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This rhetorical and ideological vagueness obscures a pivotal point: there is no such thing as a singular form of democracy, writes Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll.

Dozens of paddocks planted in bright yellow sunflowers have been drawing visitors to farms throughout Aotearoa this summer.

Both teams confirmed their places in the Super Smash T20 play-offs after no play was possible on the final day of the regular season in Wellington.

The inaugural Underground Festival will be held at Greystone Wine's regenerative organic vineyard in mid-February.

The government is required under the Paris Agreement to report progress on adaptation and on contributions to reducing emissions today.

NZTA will reverse speed limits on 38 sections of the state highway network - including through the Rakaia township - back to their previous higher speed limit.

The Hurunui and Kaikōura councils are not expecting a share of the increased International Visitor Levy.

A transport safety advocacy group is taking legal action over the rollback. Audio

Wellington and Christchurch also saw price differences exceeding $1 million last year, new data shows. Audio

In some cases, buyers thought they were picking up cannabis only to be threatened and fleeced. Audio

Fire and Emergency New Zealand is calling on households to refrain from using fireworks or sky lanterns during celebrations for the Lunar New Year.

A total, 38 sections of the state highway network are heading back to higher speed limits and more are being mulled.

The country's rapidly depleting gas fields have sped up its electrification plans.

General practices are closing their books, with nearly 40% not taking new patients last year. Audio

New Hurricanes lock Zach Gallagher thought long and hard about leaving the Crusaders and moving north.

Heavy rain and strong winds swept across the South Island last night, with Metservice warning of thunderstorms and severe gales as wind gusts of 120km/h possible later today.

The drop in interest costs for affected households could be dramatic, an economist says.

Despite more than a decade of debate on the plant's replacement, the Akaroa community is still divided on the plans.

An urupā in Banks Peninsula will be handed back to local iwi after more than a century of talks. Audio

Otago Fish & Game said it was the first known major outbreak of the bacterial disease in the region, while in Timaru rescuers are scrambling to respond to a suspected outbreak.

An Ashburton woman was surprised to find out the council would no longer help with the maintenance of the California Redwood tree that towers over her property.