NÖN: Last year, as an architectural firm, you started a process that took a closer look at the direction of the office. What did this one look like? Martin Pichler: It started with the fact that we actually just wanted to create a new homepage in January 2023. That then led to a process that … Read more
Structure and development The density of bank branches in Lower Austria will be the highest in Austria in 2022 with 63 main branches and 718 branch branches. The Raiffeisen sector is particularly dominant: almost every second bank branch can be assigned to this sector (46.61%). In addition, savings banks (23.18%), stock banks (17.16%) and Volksbanks … Read more
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The Kamp-Thaya-March cycle route is an attractive cycle route away from main roads and mass tourism. The route offers a scenic and peaceful experience for cyclists of all levels. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced cyclist, this route provides a great opportunity to explore the beautiful countryside. The cycle route is located in … Read more
In recent years, the Marketing Day of Austria Wine Marketing (AWM) was inevitably shaped by the Corona crisis management, this year there was hope again. Wine tourism managing director Christian Zechmeister was particularly pleased with the developments in the wine export market: “New markets are opening up here, such as Canada, to which our wine … Read more
On September 19, 2020, Florian Kosel took office as chairman of the Weinviertel Spartans. Two and a half years later, what the 37-year-old said was one of his goals was finally implemented: to build up his own youth. It is now certain that the Spartans will take part in this year’s flag football championship with … Read more
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Created on January 20, 2023 | 06:53 Reading time: 2 mins Maximilian Fuchsluger already has the winner’s certificate of the school’s internal philosophers’ competition in his hands. Now he faces the national competition. Photo: Claudia Christ Maximilian Fuchsluger competes for the BORG in the Lower Austrian philosophers’ competition. The Gymnasium Wieselburg sends two representatives to … Read more
Burgenland is once again taking a different path from the federal government, and quite consciously, as is emphasized: As announced at the turn of the year, the state will not adopt the federal contract for the public service, but has negotiated its own model with the trade union. 300 euros gross more, and that for … Read more
Nowhere else does it smell like it does here. A bit like popcorn, a bit like childhood. Today the boss sits behind the cash register. The phone rings, she explains which places are still free. Then it’s time for a chat. NÖN visited Julia Gaugusch-Prinz in the cinema: a look back at an eventful year … Read more
It’s a successful project. The enforced Corona break couldn’t change that. From July 11th to 15th, the Waidhofner Musik-Schmiede was the 33rd of its kind in the city and filled schools and Plenkerzentrum as well as the city with young music. Thomas Wallner, who has been running the Musik-Schmiede with Hermann Maderthaner for years, was … Read more
What do Wimbledon title winner Roger Federer and Austria’s top sweet wine producer Hans Tschida have in common? The love of wine – one could assume, but both share a much greater thing in common: both have won one of the most important titles in their discipline on English soil eight times and are therefore … Read more