Features / Synne Johnsson

Odfjell.com • 13th January 2020

En route to eco-friendly ballast water | Odfjell.com

In yet another move towards a more sustainable, efficient fleet, Odfjell installs ballast water systems on all owned vessels. The benefits are significant.

Scan Magazine • 10th September 2019

From SKAM to Disco | Scan Magazine

You might have seen her on the screen: the young feminist with the shoulder-length, blonde hair and her signature red lip, who more than once taught Scandinavians of all ages a thing or two about the struggles of being a teenage girl through her SKAM character, Noora Sætre.

Scan Magazine • 6th August 2019

From underground walls to exhibitions | Scan Magazine

Painter Atle Østrem did not start his artist career in a traditional way: after painting graffiti illegally for years, his hobby eventually led to his arrest and a number of fines. He then decided to take his art from walls to canvases.

Odfjell.com • 8th July 2019

Fighting piracy with education | Odfjell.com

The Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) started in 2010 a preventive project to combat piracy in Puntland, Somalia. Odfjell has supported this project for several years, following the positive, documented developments in the local community.

Bergens Tidende • 2nd July 2019

Debatt: – Bergensarane må ta tilbake Bryggen! | BT.no

Attraksjonane i Bergen er berre tilrettelagt for turistane. Det må kommunen gjere noko med. Bryggen, Fisketorget, Fløyen. Alle tre er dei blant bergensaranes stoltheit og alle tre er dei forgifta av overprisa suvenirar laga i Kina. Bergen er blitt ei turistfelle.

Scan Magazine • 13th May 2019

A maritime adventure in the heart of Bergen | Scan Magazine

Beneath idyllic mountains, on the Hanseatic harbour in Bergen, Norway, The Tall Ships Races invites you to take part in Europe’s biggest free event, where people can experience 70 of the world’s most beautiful sailing ships, local food and live music.

Odfjell.com • 18th February 2019

The seafarer life | Odfjell.com

Looking for a challenging career that can take you around the world and give you a unique expertise? One thing is guaranteed: As a seafarer, no day is ever the same.

Scan Magazine • 9th October 2018

Traditional craft for modern lives | Scan Magazine

In an era where most companies are all about thinking new, Liam Edward Rode-Hæhre and Helge Mamen started thinking old, and created high-quality shoes inspired by old design and handcraft.

European Poetry Festival • 27th February 2018

Endre Ruset | European Poetry Festival

An interview with Endre Ruset for EuropeanPoetryFestival 2018 with Synne Johnsson At a poetry festival in Berlin, poet Endre Ruset met a Japanese haiku poet and was inspired to try the Japanese poetry form himself. Inspired by ski jumping and Noriaki Kasai he has now given out two poetry collections about the Japanese ski jumper.

The River • 31st January 2018

KU striker Will Calnan dreams of Tokyo Olympics after England call up | River Online

When Kingston student Will Calnan missed out on selection after his first trial for Surrey at the age of 12, his mother e-mailed the coaches saying they had to give him another try.

Scan Magazine • 10th January 2018

Idyllic music festival on the west coast of Norway | Scan Magazine

One late November evening in 2006, Sigvard Madsen and Trond Tvedt met for dinner to start planning what would become one of the biggest music festivals in western Norway: Tysnesfest.

The River • 1st December 2017

Kingston University American football star set for team GB | River Online

A Kingston University American football player was taken on to the Great Britain national team in June, after only two years of playing the sport. Gabriel Quartey, 20, was invited to trials after playing for his team, London Blitz, and has since then been to several camps, but has yet to play a game.

The River • 1st November 2017

My life as a gay Muslim | River Online

Many students see their time at university as the time to find themselves, but for Kingston student Akif Khan this is truer than for most. Khan, 20, comes from a conservative Muslim family in greater London and grew up in a strict household: praying five times a day, no alcohol, no pork and halal meat only.

The River • 19th October 2017

At last we got rid of Uber | River Online

For most people Uber has become the new way of getting from A to B. It is easy, it is cheap and it is hip. Unfortunately (read: fortunately) Uber has lost its license in London and it seems like the end of the world for Londoners. But is it really?

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En route to eco-friendly ballast water | Odfjell.com

From SKAM to Disco | Scan Magazine

From underground walls to exhibitions | Scan Magazine

Fighting piracy with education | Odfjell.com

Debatt: – Bergensarane må ta tilbake Bryggen! | BT.no

A maritime adventure in the heart of Bergen | Scan Magazine

The seafarer life | Odfjell.com

Traditional craft for modern lives | Scan Magazine

Endre Ruset | European Poetry Festival

KU striker Will Calnan dreams of Tokyo Olympics after England call up | River Online

Idyllic music festival on the west coast of Norway | Scan Magazine

Kingston University American football star set for team GB | River Online

My life as a gay Muslim | River Online

At last we got rid of Uber | River Online

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