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Fed: I've been to Bali too
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Fed: I've been to Bali too
By Janelle Miles
BRISBANE, Oct 13 AAP - I've been to Bali too.
The Indonesian island is the most popular overseas destination
for Australians on a
short holiday.
Known as "The Island of the Gods", Bali has become a mecca for
Australian surfers and
others wanting a cheap, relaxing resort-style holiday.
Every year, about 200,000 Australians are lured by the white sandy
beaches, year-round
surfing, spectacul...
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Fed: I've been to Bali too
AAP General News (Australia)
; 00-00-0000 Fed: I've been to Bali too By Janelle Miles BRISBANE, Oct 13 AAP - I've been to Bali too. The Indonesian island is the most popular overseas destination for Australians on a short holiday. Known as The Island of the Gods , Bali had become a mecca for Australian surfers and others wanting
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Among Bali's Hindus, Rumblings of Revenge; Attack in Longtime Enclave Fuels Suspicion, Resentment of Island's Muslim Minority
The Washington Post
; When a huge car bomb devastated the heart of Bali's entertainment district Saturday night, four of Made Swarna's friends were inside the Sari Club bar, where they worked as waiters. Not one of these Balinese men survived. His 3-year-old daughter, Cindy, was more fortunate. His wife snatched her
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Bali, a no-man's land this Christmas
China Daily
; BALI: It should be the height of the season in Bali. In past years, tourists from around the world flocked to this once holiday island paradise at Christmas and New Year to surf, party or laze beside the pool. Not this year. At a five-star resort normally packed during Christmas, few people were
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Bombs left hole in Bali tourism.(Travel)
The Boston Herald
; Byline: Christopher Cox KUTA, Bali - With 10,000 temples, a population of nearly 2.5 million devout Hindus and one of the lushest, most serene landscapes on earth, Bali justifies its nickname: The Island of the Gods. But exactly one year ago, paradise was lost. Islamic militants from the
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Surfing and Starbucks as Bali struggles to rebuild
China Daily
; BALI: Bali's hopes of restoring its image as an island paradise rest with tourists like Gustav Minnhagen. The young, suntanned Swedish surfer almost switched his holiday to neighbouring Lombok for fear that the trials of men suspected of the Bali nightclub bombings would prompt more attacks in
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