Newcastle woman suffers horrific head injuries in Bali
Rebecca Ode has lost an eye and is recovering from 14 hours of surgery after being found on Nusa Lembongan island in Bali with head injuries.
Mystery as Australian woman suffers life-changing head injuries in Bali and family fights to get her home
Newcastle woman Rebecca Ode's family is seeking answers after she lost an eye and had 14 hours of surgery for a brain haemorrhage, shattered eye socket and cheekbone after a mystery incident in Bali.
Australian man arrested and charged for alleged drug offences in Bali
Bali authorities confirm an Australian man has been arrested and charged with drug offences.
An 83yo man has lived in Bali for more than a decade. Now his case could shape our voluntary assisted dying laws
Can you still be a Western Australian resident and access the state's voluntary euthanasia process if you've spent most of the past 15 years living elsewhere? The answer might surprise you.
Australians are confused about Bali's new tourist levy
The Indonesian government has introduced a visitor levy to help the Bali cope with millions of visitors each year. At this stage, payment for the tax has not been enforced by staff when visitors arrive at the airport.
Fed up with badly behaved tourists and obnoxious influencers, Bali has a new tax and a new list of rules
Australians in Bali for holidays have been left confused by a new $15 tourism tax and efforts by police to enforce payment.
This Bali villa investment seemed too good to be true, and it cost these Aussies a lot to find out
Two Australians claim they were victims of a villa investment scam in Bali after transferring more than $120,000 for a villa "that didn't exist", while people from the other side of the world were allegedly conned by a different ruse run by the same alleged con woman.
Australian woman among those dead in Bali landslide
Two foreign tourists including an Australian woman have been killed in Bali after heavy rainfall triggered a landslide.
Australian woman killed in Bali landslide
Two foreign tourists including an Australian woman have been killed on the Indonesian resort island of Bali after heavy rain triggered a landslide that swept away their villa, an official said on Thursday.
'Dental tourism' is booming in places like Bali and Bangkok as Aussies look for cheaper care, but is it safe?
Thousands of Australians are travelling overseas for medical treatment every year, but how many — and how successful the procedures are in the long run — is still unknown.
Should bars and festivals be allowed on Australian beaches? Music lovers are voting with their wallets
Critics say free and open access to the beach is fundamental to our way of life. But many music lovers disagree, with 30,000 tickets for a festival at Coolangatta Beach selling out in a flash.
Travelling to Bali this year? A new tourist tax means you'll pay an extra $15 for your getaway
From Wednesday, people visiting Bali will be required to pay a tourist tax. However, the fee is relatively small and there are a few different ways you can pay.
Rock 'n' roll roo crowned funniest wildlife photo of 2023
A graceful, dancing otter and a ground squirrel attempting to fly are among the other winners of the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Competition.
'I'm grateful for everything': Surf coach Mark Richardson nearly died in a Bali hospital but now has new lease on life
The Gold Coast man is recovering at home with a new outlook, a month after medical complications during a Balinese holiday prompted a massive outpouring of support — and an emergency evacuation.
Air guitar roos and flossing beavers are among the finalists of the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards
From a friendly-looking bear to an otter auditioning for Swan Lake, animals are full of surprises. Here is a selection of some of the shortlisted images for the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
Surfing great arrives in Australia as 'clinically complicated' evacuation comes in nick of time
Critically ill surfing great Mark Richardson has been medically evacuated from an Indonesian hospital to Darwin after efforts to transport donations of the rare A negative blood type proved unsuccessful.
Rush on for rare blood donations to help save surfing great Mark Richardson
Efforts are underway to save the Gold Coast surfing champion who is critically ill in a Bali hospital.
Resort workers reportedly die in elevator crash at Bali resort
It is understood the lift fell about 100 metres before it crashed on the ground.
Four Australians who went missing in Indonesian waters were going on a surfing trip. What's the lure of Aceh?
For decades, surfers have been taking risky trips to hard-to-reach places across Indonesia looking for the ideal wave.
Melbourne man Raj Jayarajah dies after suffering brain haemorrhage in Bali
Raj Jayarajah has been remembered as a "much loved" husband and father after he died following a brain haemorrhage suffered while he was on holiday in Bali.
Flight sales to Bali are being pulled in northern Australia's hottest months. What's going on?
Jetstar flights between Darwin and Denpasar have been put on hold, as work by the Australian Defence Department places the plans of Top End travellers in jeopardy.
Fiji wasn't Lachie and Chantelle's first choice of holiday destination. But the cheaper option turned out to be the best
Amid rising inflation and interest rates and stubbornly high prices for flights, the number of Australian residents travelling overseas has yet to return to pre-pandemic levels. But some countries are getting more Australian visitors than others.
Bodhi Risby-Jones arrives back in Queensland after alleged drunken rampage in Indonesia
The Noosa man, who was arrested in Aceh province after injuring an Indonesian fisherman, has arrived home.
How spies used a shard of an exploded Nokia phone to expose the Bali bombers
Political editor Andrew Probyn reveals Australian intelligence's critical role in undoing the men who committed the 2002 Bali bombings — and how a shard from a Nokia phone brought them down.
Ben Roberts-Smith resigns from Seven after war crimes judgement
The company's billionaire chairman Kerry Stokes says the imputations found to be true in yesterday's crushing court judgement do "not accord with the man I know".