Arts industry representatives called planned cuts "a disappointment" and warned that freelance workers would be hit hardest.

Southwest Finland Police are investigating cases of tax fraud among online bike sellers.

Just like the rest of us, the papers are hoping for a return to normality this summer - but will it be possible?

New car sales were still below long-term averages in April, but significantly higher than the same time last year.

Eleven percent of respondents said nothing had been done to prevent the spread of infections at their worksites.

Finland's Parliamentary Ombudsman has received 82 formal complaints about actions by various authorities.

A man previously convicted of setting 44 fires is suspected of a string of blazes last summer in the Tampere area.

The safety authority had 21 different masks tested after receiving reports from the public about mask odours.

The two biggest retail groups plan to significantly boost the number of fast charging points this year.

Restrictions on restaurants and bars may be eased as early as Friday, but a closer watch is being kept on some regions.

Morning papers report that Covid rates are at this year's low, but dissatisfaction with government actions has grown.

A new Finnish study targets the gut-brain connection in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease.

A Finland-linked firm is taking the Netherlands to court over the country's coal exit.

Cool weather and coronavirus restrictions led many to celebrate "Vappu" at home or in small groups outdoors.

An increasing number of single people in Finland are taking out mortgages.

Political speeches are a key part of May Day in Finland. 

A poll shows that people in Finland are split on the EU stimulus package.

The demonstration occurred in central Helsinki.

The spring festival is more low-key than usual this year.

Petteri Orpo: "This is a difficult situation for the National Coalition party."

Variants do not seem to be evading vaccines in Finland, a new study finds.

This year’s must-have balloons include Baby Yoda, pink poop and a one metre-tall unicorn.

Working from home during the pandemic hasn't increased employee burnout, a new Finnish study finds.

A survey of the dens of the highly endangered Saimaa ringed seal found only five pups that did not survive the winter.

The May Day weekend could help restaurants that have fallen on hard times.

Over 100 lorries snarled traffic in the capital as peat producers staged a protest Friday morning.

Most morning papers give readers a detailed look at the government's new state budget plan announced late Thursday.

Many of the auditor-general's purchases have not gone through contract bidding despite exceeding the financial threshold.

May Day holidaymakers are being urged to mask and party in small groups, as the southwest sees high infection rates.

Illicit drug use is suspected in five separate instances of deaths across Turku.