The construction of a power line in Rangárvellir towards Gunnarsholt was recently completed. During the project, great attention was paid to maintaining high-quality standards, and as a result, minimal traces of the construction work are visible upon completion.

Increased birth rate in the first month of the year.

Coastal fishing season starts next Tuesday, May 2nd.

The Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority’s website has now been moved to Ísland.is. Users' needs were put first when creating the website with the aim of making relevant information more accessible.

Applications for seal hunting licences for 2024 are now open.

Defend Iceland, a leading company in the field of cyber security solutions, has signed an agreement with Iceland Health on cooperation that will further ensure cyber security and the protection of sensitive data within the healthcare system.

Applications are now accepted for regional quota for the fishing year 2022/2023.

The radiation protection institutes of Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark have published a technical report on the main issues that need to be kept in mind when deciding when patients can be discharged after treatment with radioactive substances.

The objective of the School is to promote the development of public procurement as a professional discipline and at the same time to promote a common understanding within the field of procurement among buyers and tenderers, which enables the parties to work better together to a certain extent, taking into account the government's policy on economical and sustainable procurement.

Readers of the local media Austurfrétt voted Bjarni Thor Haraldsson Man of the Year in East Iceland for his relentless job organising rock concerts and other events to support of mental health issues in the region. Bjarni Thor is project manager for digital solutions at Land and Forest Iceland.