New Linz Bridge Opens to Traffic
Starting November 15, drivers will be able to use the new bridge, which connects Linz with the Mühlviertel region and cost €305 million to build.
Schönbrunn Zoo Welcomes New Giraffe
The calf arrived in the early hours of Thursday, with zoo officials describing the birth as “picture-perfect.”
Austrian Retail Sector Hopes for ‘Christmas Miracle’
Austria’s retail sector continues to be heavily affected by the cost of living crisis despite a recent decline in inflation.
Austria Faces EU Legal Action Over Delayed Climate Plan
Austria is among 13 EU countries facing legal action for failing to submit their final National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) on time.
Vienna’s New Concert Arena to Open by 2030
The Wien Holding Arena, with a capacity of 20,000, will host major concerts, sports events and exhibitions.
Austrian Industry, Labour and Health Groups Call for Reforms
The Federation of Austrian Industry, Chamber of Labour, and League for Child and Youth Health say that Austria needs far-reaching change.
Consumers in Austria to Spend Less on Christmas Gifts
Most shoppers plan to spend between €100 and €499 for Christmas gifts, with popular presents including vouchers, toys and shared experiences.
OMV Wins €230 Million in Dispute with Gazprom
Since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Austria, along with other EU countries, has been moving away from Russian energy.
Huge Demand as Pop-Up Shop in Vienna Sells Lost Parcels
Mobile phones and even a gold bar are said to be among the items, with prices starting at €2 per 100 grams.
Man Convicted After Singing Neo-Nazi Song in Bad Ischl
This trial is thought to be the first of its kind in Austria, after the song was altered with racist lyrics and circulated within far-right groups.