Klikk Her - Syndiker disse Nyhetene! Legg lenken inn i RSS leseren din. Enkelt. Raskt! Effektivt Gratis Innhold Til Din Hjemmeside!Share prices continue to fall
September 16, 2008As oil prices fell over night, shares continued to fall when the market opened on Tuesday. By 3 pm share prices had fallen by 9 percent on the days trading. Prices later rose to make a partial recovery.
Few guns handed in during amnesty
September 14, 2008During the last gun amnesty in 2004, nearly 36,000 weapons were handed in to the Police. The present amnesty has only turned up 2,323 guns.
Tromsø 2018 struggles for support
September 14, 2008More than half of all Norwegians are against having Olympic Winter Games in Tromsø in 2018.
More salmon in the rivers
September 14, 2008A shorter sea-fishing season has allowed more salmon to return to spawn in the rivers this year.
Bishop wants prodigal son to come home
September 14, 2008The best thing he can do now is to return home, says Bishop Ernst Baasland. He says he will forgive his son, who?s gambling addiction has ruined the family economically.
Conservatives to retain tax on capital
September 14, 2008If the Conservatives become part of the next Government they may retain the tax on capital for one more election period.
Labour veteran wants Swedish fighter
September 14, 2008If the Centre-Left coalition buys the Joint Strike Fighter it will lose the general election next year, says 102-year old Labour grandee, Haakon Lie.
Navarsete heads the Centre Party
September 14, 2008Liv Signe Navarsete was elected head of the Centre Party on Friday. She replaces Åslaug Haga, who was forced to stand down in June, because she had not sought planning permission for a landing stage and an annex on her farm.
Bishop's son expected to turn himself in
September 11, 2008The son of a Norwegian bishop reportedly will return to Norway later this week, to face fraud charges that also may force his parents into bankruptcy.
North Sea divers plan appeal
September 11, 2008Few argue that Norway owes a debt of gratitude to the North Sea divers who played a key role in launching the country's offshore oil industry. Now it will be up to Norway's highest court to decide whether that debt will actually be paid.
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