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A humanitarian concert titled "Naši ljudi naša su snaga" was held at the Croatian National Theatre in Rijeka. Organized by Udruga Srce za nju and patronized by the City of Rijeka, the event aimed to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention. Nina Badrić performed as part of Pink October activities.
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A press conference will announce the 31st edition of the Rijeka Puppet Theatre Revue on Monday, October 12th, at the City Hall Salon. The revue is scheduled from November 2nd to 10th and features 14 performances from 8 foreign and 5 domestic theatres, alongside a rich accompanying program.
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The Vojak Local Community Center hosted a multi-day program featuring educational, cultural, and ecological activities. Events included workshops for children and an outdoor screening of a documentary film. A commemoration was also held at the monument honoring ten executed fighters.
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Torpedo Runners organized an event on Molo Longo to gather runners, walkers, and supporters for women battling breast cancer. The program included a panel discussion on oncology topics and donations for the Nada Association in Rijeka.
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Ri-Hack 4.0 will take place from the 23rd to the 25th of October in the Step Ri scientific-technological park at the University of Rijeka. The event, organized by RITEH Web Team and the City Council for Youth, will focus on AI's impact on the job market. It includes a panel discussion featuring Aleksandar-Saša Milaković.
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Energa's heating systems are prepared to deliver thermal energy. Users have the option to request an earlier start to heating based on their building's actual needs. This approach promotes flexible use of thermal energy and encourages responsible consumption.
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The Rijeka mayor addressed the issue of mixed waste disposal, noting that only a small portion is recycled. She highlighted the need to find an alternative for non-recyclable waste, suggesting it could become energy for the city.
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During the Unlock Rijeka IT conference panel, Aleksandar-Saša Milaković stated that the City's role is to create conditions for good ideas to develop into solutions. Key topics included applying AI in healthcare and smart city development. He emphasized reducing administrative hurdles and improving infrastructure.
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