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The upgrade will let customers search, summarise and compare documents using a built-in AI assistant while keeping existing data and settings intact.
Serving more than half of Azerbaijan's population, the group is using physical terminals and app services to ease customers towards digital payments.
AI search could expose weaknesses in New Zealand public services, even as the country's digital government score climbed to 68.8.
Passengers face a month of rail disruption this summer, with only 44% of Wairarapa Line services running on time in August.
Frustration over a lack of facilities has forced South Wairarapa District Council to install temporary loos in Featherston during an upgrade worth $308,000.
Apartment residents using the system have cut electricity bills by an average of 30 to 40 per cent, as it wins the 2026 top prize.
The airport wants passengers to find accurate travel information more easily as AI search starts to replace traditional website visits.
Schools can now keep handwriting central while giving pupils digital feedback, as Writer's Toolbox adds an opt-in recognition tool.
The free site helped commuters check flooded routes during Bangkok's disaster zone conditions, logging more than 13,000 uses in its first day.
Airports across Asia face a funding and design test as forecasts point to USD $1.3 trillion in regional capital needs by 2040.
The device could improve safety for blind and low-vision users by warning of head-height hazards that standard white canes may miss.
Night-time vehicle access to Titirangi Maunga will end in early 2027, after residents backed gates to curb dumping and vandalism.
Households could soon sort rubbish into separate bins as the council weighs a system aimed at cutting dumping and landfill waste.
Concerns over safety and dune damage could see full vehicle bans at Waimārama Beach, with permits reserved for ATVs and exempt users.
Vacant buildings, traffic and poor access are set to be tackled as Nelson council consults on a waterfront masterplan for the city.
What began with 76 graduates has grown into New Zealand's largest construction health and safety event, drawing more than 350 attendees.
People without compatible phones, English fluency or safe access to devices risk missing vital instructions when emergencies strike.
Tokoroa residents will regain indoor pool access on 3 October after a NZD $17 million revamp added a sauna, spa and better mobility access.
Better data sharing could make supply chains more predictable for MSMEs, as India links highways, ports and warehouses with digital systems.
Residents can now pay rates, borrow books and book free meeting rooms in Tokoroa's revamped $2 million community hub.
