I think it will be New Zealand's 9/11. It's changed us forever, things are already changing in terms of airport security and gun laws. It is really sad, and this is not who we are, but I think it was inevitable.
Paul Houghton, 51
Glenholme
I think it will be New Zealand's 9/11. It's changed us forever, things are already changing in terms of airport security and gun laws. It is really sad, and this is not who we are, but I think it was inevitable.
Paul Houghton, 51
Glenholme
No. I love New Zealand, and I never want to leave. The last place I want to be is on a plane.
Mary Cooper, 32,
Owhata
Not really. I still feel safe. My sister is there though and she feels unsafe.
Kris Roguski, 30
Glenholme
A bit. It was a very big shock, but hopefully we can stop this kind of thing from happening again.
San Nguyen, 43
Victoria
As the crowd chanted, Seymour walked back into the Beehive with his MPs.