"What is the outlook for orders and jobs?": Germany's industrial output is contracting what is the impact on Slovenian export companies. "Ljubljana: Renovation of Poljanska Street gets under way": A comprehensive reconstruction of Poljanska Street launched yesterday is to benefit pedestrians and cyclists in particular.
His lawyer says that the very procedure was unlawful. "Suspended judge thinks he's on leave": Many have been upset by the disciplinary court's decision which has cleared Stanko Omerzu, the suspended head of the Maribor Labour Court, of the allegations against him. "Izola patients' referrals on show on Google": Even though the Izola hospital had already known about sensitive data leak last year and had asked Google to remove it from the internet, photographs of referrals have appeared on Google again, hospital director Radivoj Nardin admitted. "Light boats for bird wedding feast": Children braved the rain and cold to float light boats down rivers and streams on the eve of St Gregory's Day to usher in spring. "Is Šentrupert new record holder by debt": After four years of decline, the combined debt of Slovenian local communities increased last year by EUR 7m to 849m.
"Our polluted air warming up still": Young people in Slovenia will join the global movement for climate on Friday with climate expert Lučka Bogataj commenting that only a trigger is needed once causes for protests have piled up. "Whole world to get health in Rogaška": Rolan Bocoyev, the Russian whose company will build a new hotel in the Rogaška spa resort, says that the "whole world could come to Rogaška to get health". Below is a review of the headlines in Slovenian dailies for Tuesday, 12 March 2019, as summarised by the STA:
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