Personalised Car Number Plates in Decline
In the 1990s, one in ten number plates was personalised, but now fewer than five percent of vehicles feature self-chosen combinations.
Climate Bonus to Cost Nearly €2 Billion This Year
The scheme, designed to offset environmental damage, has faced increasing criticism regarding its cost-effectiveness and broad reach.
Austrian Judiciary Calls for 200 Additional Judges
Representatives of Austria’s judiciary are calling on the next government to address court staff shortages, warning that around 200 additional judges are needed.
Double Homicide Suspect Found Dead in Mühlviertel Forest
The police say the suspect likely took his own life, following a massive manhunt involving around 250 officers.
17-Year-Old Dies After ‘Subway Surfing’ Incident in Vienna
Following the incident, the 17-year-old was taken to the Trauma Centre Meidling, while another teenager is being treated at the AKH.
Wolves Return to Austria from Eastern Europe
The sparsely populated, forested Waldviertel region in Lower Austria has proven to be prime habitat.
Austria Plans Truck Toll Increase
The proposed increase of 7.7% would bring the rate for the least polluting trucks to 21.86 cents per kilometre, excluding VAT.
Two Police Officers Suspended for Sharing Nazi Content
The messages shared by the officers came to light during investigations into the far-right scene, as confirmed by Vienna police.
Getaway Car Found in Mühlviertel Double Shooting Case
The vehicle was found hidden in a forested area of the Rohrbach district, close to the location of the killings that occurred on Monday.
Survey: Trust in Austrian Institutions Remains High
The latest Trust Index shows the Austrian Armed Forces leading with a notable trust boost, likely due to recent foreign policy crises.