Unions Warn of Black Friday Disruptions as Wage Talks Collapse
Union representatives have threatened disruptive action on Black Friday if their demands for higher pay are not met.
Rent Prices Rise Across Austria, Highest in Tyrol and Vienna
Rental prices for flats have risen in nearly all of Austria states this year, with the exception of Styria and Upper Austria.
Alpine Club: Half of Avalanche Victims Are Professionals
During the 2023/2024 winter season in Austria, 369 people were caught up in avalanche incidents, with 14 losing their lives.
Citizen-Owned Solar Power Plants on the Rise
Residents can invest in photovoltaic systems by purchasing up to five €250 “solar packages,” or individual solar modules.
ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS Begin Formal Talks on Historic Coalition
The parties are beginning formal negotiations to form what could be Austria’s first three-party government coalition since 1945.
Frozen Berries in Austrian Supermarkets Safe to Eat
Frozen berries sold in supermarkets have been found to be free of harmful germs like norovirus and hepatitis A.
U1 Partially Suspended After Train Fire
The U1 line remains partially out of service following a fire on Tuesday evening, causing significant disruption to public transport.
Seven Vienna Scientists in 2024’s Most-Cited List
The scholars are based across several prominent university institutions and represent a range of disciplines.
Red Fox Named Austria’s Animal of the Year
The fox beat the chamois and the ground squirrel to claim the title in a nationwide poll organised by the Nature Conservation Association.
Vienna Named European Capital of Democracy
The title was awarded by the non-profit European Capital of Democracy initiative, with Vienna emerging victorious over seven competing cities.