Climate bonus arrives in the accounts of millions of Austrians from today

The climate bonus will be paid out again this year to all those entitled to it in Austria – automatically and without an application. Payments via bank transfer will start on Monday, September 2, 2024. Between 145 and 290 eurosThis year, the climate bonus’s basic amount is 145 euros. Including the regional compensation, the payment levels are 145, 195, 245, and 290 euros. More than 90 percent of all eligible recipients will receive the climate bonus directly. A total of 8,688,437 people are entitled to the 2024 climate bonus during…

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Kultur, Bayanihan, Österreich: a festival of Art and Culture by young Filipinos of the European Diaspora

In the heart of Austria, a vibrant celebration of Filipino art and culture unfolds every year at the KUBŌ festival. This annual event brings together young Filipinos from the European Diaspora to showcase their talents, explore their cultural heritage, and connect with fellow creatives in a dynamic and immersive setting. KUBŌ debuted in 2022 with 600 enthusiastic participants who came together to delve into their rich cultural identity. Building on this success, KUBŌ23 welcomed 900 guests and participants, setting the stage for a growing community of artists, musicians, dancers, and…

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More than just the iPhone 16: Apple’s secret plan for September 9

Apple will be unveiling the new iPhone 16 in just a few days—that much is already certain. But is there perhaps more? Which other product announcements are likely, and which are less likely? The current state of the rumors provides some clarity. Apple will definitely not be satisfied with the iPhone 16 alone. Apple event: Not just the iPhone 16The date and time are known. Apple is hosting a special event on September 9, and everyone knows new iPhones will be on display. But is that all? Probably not. Here…

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Effective methods against fruit flies

Fruit flies are one of the biggest household pests, especially in the kitchen. Despite their harmlessness, they can be very annoying, especially when they appear in large numbers. According to an article by Freundin, some measures are necessary to permanently eliminate small insects. First, you should eliminate all potential attractions for fruit flies in your kitchen. Muddy fruit, a dirty garbage can, and organic waste are ideal breeding grounds for these pests. It is important to clean the garbage can regularly, dispose of overripe fruit, and take the organic waste…

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Cycling Adventure from Kasten to Linz: The Final Round of Our Journey

After several days of cycling through the picturesque landscapes of Upper Austria, our final leg from Kasten to Linz marked the climax of an unforgettable adventure. Covering around 80 kilometers, this stretch was a test of endurance and a celebration of the 433,25 kilometers we had already conquered over the past five days. The Journey Begins: Kasten to Schlögen We set off from Kasten with the familiar feeling of excitement and a touch of melancholy, knowing this was the last leg of our journey. The weather was perfect for cycling,…

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WFWP Hosts Successful Hybrid 6th Meet and Greet: Women and Youth Unite for a Resilient and Sustainable Future

Vienna, Austria – August 29, 2024 – The Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) successfully hosted its 6th Meet and Greet event on August 29, 2024, in a dynamic hybrid format, bringing together participants online via Zoom and in person. The event, themed “Women and Youth Working Together for a More Resilient and Sustainable Future for Generations to Come,” featured a distinguished lineup of speakers and interactive sessions focused on fostering collaboration between women and youth in addressing global challenges. Keynote Speakers and PresentationsThe event was graced by several prominent…

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Day 4: Cycling Through the Heart of Austria and Germany

Our cycling adventure continued on the fourth day, beginning with a hearty breakfast at Gasthaus Wimmer in Simbach am Inn, where we had spent the night. Energized and ready for the day’s journey, we set off on the fourth leg of our five-day tour, a route that promised to be both scenic and historically rich. Departure from Simbach am Inn Simbach am Inn, a charming town located along the banks of the Inn River, served as the perfect starting point. With full bellies and high spirits, we pedaled out of…

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What happens to the body when you give up salt

As an essential commodity, salt once played a significant role in the economy and culture of many of today’s civilizations. It was so valuable that it was called “white gold.” To this day, the mineral is one of the most popular and widely used spices in the world. Even in cakes, a pinch is essential for a well-rounded taste. Nevertheless, people are still advised to eat less salt. The World Health Organization (WHO) has long warned against excessive crystal consumption. The WHO recommends that adults consume no more than two…

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Attention: Why you should never drink alcohol on an airplane

A glass of sparkling wine on a couple’s vacation, beer on the way to Mallorca, or wine to help you fall asleep. Alcohol consumption is not uncommon on airplanes. Especially on long-haul flights, alcohol is a must for many. However, according to a new study by the Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Germany (DLR), this is anything but advisable, as the body reacts differently to alcohol above the clouds than on the ground. Why you should avoid alcohol on the planeResearchers have investigated how alcohol consumption affects our bodies when…

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