Land og skógur advertises for rent undeveloped land for tunic or farming in the vicinity of Gunnarsholt in Rangárþing ytra.

A new review of the frequency of respiratory infections and hospitalizations in Iceland in autumn compares the situation in Europe.

On 22-23 August, an annual meeting of the Nordic Director of Public Prosecutions was held in Reykjavík.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared that COVID-19 no longer constitutes a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC). The status was initially declared according to the International Health Regulations (IHR) at the end of January 2020* and is useful for the WHO and the international community to coordinate actions and respond with a coordinated effort to stop the spread of a disease across borders.

The Centre for Communication offers meetings for sign language children and their families in Spilvinnir, Suðurlandsbraut 48.

Fiskistofa is among the 130 public organizations and corporations that received award from Jafnvægisvogin in 2024.

Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions is launching a call for tenders for the development of the X-Road data communications solution.

On Wednesday 17 October, an open house was held at the improved psychiatric ward of the Hospital in Akureyri (SAk) where colleagues and guests had the opportunity to view the new facilities of the ward.

A new digital application for parental leave has been opened and expectant parents who are paid workers can apply for parental leave in a simple, digital and user-friendly way.

The Icelandic National Planning Agency will hold a meeting on proposals for a coastal area plan for the Westfjords and Eastfjords, on Tuesday 9 August at 13:30. The meeting will take place in the building of the Icelandic National Planning Agency at Borgartún 7B and is open to all.