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Austrian far-right party wins first national election since World War II

Austrian far-right party wins first national election since World War II

The Freedom Party was founded in the 1950s by Nazi veterans and is one of Europe’s longest-standing parties of the populist right.

  • by Rob Harris

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The mysteries of a lost dynasty and an emperor without a throne

The mysteries of a lost dynasty and an emperor without a throne

 An audience with nobility highlights the fragility of ways of life, of monarchies, and even world peace.

  • by Anabel Dean
Taylor Swift fans jittery about London concert following Vienna terror threat

Taylor Swift fans jittery about London concert following Vienna terror threat

All three of the American singer’s performances at Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium were cancelled after two suspected extremists were arrested by Austrian police.

  • by Steve Bird
Islamic State material ‘found at suspect’s home in foiled plot to attack Taylor Swift shows’

Islamic State material ‘found at suspect’s home in foiled plot to attack Taylor Swift shows’

Security officials allege the suspects wanted to commit an attack outside the stadium, killing as many people as possible using knives or self-made explosives.

  • by Alexandra Schwarz-Goerlich
‘Get undressed, or get out’: Here, it’s normal to get naked with colleagues

‘Get undressed, or get out’: Here, it’s normal to get naked with colleagues

I have nothing against getting my clothes off with a bunch of strangers, but when it comes to friends and colleagues, would I feel different?

  • by Keith Austin
The beer-ocratic movement is brewing
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The beer-ocratic movement is brewing

Where there are votes on tap.

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The real reason Peter Dutton wants nuclear power

The real reason Peter Dutton wants nuclear power

There is no Coalition nuclear plan, except to get re-elected (“Dutton hits the nuclear button”, June 20). No nuclear power plants will ever be built here.

Austria’s mountains are even more stunning when there’s no snow

Austria’s mountains are even more stunning when there’s no snow

A snowflake when it comes to snowflakes, our writer explores things to do in Austria that don’t involve skis.

  • by Keith Austin
This old, scenic Austrian town is keeping a big secret

This old, scenic Austrian town is keeping a big secret

Surrounded by the mighty Alps and world-class skiing, Innsbruck is also a gourmet getaway.

  • by Ute Junker
No, people aren’t mistakenly flying to Austria instead of Australia

No, people aren’t mistakenly flying to Austria instead of Australia

A viral image of a sign at an Austrian airport suggested more than 100 people land there each year thinking they’ve arrived Down Under.

  • by Sofia Andrade
‘An enthralling country, but be prepared to be naked’: A survivor’s guide to Europe

‘An enthralling country, but be prepared to be naked’: A survivor’s guide to Europe

Don’t head to the continent without reading this advice first.

  • by Kathy Lette

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