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Opinion - The clean-up from Auckland's devastating floods is just beginning but insurance companies will need to start thinking about what it means for future coverage.

Visitor accommodation rules have tightened in the Queenstown Lakes District, but not to the extent the local council wanted.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins who is in Auckland today has confirmed the cut to the fuel excise tax and half-price public transport will be extended until June. Audio

The subsidies were first introduced at the start of last year and were due to end on 31 March.

A person using a metal detector at Marlborough's premier park is believed to be responsible for leaving more than 100 holes.

The ban cut out about 10 percent of possible blood donors.

Novak Djokovic says he does not feel any different "in terms of stress" as he aims to win the Australian Open final and clinch a record-equalling 22nd men's major.

After centuries of what they say are failed policies, marae, hapū, iwi and community leaders are calling for reform of alcohol laws.

Auckland Emergency Management says the weather across Tāmaki Makaurau is continuing to worsen and residents in flood-prone areas should prepare to evacuate. Audio

Free range egg farmers are fielding constant calls and managing a flood of customers at farmers' markets, as supplies are predicted to remain tight for a few more months. Audio

Opinion - Birds sold in the pet trade are often colourful and charismatic creatures. But there are negative aspects of the pet trade that warrant a closer look.

Small businesses across Aotearoa aren't confident the new prime minister will address their issues in time to win them over before the general election.

Analysis - The choices he makes this week will have a huge impact on what happens in October, when we go to the polls, Tim Watkin writes.

Some submitters have asked for a total ban of audible bird scaring devices in the Whakatāne district - but Horticulture New Zealand says any further restrictions could harm the industry.

Fluttering shearwater/pakahā chicks from Long Island in the Marlborough Sounds have successfully been transferred to Cape Farewell for a second year.

Rugby Australia will not make any major changes to the Giteau Law as Eddie Jones begins preparing to take charge of the Wallabies.

An Italian soccer prosecutor has requested that Juventus be docked nine points because of the way it accounted for player transfers.