Back to Bali

Article Abstract:

Tourism on the island of Bali, which accounted for one fourth of Indonesia's total tourism revenue, was crippled by the terrorist bombing of October 2002. Indonesian culture and tourism minister Igede Ardika and other government officials visited Australia last week to try to convince Australians that foreigners can once again be confident that Bali is a safe destination. There are now 5,000 police on the island, or one officer per every 315 Balinese.

General services, Indonesia, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Safety and security measures, Hospitality industry, Security systems industry, Tourism

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Welcome to his nightmare

Article Abstract:

Dennis Richardson, the head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), explains the challenges that Australia faces from terrorist groups and the precautions that should be taken to prevent a major disaster. Richardson has improved accountability, but has a problem with team management, as there is a serious lack of professional intelligence experience at the top of ASIO.

Cover Story, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Military aspects, Intelligence service, Strategic aspects, Richardson, Dennis

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Flying in the face of terror: a few piddly little terror warnings aren't enough to keep intrepid Aussies from planes, games or Anzac Day services

Article Abstract:

The Australians are not afraid of warnings related to terrorism and tend to ignore them. They have responded to these warnings by attending sports events or Anzac day services in large numbers.

Management dynamics, Management, Evaluation, Company business management, Australians

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