Nord PostBergen · Tuesday 29 September
From Narvik

The port that stopped waiting for ships

Iron ore, a rail line and a town rewriting its own timetable.

Sigrid Aune · 14 min read
Analysis

Why the krone won't sit still

Three rate decisions, one oil price and a currency that reacts to all of them.

Henrik Dahl · 9 min read
Film · Autumn preview

A season of small, stubborn films

Twelve premieres from Bergen to Tromsø that refuse to explain themselves.

Liv Marstrand · 11 min read
Arctic Journal

Counting the cod by ear

A hydrophone array off Lofoten is hearing what the nets no longer catch.

Eirik Solheim · 12 min read
Editorial

Bergen deserves a quieter harbour

The cruise schedule was written for 2014. The city was not.

The Editorial Board · 6 min read
Front page

The ferry timetable that became a referendum on the whole coast

When Fjord Line cut the 06:40 crossing, four municipalities discovered they had been running on it. A story about what a schedule is for.

Oslo's new library is a year old. Nobody has left.

Attendance at Deichman Bjørvika has settled at 11,000 a day, and the building is quietly rearranging the city around it.

Culture · 8 min

The salmon farms are moving out to sea

Offshore pens promise fewer lice and calmer fjords. The engineers are less sure about the winter.

Business · 10 min

How a Tromsø school stopped grading homework

Two years in, the results are in and they are not what either side predicted.

Science · 7 min