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PM says every investor in INA welcomeCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said in Melbourne on Thursday that everyone willing to invest in the Croatian oil and gas company INA and be a partner was welcome.
  13.03.2014. | News | Economy

Croatian PM wraps up visit to Australia, travels to New ZealandCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic wrapped up his working visit to Australia on Thursday by giving a talk at Monash University in Melbourne and meeting with opposition leader Bill Shorten and Senate President John Hogg.

13.03.2014. | News

Croatian PM briefs Australian PM on Ukraine crisisCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic met with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott in Canberra on Wednesday, discussing bilateral relations and the Ukrainian crisis.

12.03.2014. | News

Milanovic gives speech at Croatian embassy in CanberraSince it joined the European Union and NATO Croatia has been stronger than ever, Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said in a speech at the Croatian Embassy in Canberra on Tuesday, announcing that internal rules would have to be changed so that the country could stop living on loan and being "exposed to external pressures".

11.03.2014. | News

Milanovic comments on Fimi Media verdictPrime Minister Zoran Milanovic, currently on a working visit to Australia, commented on the verdict in the Fimi Media corruption case on Tuesday, saying that he would "comment on this non-final verdict only because of media interest."

11.03.2014. | News

PM tells Australian business people Croatian government business friendlyCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic on Monday acquainted the leading New South Wales business people with investment possibilities in Croatia, saying the Croatian government was open for enterprise, the government said in a statement on its website.

10.03.2014. | News

Milanovic: My gov't has nothing to do with Communist-era political persecutionsCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said during his visit to Sydney on Monday that his government had nothing to do with political persecutions that had forced many Croats to emigrate to Australia.

10.03.2014. | News

Croatian PM visits Macquarie University in SydneyCroatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic, who is on a working visit to Australia, visited Macquarie University in Sydney on Monday and signed an agreement securing the continuation of financing of the Centre for Croatian Studies at Macquarie University, in the amount of AUD 150,000 per year over the next five years, the Australian media reported.

10.03.2014. | News

Gov't launches talks on new changes to collective agreement for health sectorThe Croatian government decided at its session on Wednesday to launch negotiations on new changes to the collective agreement for the health and health insurance sectors, explaining that the payment of duty hours in hospitals was generating high costs for the health system.

05.03.2014. | News

HEP new wholesale gas supplier on Croatian marketThe government on Thursday adopted a set of decisions on the transfer of the job of delivering gas supplies from INA's "Prirodni Plin (Natural Gas) company to the Croatian power provider (HEP) that will deliver gas to distributers who provide Croatian households with this fuel.
  27.02.2014. | News