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'Pretty alarming': Schools struggle to control student images online (opens the original)
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New research shows more than two-thirds of schools have accidentally published a student's image online. Photo / Getty Images Parents and schools are facing growing risks around children’s photos online, as artificial intelligence makes images easier to manipulate, search and reuse. Earlier this month, Takaro School in Palmerston North and Pāpāmoa Primary School revealed they had stopped posting student photos on Facebook, citing concerns about children’s privacy and the lack of control over ima
'The new norm': Christchurch Hospital ED corridor patients more than triple (opens the original)
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Christchurch Hospital’s emergency department is treating more than three times as many patients in corridors as it was three years ago – with a senior doctor saying it’s become “the new norm”. Health NZ figures released to Newstalk ZB show 14,582 patients were recorded in corridors in the 2025-26 financial year – up from 3911 in 2022-23. The amount of time patients spent in corridors has also nearly quintupled from 6126 hours to more than 29,000. Around 4000 patients were recorded in corridors i
AI deep-fake abuse surges in New Zealand schools (opens the original)
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Act MP Laura McClure shows an artificial intelligence-generated deep-fake nude photo of herself in the House. There are fresh concerns artificial intelligence deep fakes are evolving faster than New Zealand can keep up – with school students increasingly being targeted. Netsafe has recorded more than 30 school-related deep-fake reports in the first half of this year – already surpassing the nine in 2024 and 14 last year combined. Its generative AI (generative artificial intelligence) report said
‘We scrimp and save’: Severe learning needs applications double in four years (opens the original)
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Nearly three-quarters of applicants for the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme were approved in the past financial year. Photo / 123rf Hundreds more school-aged children are seeking Government support for severe learning needs – including developing skills usually achieved by toddlers. Applications for the Government’s highest level of learning support have surged 64% in four years, new Ministry of Education figures show. There were 2723 applications for the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme (ORS) last financial
‘Key building blocks’ not ready: Treasury warning on school assessment tool (opens the original)
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The tool Smart runs twice-yearly reading, writing and maths assessments for Year 3 to 10 students. Photo / 123rf Treasury warned the Government not to rush its new school assessment tool – months before a security flaw made the records of 276 students accessible. The Student Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting Tool (Smart) was rolled out nationally on March 23, three days after final security sign-off. A data breach in July then exposed some student information. Written Parliamentary Questions
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