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As quake-damaged Christchurch buildings have been demolished and sites cleared, archaeologists have been on-site gaining a unique insight into the past. Video

ANALYSIS: Auckland's centre-right politicians were supposed to unite for October's local body elections, but are destined to clash, writes Todd Niall.

Sir Mark Todd is chuffed with his and his horse's performance despite missing out on a podium finish at the Badminton Horse Trials in Britain.

Three New Zealanders are inside the top 10 places after the cross-country at the Badminton Horse Trials.

A woman has lost her appeal to own more animals after a badly treated and malnourished horse died in her care.

New Zealand riders fill three of the top ten places at the Badminton Horse trials after the first day of dressage.

On the eve of the Badminton Horse Trial in England, New Zealand's master horseman Sir Mark Todd has risen to number three in the world eventing rankings.

The playing field looks level from here, but who’s got the upper hand?

New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholson has decided to withdraw from this week's Badminton Horse Trials in England.

Two Auckland mayoral candidates are not happy at being invited and then excluded from an election event being organised by a ratepayer-funded business group.

ANALYSIS: The National Party-backed ticket in Auckland's elections may end up competing against strong centre-right candidates, with one refusing to sign a policy pledge.

Sir Mark Todd and NZB Campino were the best of the New Zealanders at the Kentucky Three Day Event in what was an otherwise disappointing outing for the Kiwis.

Bouts of torrential rain made for challenging conditions on cross country day at the Kentucky Three Day Event in the United States.

Sir Mark Todd is the best placed New Zealand equestrian after day one at the Kentucky four star event in the United States.

Sixteen years after last competing at and winning the prestigious Kentucky equestrian event, Blyth Tait is back as part of his campaign to qualify for the Rio Olympics.

ANALYSIS: On a day when New Zealanders remember wars fought outside the country, Mihingarangi Forbes recalls the personal story of an ancestor who fought in NZ's land wars.