Stadt Graz in the news

Graz launched free workshops and support programs to help citizens live climate-friendly and reach its 2040 climate neutrality goal.

City of Graz allocates 395,000 euros to support women's and girls' organizations addressing labor market, health, equality, and violence prevention.

Graz city officials secured funding to keep the Anti-Discrimination Office running after state funding cuts threatened its existence.

Graz awarded 39 companies and 5 sports clubs the ÖKOPROFIT environmental seal, highlighting successful climate protection and economic collaboration.

The Gr tzinitiative Margaretenbad and oikos Graz transformed Wormspitz into a vibrant green space with a wildflower meadow and tree, promoting urban biodiversity.

The City of Graz is hosting "Girls' Day" on April 23rd, providing girls aged 12-19 an opportunity to explore technical, craft, and scientific professions within Graz's cultural and art institutions.

Kurt Senekovic was awarded the Otmar-Pfeifer-Preis by the city of Graz for his dedicated social work, including founding Achterbahn and supporting the homeless.

Neos leader Philipp Pointner halted a tram at Hilmteich construction site over passenger boarding issues, revealing wider problems.

The Grazer Frauenpreis annually recognizes women and organizations advancing gender equality, with nominations open until March 15, 2026.

Graz is distributing 2,700 'Mutmacher' stuffed animals to primary school children to encourage them to speak about violence amid rising child welfare concerns.

SK Sturm Graz and GAK agreed to jointly lease a new stadium to be built and owned by the city of Graz and the state of Styria.

The City of Graz appointed 22 new internal safety officers to strengthen workplace safety and plans further improvements for 2026.

Graz promoted its open-air downtown shopping area through a two-month campaign involving local partners and city departments.

The November 13, 2025, city council meeting of Graz was livestreamed with recordings available for a week and detailed information accessible online.

Graz is collaborating in a research project using simulations to improve urban flood management and emergency response to heavy rainfall events.

The new Reininghausplatz in Graz, a 10,000 sqm urban square with recreational and green features, opens to the public in December 2025 with a full opening planned for spring.

Zürich aims to emulate Graz's human rights-focused city governance, which includes inclusive policies and diversity management, despite ongoing social challenges.

The City of Graz hosted a cinema day to thank volunteers and provide children from local learning centers with a special movie experience.

Graz's New Year's Eve celebration replaces fireworks with water and music shows, featuring live performances and food stalls, accommodating around 10,000 attendees per show.

A campaign promoted Graz's city center as a lively shopping and cultural hub, culminating in an exhibition and community engagement.