Frazer Norwell is an on-air contributor for The Local, focusing on national news in Norway. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Frazer provides insightful and engaging articles on a variety of topics, including weather, culture, and current events. His work has also been featured in The Local Denmark, One Media, and The Local Europe.
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Frazer Norwell's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, citing data and legal policy regulations, with specific emphasis on Norwegian government and politics. His interest in personal finance indicates a potential openness to topics related to financial policies affecting individuals.
When reaching out to Frazer, consider offering insights or analysis related to Norwegian governmental decisions, new policies or changes in regulations. Additionally, pitches centered around the impact of these policies on personal finance matters may also be well-received.
Given his national focus on Norway and themes covered such as immigration and food among others, relevant expertise should revolve around Norwegian governance structures, political developments within the region as well as socio-economic factors impacting daily life in Norway.
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Farmers to make demands to the government, two out of three oil jobs to disappear, and more news from Norway on Wednesday.
Tax rebates, an update on the ‘exit tax', the revised national budget, and a potential new interest rate strategy are among the key things to look out for in May.
The strained finances of bus provider Unibuss could cause chaos for Oslo's bus network if the company folds.
Flights in and out of southern Norway will be delayed after the airspace over the south of the Nordic country was temporarily closed on Thursday morning.
Airspace over southern Norway closed, finance minister promises more cash for the police, and other news from Norway on Thursday.
A trio of jazz festivals, a new museum opening, and the seven mountain hike in Bergen are among the best things happening in Norway in May.
Spring is the perfect time to go to a loppis in Norway and save some cash in the incredibly expensive country.
PM says he can still win the next election, commuters reminded of tax deductions, and other news from Norway on Friday.
Norway has a tax deduction that those who commute to work can claim. However, it must be added manually to tax returns, meaning many miss out.
By: Frazer Norwell
Whether it's time to up sticks and get away from Norway's cities, or you've always dreamed of owning a holiday home in the country's stunning rural areas, there is some key info you need to know.
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