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Whale freed after dramatic rescue operation

Whale freed after dramatic rescue operation

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

Rescuers carried out a dramatic operation to free a humpback whale that became tangled in rope off Sydney’s Northern Beaches.See the Story

From Iceland — The Westman Islands Are A Taste Of The Old Iceland - EUROPE SAYS

Tourism · Iceland

From Iceland — The Westman Islands Are A Taste Of The Old Iceland - EUROPE SAYS

That tourism has changed Icelandic culture is a truism — but it’s harder to say how. It’s subtle. You might notice it in the quality of an interaction, the See the Story

From Iceland — Two Icelanders Recognised Among NOMEX’s Top 20 Under 30

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From Iceland — Two Icelanders Recognised Among NOMEX’s Top 20 Under 30

The Nordic Music Export (NOMEX), a joint project of the Nordic music export offices, has announced the recipients of their annual Top 20 Under 30 — Nordic Music Biz awards. The initiative highlights young artists deemed to be the driving forces of the Nordic’s music business. Each year, 20 individuals under the age of 30 are honoured for their outstanding work in the Nordic music industry. In a press release by Iceland Music, the two Icelandic …See the Story

From Iceland — Father Sentenced 16 Years For Murdering Daughter

The Reykjanes District Court sentenced Sigurður Fannar Þórsson to 16 years in prison for murdering his 10-year-old daughter in September 2024. According to the court records, Sigurður attacked his daughter by Vatnsskarðsnámur near Krýsuvík on the Reykjanes Peninsula. He repeatedly struck her with a hammer and subsequently called the emergency services. He confessed his actions during the phone call and to the police officer who arrived on the sc…Iceland · Iceland See the Story

From Iceland — Trees Changed Colour In Early June Cold Spell

Many trees that had leafed out during the warm May weather were badly affected by the cold spell at the beginning of June, reports RÚV. The leaves facing north have now withered, while those in sheltered spots remain green. This contrast is clearly visible on trees in Reykjavík. According to meteorologist Trausti Jónsson, the beginning of June was the coldest in Reykjavík this century. “The average temperature in Reykjavík during the first 20 da…Trees · Reykjavík See the Story

From Iceland — Sæbraut Public Artwork Vandalised In “Politically Motivated” Act

The public artwork Partnership (Samband), which is on display on Sæbraut near Höfði in Reykjavík, has been vandalised in an “act of political motivation”, reports Vísir. In conversation with Vísir, Sigurður Trausti Traustason, Head of Collections and Research at the Reykjavík Art Museum, claimed that the sculpture is not damaged but needs extensive cleaning. Furthermore, he said that the vandalism will not leave a permanent mark on the display.…Reykjavík · Reykjavík Read Article

From Iceland — Sky Dancers In A Herring Factory

Pastels and auroras in a new art exhibition in Djúpavík “When you turn onto the Strandavegur, you really feel like you’re entering another world — and almost another lifetime,” says Emilie Dalum, curator of the annual art exhibition at the old herring factory in Djúpavík, a small village on the Strandir coast in the Westfjords. “You just drive and look at the beautiful nature, and all of a sudden, this huge building appears. It’s almost unbeliev…Iceland · Iceland Read Article

From Iceland — Charming Suburban Restaurant Channels 90s Italianate Nonna Vibes

Italians are not known for their generosity with the world’s freewheeling ways when it comes to their cuisine. Publish a recipe, open a restaurant or even so much as attempt throwing spaghetti at the wall (don’t) and an Italian is bound to pass you by and passionately correct you on the pasta type, ragú vs. bolognese debate or throw their hands up in despair. While a popular social media account, Italians Mad at Food is dedicated to butchered It…Iceland · Iceland Read Article

From Iceland — Bring Back The Bans

Is now the time for experimental bans? On June 17th, a man in Reykjavík was charged with disrespecting our flag — yes sir, the flag of the Republic of Iceland, our beloved fatherland. He had put the flag out of his car window in the night and — according to the police — sullied it in the process. This broke several articles of the “flag laws,” a set of laws created in 1944 by the newly independent republic. They state that one should promptly bu…Reykjavík · Reykjavík Read Article

From Iceland — Not Falling For These Waterfalls

What our dear visitors really think of our most beloved waterfalls, according to Google Reviews One might think that Iceland’s natural beauty leaves everyone breathless, turning every trip around the country into a once-in-a-lifetime experience. But the truth is, there’s always a handful of unsatisfied tourists ready to take a swing at even the most stunning attractions, like waterfalls. Sure, some of their complaints are a stretch — too much mi…Google · Iceland Read Article

From Iceland — Laugardalur In Full Bloom

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