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Podstrana secures additional funds for school needs

The municipality provides funds for textbooks, with plans to build a new primary school in response to the long-standing need for expanded capacity.

Judicial review following traffic accident: Ministry inspects procedures

Ministry announces probe into court conduct following accident

Firefighters control fire at landfill near Trogir

Around 100 firefighters and aircraft extinguished the blaze; homes are safe

Audience at Prokurative raised newspapers to the tune of 'The Gull and I'

Performers prompted the audience to gesture, bringing the premiere of the musical based on the verses of well-known authors to a close.

Minister Fuchs: Delaying enrolment is not advised, construction of dorms proceeding as planned

Minister of Science and Education Radovan Fuchs comments on the postponement of enrolment and announces the continuation of student dorm construction, stating that investments are on track.

Firefighters tackle fire near Solina, brought under control by 1am

95 firefighters involved, fire brought under control in the early hours

Monument to the Arrival of the Croats to the Sea Rises in Dalmatia

The monument, funded by donations, has sparked debate over the orientation of the figures, despite the project being rejected by the Ministry of Culture.

Split-Dalmatia County announces tenders for three heads of departments

The department has announced that all three positions are open to tender, with the roles described as 'cemented'.

Solar panels pay off, batteries only with state support

Analysis shows solar panels are profitable, while home batteries are only viable with state support, with significant differences depending on location.

Government approves new fuel prices, diesel cheaper

The government has approved regulations on prices, with diesel dropping by seven cents, while other fuels remained at the same level.

Alkara Barac wins the women's alka in Trilj

Croatia records growth in renewable energy despite global lag

Although the EU is slowing, Croatia's renewables are growing, with renewables accounting for 52.6 per cent of consumption, driven by a significant expansion in solar capacity.