As seen in the stuff.co.nz article here - http://stuff.co.nz/4270604a28.html - it seems to contradict itself.
On the one hand, it says "Vodafone has finally launched its home line service, which lets customers use their mobile in place of their landline for toll-free calls nationwide",
but it also says you can plug in your handsets, "cordless or corded", which seems to imply a much more traditional phone service, and not nearly as enticing as being able to use your cellphone as a landline when within a certain distance of the @Home device.
Can someone clear this up? :)