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A state audit has uncovered a significant anomaly in a Croatian municipality, where a former postman is allegedly at the helm without proper documentation, raising concerns about missing funds. A state auditor described the situation as unprecedented in three decades of experience. Meanwhile, Dubrovnik Airport is embroiled in a major corruption scandal, leading to the return of 22 million euros in EU funds. The scandal reportedly involves improper public procurement, with sewage pipes allegedly installed instead of fuel systems. In other domestic news, new evidence has surfaced against a minister, who denies the accusations despite visual evidence. The nation is also mourning the passing of Sonja Kastl, one of Croatia's most celebrated ballerinas. Additionally, a report on the top 100 homes for the elderly highlights the growth of this sector into a lucrative business.

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A state audit has uncovered a shocking situation in a Croatian municipality where a former postman is reportedly leading operations without proper documentation, resulting in missing funds. A state auditor, with 30 years of experience, described the discovery as unprecedented.

Jutarnji list: SHOCKING FIND: 'In 30 Years in State Audit, I Haven't Seen This!' Former…

A former postman is reportedly leading a municipality without proper documentation, leading to missing funds, a situation described as unprecedented by a state auditor.

Dubrovnik Airport has been forced to return 22 million euros in EU funds due to a significant corruption scandal involving improper public procurement. Reports indicate that sewage pipes were allegedly installed instead of fuel systems, leading to the financial penalty.

Telegram.hr: What is happening at Dubrovnik Airport? HDZ member: 'The biggest corruption…

The Dubrovnik Airport is reportedly involved in a major corruption scandal due to improper public procurement, leading to the return of 22 million euros in EU funds.

tportal: Dubrovnik Airport returns 22 million euros over corruption scandal

Dubrovnik Airport was forced to return 22 million euros due to a corruption scandal involving the installation of sewage pipes instead of fuel systems.

New evidence has surfaced against a minister, who continues to deny the accusations despite visual evidence reportedly presented in a 3D video.

Telegram.hr: Evidence against minister emerges: continues to deny in a crudely filmed 3D…

New evidence has surfaced against a minister, who denies the accusations despite visual evidence presented in a 3D video.

In Zagreb, vandals have damaged vehicles by tearing off the front license plates of drivers in an entire city block, in an act described as senseless vandalism.

Večernji list: Vandals Rip Off License Plates in Zagreb

In Zagreb, vandals have damaged vehicles by tearing off the front license plates of drivers in an entire block. The incident is described as senseless vandalism affecting residents.

The starting lineup for Dinamo has been leaked, indicating the 11 players who will take the field against Rijeka in the upcoming derby match.

tportal: Dinamo's lineup revealed for derby against Rijeka

The starting lineup for Dinamo has been leaked, indicating the 11 players who will take the field against Rijeka in the upcoming derby match.

Sonja Kastl, recognized as one of Croatia's greatest ballerinas, has passed away. She was a significant figure in Croatian ballet.

Telegram.hr: Sonja Kastl, one of Croatia's greatest ballerinas, has died

The news reports the passing of Sonja Kastl, recognized as one of the most significant figures in Croatian ballet.

The head of a student list has spoken to Croatian media for the first time, emphasizing the importance of clearly defining how the country will be governed following their recent victory.

Telegram.hr: Student list leader speaks to Croatian media for the first time about leading…

The head of the student list emphasizes the importance of clearly defining how the country will be governed following their victory.

The political implications of Serbian President Vučić's recent electoral defeat are causing unease among Croatian authorities, with the fall of a corrupt regime seen as bad news for the hard right and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

Telegram.hr: Vučić's defeat is bad news for the hard right and Andrej Plenković

The fall of another corrupt regime creates unease for the Croatian authorities, with Serbian President Vučić's political situation having implications for Croatian leadership.

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