Schools stories
Data#3 boosts John Paul College's education with cutting-edge wireless network, enhancing learning experiences.
Nearly one in five New Zealanders are exposed to drinking water that fails safety standards, raising infection risks for some communities.
A US$45 billion city is meant to relieve Cairo's overcrowding, but critics fear the fast-tracked project could become a ghost town.
CEO Graeme Muller says these major tech developments will significantly impact lives of New Zealanders for the better.
'Normal' people like you and I could soon be left in the dust by the generation or two below us as OMGTech! trains our future innovators.
A recent survey has asked schools what their IT preferences are for digital devices in the classroom. Which product would be best for you?.
A coordinated overhaul could unlock more homes in Auckland, after a taskforce report highlighted the barriers holding back development.
Acer and Cyclone forge new partnership to pass on savings and a wider range of ICT procurement options to New Zealand Schools.
New Zealand schools can win $5,000 worth of tech gear by showcasing their positive environmental and social impact.
New Zealand schools are embracing the browser-based production program, Soundtrap, for music and podcast projects.
New roads, rail and schools will be funded as the government lifts capital spending by USD $4 billion in Budget 2017.
Childcare providers and schools are being urged to inspect play equipment, after WorkSafe NZ warned ropes and cords can cause fatal strangulation.
New funding could help replace ageing roads, schools and hospitals while easing bottlenecks for housing and business growth across New Zealand.
Industry leaders say the extra NZD $11 billion in capital spending could unlock private funding for roads, hospitals and housing.
Finalists across New Zealand’s property sector will vie for honours at a gala dinner in Auckland on 16 June.
New Era IT and pcMedia hailed as top education partners at Microsoft's NZ awards for their exemplary ICT services to schools.
Virtual economy programme, Banqer, is thriving in New Zealand schools with over 30,000 students benefiting from Kiwibank funding.
About 1,600 workers could be needed at peak on Auckland's City Rail Link, with hundreds of openings for people new to work or unemployed.
New Zealand taxpayers could face a heavier bill for roads, schools and hospitals unless migrants are charged to help fund growth.
Lack of video captioning in New Zealand schools hampers deaf children's ability to learn, says NZ Federation for Deaf Children.
