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The first Austrian football coach to work in Croatia’s top-flight league was sacked after just one match.
Adolf Pinter was dismissed after NK Croatia Sesvete lost 0-6 to leaders Dinamo Zagreb.
Pinter was named NK Croatia Sesvete manager during the league’s winter break in January.
Croatian Times reports club officials already announced Croat Goran Jerkovic would succeed Pinter.
NK Croatia Sesvete are bottom lights of the 16-team Croatian Football League (HNL) after garnering just seven points in 18 matches.
Austrian Times
» Panorama 2012-02-07
Richard Lugner has expressed concerns about Sir Roger Moore’s health.
» Panorama 2012-02-02
Danish model Brigitte Nielsen and "James Bond" star Sir Roger Moore will accompany an Austrian entrepreneur at this year’s Vienna Opera Ball.
» Business 2012-01-13
Austria’s leading post-graduation holiday organiser promised to stop advertising around-the-clock alcohol supply.
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Football legend Franz Beckenbauer has harshly criticised Red Bull Salzburg’s (RBS) strategy.
Best of the bookshelf this Xmas, part three
» Panorama 2011-12-06
Winter is the perfect time to withdraw from this modern world’s routines and stress to read a book. Here is an overview of acclaimed non-fiction publications of the past few months.
» Sports 2011-11-21
Red Bull Salzburg (RBS) coach Ricardo Moniz is under enormous pressure after his team suffered a humiliating 2-4 defeat in Vienna yesterday (Sun).
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Schlecker says Austrian jobs are safe
» Business 2012-02-09
The son of Schlecker founder Anton Schlecker has claimed that the company has no plans to sell its Austrian affiliate.
Kadyrov welcomes Austrian right-wingers
» General News 2012-02-08
A delegation of representatives of a rightist Austrian party met with Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov, it has emerged.
Erste Bank expert optimistic about Hungary
» Business 2012-02-07
The chief analyst of Austria’s biggest bank has said chances for a political agreement about the difficult economic condition of Hungary are good.
Set up tax on financial transactions soon, says Katzian
The head of the Association of Private Employees (GPA-djp) has called for a quick introduction of a tax on financial transactions.
Pühringer rejects U-turn on rightist ball
Young Social Democrats (SPÖ) have appealed to Upper Austrian Governor Josef Pühringer not to attend the Burschenbundball in Linz this Saturday.
FPÖ under fire after trip to Grozny
The Freedom Party (FPÖ) has been harshly criticised for meeting with Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov.
WKO boss wants pension age hike incentives
Federal Economy Chamber (WKO) President Christoph Leitl has identified attempts to raise the average retirement age as the key issue regarding Austria’s budget.
Woman and child run over in Vienna
A woman and child have died in a road accident in Vienna, Austria. The lorry driver was making a right turn when he drove into a group of pedestrians leaving a 59-year-old and a 12-year-old dead. The mother of the school girl was left with serious injuries.
Schlecker says Austrian jobs are safe
The son of Schlecker founder Anton Schlecker has claimed that the company has no plans to sell its Austrian affiliate.
SPÖ sees smaller parliament as key signal
The general secretary of the Social Democrats (SPÖ) has argued his support for a reduction of the size of the parliament.
Austrian food to feature in organic trade fair
Austria is expected to be well represented at next week’s BioFach 2012 international organic trade fair in Nuremberg, Germany. Some 90 companies and organisations from the Austrian organic good sector will feature at the fair from 15 to 18 February.
Brothel for the homeless in Vienna
Homeless people are queueing up for free rooms in an Austrian brothel after owner Peter Laskaris said it would be unfair not to do everything he could during the current cold spell.
Deep-freeze snacks for orangutans in Schönbrunn
The lucky orangutans who take up residence in Europe’s oldest zoo have been indulging in a twice weekly take-away. Despite the trees in Schönbrunn Zoo in Vienna, Austria now being completely bare the fury friends have fresh branches and leaves delivered twice a week.
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