The Eternal Student: The Austrian Student Union’s Impact on University Life
President Sarah Rossmann on her initiatives in student housing, financial aid, international student integration, and sustainability.
Priest in Lower Austria Held for Crystal Meth Production
The 38-year-old clergyman is suspected of producing methamphetamine for sale at his vicarage in the Waldviertel region of Lower Austria.
Vienna Banks Reduce Branches by One-Third Amid Digital Shift
The primary driver behind the closures is increased digitalisation, which is challenging for those without mobile phones.
Austria Experiences More Power Outages in Summer
Around 75% of the outages are caused by external factors such as construction work or storms, with this number increasing to 85% in Vienna.
International Organisations Create 20,000 Jobs in Austria
A new study has revealed that international organisations in Austria were responsible for sustaining approximately 19,800 jobs in 2023.
Vienna to Add Hydrogen Buses in 2025
Ten new hydrogen-powered buses will be introduced to the centre of Vienna from 2025, marking the first use of such technology in the city.
FPÖ Leads Austrian Polls, ÖVP and SPÖ Neck-and-Neck for Second Place
An election study shows the FPÖ maintaining a steady lead with 27.1% support, with the ÖVP and SPÖ trailing well behind.
Majority of Austrian Citizens Oppose Inheritance Tax
The survey also indicates that 36% of respondents believe they and their families would be impacted by such a tax.
Vienna Prepares for Taylor Swift Concerts
Many of the preparations are being kept secret, though the football pitch’s grass turf has already been removed.
Police Crack Down on Road Offences in Weekend Operation
Authorities reported around 450 road offences following the operation, which was aimed at tackling youth crime and illegal racing.