Schools stories
A warm spell has pushed Waterworld 60,000 visits ahead of last year, prompting calls for more pool capacity before summer peaks.
The findings raise fresh concerns for children and pregnant women, with levels at 21 mostly rural schools linked to serious health risks.
Some Hawke's Bay families are waiting two years for child dental check-ups, with more than half of local children overdue for care.
After deducting running and overhead costs, Porirua City Council made a $210,000 profit from city centre paid parking last year.
Parents face fresh concerns after a damning report found the Teaching Council let Timothy Fisher keep teaching despite police warning he should not be alone with children.
More than 238,000 children and families have gained education support as the company's foundation passed its 10-year milestone, with $7.5 million donated.
The rollout should cut admin for teachers and give leaders a single view of vacancies, recruitment and compliance across 20 countries.
Its adjusted operating profit outlook has been narrowed to GBP £650 million-£675 million as underlying revenue growth accelerated to 6% in the third quarter.
Large print rooms could cut energy use by up to 90% as Epson targets heavy-duty offices with a new high-volume inkjet model.
Schools and trusts using EduPay will gain more payroll support as the platform adds specialist and fully managed service tiers with Armstrong Watson.
Many families may face a new safety challenge, with research finding 42% of 11 to 15-year-olds expect to move to apps outside the rules.
The finalists' farm-tech ideas could help boost productivity and sustainability in Malaysia's plantations, with the top team winning RM5,000.
More than 5,000 Scottish hospitals, schools and councils now have upgraded connectivity after BT finished a £350 million network programme early.
Many families may need to prepare for children to shift to less regulated apps, as research shows 42% of teens expect to bypass the ban.
The anniversary project brought 200 people together in Hereford, showing the tiny computer can make coding accessible to blind and sighted participants alike.
Public bodies could cut admin and free staff for frontline cases if ministers back AI tools with stronger oversight and safeguards.
With nearly 49,000 knife offences recorded in England and Wales last year, employers are being told to prepare for violent incidents on site.
Children need stronger AI literacy and critical thinking, the foundation says, as it seeks to reach 100 million young people by 2028.
Eligible buyers can now use net 30-day terms and approved spending controls in stores and online, after a wider rollout from the pilot.
The certification gives the technology consultancy external proof of its social and environmental standards, after two years of changes across the business.