedrooms) Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 200 sqm

UMALAS - 1407

3rice IDR 5,095,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 20 yrs + ext

DelightIul tropical villa quietly nestled in Umalas 1 with a real Bali Ieel 0ix oI traditional -avanese timber dwellings with all modern comIorts 2pen plan living spaces looking out to mature tropical garden lap pool Attractive choice Ior lovers oI ³Bali as it used to be´, all amenities nearby Land Area Build Area

500 sqm 190 sqm

TABANAN - 1166

3rice IDR 2,670,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 32 yrs + ext

0odern designed beachIront property with stunning interiors In¿nity pool surrounded by beautiIul tropical gardens and lawn Set in 100m2 in Balian Iamous Ior its surI and beautiIul scenery Rare beachIront villa, perIect Ior your home or holiday investment

3rice IDR 4,800,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 43 yrs

Land Area Build Area

1,000 sqm 525 sqm

3rice IDR 7,200,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 23 yrs + ext

SEMINYAK - 1283

Amazingly priced ¿ve bedroom villa in Seminyak with high returns Five large bedrooms all with wardrobes and ensuite bathrooms 7ropical landscaped gardens create that perIect ³Bali Ieeling´ Located in a quiet secure street, a short drive to the beach bars Land Area Build Area

672 sqm 345 sqm

3rice IDR 5,350,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 24 yrs + ext

CANGGU - 1042

A beautiIul, Ireehold villa in a private, secure area oI Canggu Large swimming pool with deck, gardens and relaxing gazebo Indoor media room, service area, huge terrace with ocean views 2nly ¿ve minutes drive to echo beach and Canggu¶s, caIes/ bars Land Area Build Area

350 sqm 300 sqm

3rice IDR 5,000,000,000 Ownership Freehold

JIMBARAN - 1270

+uge luxury two story villa Must 200m Irom the white sands oI -imbaran Bay 22m x 5m lap pool with decking/ sun lounging area and manicured lawn 6 ensuite bedrooms, media room, bbq area, staII quarters and more 0inutes walk to beach, caIes, restaurants and short drive to the airport Land Area Build Area

914 sqm 720 sqm

3rice IDR 21,000,000,000 Ownership Freehold

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 CANGGU - 1220 PERERENAN - 988 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292

UNGASAN - 1404

3leasantly designed modern minimalist villa in a quiet residential area Ultra spacious living spaces that can be closed oII, overlooking the pool Sold Iully Iurnished decorated, in excellent condition throughout Attractively priced, perIect as Iamily residence or holiday villa Land Area Build Area

680 sqm 216 sqm

3rice IDR 2,830,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 29 yrs + ext

SANUR - 1381

Absolutely charming 3 bedroom beachside villa steps Irom the ocean (xtremely well designed presented decorated, single story Indoor outdoor living spaces to enMoy Bali¶s tropical climate Coveted location only steps to the ocean. De¿nitively a must see Land Area Build Area

450 sqm 200 sqm

3rice IDR 4,330,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 31 yrs + ext

UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 11,000,000,000 Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year 200m to the beach, 1,450 sqm, 18.5 yrs, extension available now, real bargain IDR 9,000,000/are/year Freehold, 1,900 sqm (19 are), rice ¿eld views zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are 500 sqm rice¿eld views, Ireehold, good access, SerIect Ior villa. IDR 520,000,000/are 6tXnning cliIIront Slot Ireehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 170,000,000/are Beachside, 1,680 sqm (16.8 are), long lease 46 years, 5 mins walk to the beach, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold plot in Ubud, stunning plot close to central Ubud. 1,500 sqm only IDR 3,700,000/are BeachIront, 14.5 are, wide Irontage, paved access, surI break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are BeachIront, Ireehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm oI stunning beachIront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are.

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