16 Tok Bali residents seek fair compensation for land
PASIR PUTEH: Sixteen residents of Tok Bali want the Kelantan state government to give fair compensation based on current valuation of their land taken for the construction of a jetty.
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16 TOK BALI RESIDENTS WANT FAIR COMPENSATION
PASIR PUTEH, Jan 28 (Bernama) - Sixteen residents of Tok Bali want theKelantan state government to give fair compensation based on current valuationof their land taken for the construction of a jetty.The state government plans to develop the project involving 20 hectares byoffering compensation of RM70,000 for each 0.46 hectare to those with landtitles compared to the current price of RM200 ...
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How to Do Bali in Style
Bali can get a bad rap, but its not all bogan-filled tourist traps, writes Caroline Berdon [...]
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A hero's march
Jason McCartney's journey from a victim of the Bali Bombings to the Western Bulldogs' list manager has been extraordinary
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Lessons from Bali
Balinese believe that all natural and spiritual elements must exist in harmony.
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Beyond bogans: how to do Bali in style
Bali can get a bad rap, but it's not all bogan-filled tourist traps, writes Caroline Berdon.
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Jennifer Schwab: Going Back In Time At A Remote Eco-Resort (PHOTOS)
One of the most memorable experiences of my life, reminiscent of Marty McFLy traveling in his "Back To The Future" DeLorean, my visit to Nihiwatu in Sumba, Indonesia was truly a trip back in time.
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Religious differences no excuse for disharmony — Lee
MIRI: Religious difference is no reason not to live in peace and harmony, said Communication Assistant Minister Datuk [...]
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Quick solution to a nagging issue
THE MoU on the treatment of fishermen by Malaysian and Indonesian agencies has been inked, and an official is hopeful that there will be no more unnecessary arrests.
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Enhancing Langkawi's appeal
THE proposed rejuvenation of Langkawi, via a five-year tourism blueprint, is set to see the potential entry of fresh investments that will make the resort island more appealing to higher-end tourists. The Langkawi Tourism Blueprint envisages RM5 billion worth of investment in tourism projects and aims to increase tourism arrivals from the current 2.4 million to three million by 2015. That would ...
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