World
Trade ministers initial a pact on medicine supplies for the next flu season
The draft lists a small set of drugs that cannot be held back by an export stop without notice.
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Business
Corner bakeries add an evening shift to meet office-return demand
Owners say the 4 p.m. rush is back, and so is the shortage of trained decorators.
Lifestyle
City gardeners share seed swaps before the winter planting window
The exchange is a table in the park, not a sale, and labelled packets are the only rule.
Opinion
Festival season is not a reason to stop checking the price of onions
A celebration can fill the diary and still leave the wholesale yard as the more important story.
Politics
Diplomats reopen talks on a river-water sharing schedule
Engineers from both sides will read the same gauge for a fortnight before any new quota is drafted.
Business
Wholesale markets see onion and tomato prices ease after new arrivals
Trucks from two producing districts reached the yard before dawn, the first heavy arrival in three weeks.
Technology
Researchers publish a plain-language audit of a traffic-camera algorithm
The audit found the camera flagged helmets correctly more often than it read number plates in the rain.
Technology
Schools trial a shared laptop library instead of one device per desk
Teachers report fewer forgotten chargers and a calmer start to first period.
Sports
Para-athletes receive a dedicated training window at the civic stadium
The track is theirs from six to eight on weekday mornings, with the throws cage already set.