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Thursday, 29. July 2010 - 23:07

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Snake on the loose found at keeper's kitchen An escaped Boa constrictor keeping policeman busy for five days has been found behind the owner’s oven.
Erste Bank CEO wants tax on assets The head of Austria’s second-biggest bank has caused a stir by calling for the introduction of a tax on assets.
Thief makes €6,000 emptying church cash boxes A Vorarlberg man has admitted stealing thousands of Euros in coins from offertory boxes at churches in the province.
AUA reduces its losses Austrian Airlines (AUA) bosses have said they will continue to carry out the ongoing cost-cutting regime as the firm suffered losses of 67 million Euros in the first half of this year.
Demi and Ashton 'to come to Austria' Demi Moore and Asthon Kutcher will come to Austria to attend a charity gala for their anti-child slavery foundation, it has been reported.
Austrian among Islamabad plane crash dead An Austrian businessman is among those killed in a plane crash in Pakistan earlier today (Weds).
Weed-killing farmer zapped by 25 KV line A Tyrolean farmer died instantly when his tractor touched a high-power line today (Weds).
Sat-nav operation leads to stolen cars Two Austrians have been reunited with their Mercedes limousines after experts located the stolen cars in the Czech Republic.
Hiker passes out after cramp A 55-year-old hiker is recovering in an Upper Austrian clinic after she suffered a cramp and passed out yesterday (Tues).
Austrian comeback at 2011 Song Contest Austria will compete in the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) after a three-year hiatus, it has emerged.
Worst holiday traffic weekend lies ahead Experts have warned of the "worst traffic weekend this summer".
iPhone 4 to hit Austria Apple’s iPhone 4 will go on sale in Austria later this week, it has emerged.

05. 02. 10. - 15:00

Kranjcar named new Montenegro national team coach

Rapid Vienna star Zlatko "Zizo" Kranjcar has been named as new Montenegro national team manager today (Fri).

The 53-year-old former midfielder – a Rapid legend after scoring 130 goals in 266 matches between 1984 and 1990 – will take over the country’s national team, according to news website Croatian Times.

Kranjcar, who was sacked as coach of Iranian side Persepolis FC last month, managed the Croatian national team at the 2006 World Cup.

His son Niko, currently playing for English Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur, grew up in Vienna and played for Rapid Vienna youth teams.

Zlatko Kranjcar last year came third in a ranking of Rapid’s best foreign players in the club’s 110-year-long history conducted by the editorial team of Austrian newspaper Kurier headed by former Poland ace Antonin Panenka.

Kranjcar named new Montenegro national team coach

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