A Bali without bogans, touts and yoga — Crikey
Piece for Crikey’s Back in a Bit blog about Bali’s Nyepi day of silence. Published March 18, 2010.
Ashlee is an Australian journalist currently living in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is skilled in print, radio, online and multimedia journalism, as well as photography. She is currently working as a copy editor on the web desk of the Jakarta Globe, a new English-language daily broadsheet newspaper. She is also available for freelance assignments.
Is the world's fourth most populous nation. Almost 90 percent of the population identify as Muslim. It has more than 17,500 islands — but only around 6,000 are inhabited. It's home to diverse cultures and a growing tourism industry. Indonesia has thousands of stories waiting to be told.
Piece for Crikey’s Back in a Bit blog about Bali’s Nyepi day of silence. Published March 18, 2010.
Eyewitness report from when the 7.0 Java earthquake struck in Jakarta on Wednesday September 2, 2009.
Published in Crikey’s subscriber-only newsletter on Thursday September 3, 2009. Later released on Crikey Web site.
I also reported on the earthquake for several ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) radio stations, doing live interviews with breakfast radio shows in Darwin and Alice Springs.
Today Indonesia will head to the polls to directly elect its president, for only the second time ever in history. Freelance Australian journalist Ashlee Betteridge reports from Jakarta.
Published on crikey.com.au, as well as in the subscriber only newsletter, on July 8 2009.