Energy Bills to Rise Sharply in 2025
The increase is expected to push annual household energy bills up by several hundred euros, varying by region and usage levels.
EU Launches Action Against Austria Over Regulatory Failures
The EU Commission says Austria is one of the countries that has unfairly targeted individuals with professional checks.
Vienna Parks Closed Due to Strong Winds
With winds of up to 87 km/h, the closures include the Augarten, Burggarten and a section of Schönbrunn Palace park.
Amazon Austria Establishes Its First Workers’ Council
The council will represent nearly 700 employees across the company’s logistics sites in Vienna, Lower Austria, Carinthia and Styria.
Austria Must Save €24 Billion to Fix Budget
With Austria’s economy in decline, the next government will need to tackle a €24 billion consolidation target to reduce the budget deficit.
Police in Upper Austria Discover Massive Weapons Cache
The haul included 26 long guns, a machine gun and five antique handguns, as well as a grenade and two tank shells.
Austria Offers €1,000 to Syrians Wishing to Return Home
In addition to the financial support, the government scheme provides assistance with travel arrangements and obtaining essential documents.
Study: Austria Behind on Quality of Life for Older People
Despite improvements in income, education and social support, the number of healthy years in Austria has stagnated since 2008.
Five Men Jailed for €2 Million Fraud After Posing as Police Officers
The five men posed as police officers to steal jewellery worth millions of euros in a sophisticated fraud scheme.
Red Cross Named Austria’s Most Trusted NGO
While the Red Cross topped the list, the climate group “Fridays for Future” recorded the lowest level of trust.