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I’ve been traveling to Bali for 40 years. This is how it’s changed for the better and worse

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By Peter Wilmoth
| Adventure.com
Writer Peter Wilmoth has been heading to Bali for over 40 years. In that time, he’s seen Seminyak go from outpost to overtouristed, and watched the last rice paddies in towns disappear. It’s a warm May evening in 1985 and I’m reading a book outside my losmen (a traditional guesthouse), shared with my friend Matt, no pool, USD$3 per night in Kuta, southern Bali. Clinging to the wall behind me is a gecko in full song.
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Collaborative conservation: The story of Ned's Forest

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By Peter Wilmoth
| Philanthropy Australia
This is a story of the crucial role a teenager played in saving a precious parcel of remnant coastal bushland from development, the power of collaboration and the different skills and experience that helped it happen. This story was first published in Inspiring Stories of Giving Vol 2 in August 2024. In 2022, then 15-year-old Ned McNaughton, a keen nature photographer, took his camera to the border of a 69-acre large parcel of land in Meringo on the NSW south coast, a few kilometres from his home.
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A New Approach: How philanthropy and creativity are working together to turn Australia into a ‘cultural powerhouse’

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By Peter Wilmoth
| Philanthropy Australia
Fri, 26 Apr 2024 Estimated reading times: 4 minutes Australia can become a powerhouse where arts and culture is a part of the day-to-day lives of Australians. A consortium of like-minded philanthropic bodies are working together to achieve exactly that. The organisation driving this effort is Australia’s leading arts and culture think tank, A New Approach (ANA). This story was first published in the hardcopy edition of Inspiring Stories of Giving volume 1 in October 2023.
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