One of Bali’s most iconic temples and popular tourist attraction, Tanah Lot, is getting an upgraded ticketing system beginning tomorrow. 

Visitors who have been to this temple might be aware that Tanah Lot’s current ticketing system involves the staff ripping a part of your ticket before letting you into the complex.

You’ve probably heard of Café del Mar – it’s that popular bar in Ibiza, which also spawned a series of chill-out ambient music compilations of the same name. While many of us might have never been to the Spanish island, more have surely heard tracks from those popular CDs that have been around since the ‘90s.

What might have simply started as a fun night-out with the boys in Bali could potentially have professional repercussions for one rugby player. 

A New Zealand man believed to be Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who plays for Australian rugby team Melbourne Storm, was allegedly involved in a violent street brawl in front of a nightclub over the weekend, as seen in footage circulating on social media.

Thiolina Marpaung, a survivor of the 2002 terrorist attack in Bali, says she’s worried about the recent attacks plaguing Indonesia. 

“It kind of shows that security must be even more vigilant, tightened.

Two suspected terrorists, who police said are father and son and might have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, were recently arrested in Bali’s Jembrana regency. Authorities say the father has a close relationship with Abu Rara, another suspected terrorist who allegedly attacked Indonesia’s chief security minister Wiranto last week in Banten province.