'I forgive him': Mosque survivor's message to gunman who killed his wife
Survivor Christchurch terror attacks has forgiven the gunman.
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Christchurch mosque shootings: Immigration priority for families of victims
Head of Immigration says agency doing all it can to support those affected.
Foreign Governments tell citizens in NZ to 'remain vigilant'
The US, Canada, Australia and Bangladesh have advised their citizens in NZ to be careful.
Christchurch terror attack: Faces of the fallen
These are the faces, and stories, of 50 people killed in a terrorist attack on March 15.
Faces of the dead, missing and injured
New details are emerging of the dead, the missing and the injured.
Gwynne Dyer: Battling begums stifle democracy
Bangladesh is now a one-party state where about half the population hates the ruling party
Rohingya repatriation plan scrapped — for now
700,000 Rohingya Muslims who fled to Bangladesh "are not willing to go back now".
Thai police shut down journalists' panel about Rohingya
UN team recommended that Myanmar military leaders should be prosecuted for genocide.
Cruel reality of life for child refugees
Race to save a drowning boy highlights the plight of thousands of Rohingya children.
Four million denied citizenship
The draft raises the question of where migrants will go after the numbers are finalised.
'We lost everything ... I just want her to live in safety'
Strength and courage shine through in these photos of refugees from around the world.
Clinging to hope: Kiwi's week in a refugee camp
Conditions in the refugee camp will only get worse as monsoon rains arrive, Kiwi says.
World war: Fashion dame in centre of 'Made-in-NZ' storm
Denise L'Estrange-Corbet has hit back at questions over where her T-shirts are made.
Northland nurse answers the call when disaster strikes
Humanity's capacity for cruelty a shock for Whangarei nurse/midwife Donna Collins.
Kiwi couple named in human trafficking case
The pair face over 40 charges for alleged human trafficking and exploitation of workers.
Passion with a purpose for Whangarei woman
Sandra McKersey helps build a new home for young boys and a fresh chance in life.
Couple fight autistic son's deportation
A boy faces deportation to Bangladesh, which his parents claim would severely deprive him.
Raped by armed forces: 21 survivors recount horrific ordeals
"They yanked off her jewellery, tore off her clothes and threw her to the floor."
Pope's plea for Rohingya refugees
The Pope says Bangladesh needs support of international community in dealing with crisis.
People trafficking charges laid against NZ couple
The couple were charged for arranging the entry of two Bangladeshi nationals into NZ.
Opinion: Make room for people fleeing Burma
The new Government can show its credibility by taking more refugees from Burma.
Labour MP has bag snatched in Auckland
Labour Party MP Priyanca Radhakrishnan had her bag snatched in Ponsonby yesterday.
Black Caps in line for clean sweep
New Zealand reached 270 for eight after being sent in by Bangladesh at Dublin.
Black Caps ease to another win
New Zealand eased to a four-wicket victory with 15 balls to spare
Fed up at work? At least you don't do this
Bangladesh man has to unblock the city's sewer lines without any proper safety equipment.
Nobel Prize winner in NZ to talk business
Nobel Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus is in New Zealand to talk business.
The key bowler to a Black Caps' renaissance
The second test against Bangladesh in Christchurch gives Trent Boult the chance to underline his status as New Zealand's preeminent left-arm pace bowler.
Wind doesn't help either team on day one
Bangladesh prospered and will start day two today at 154 for three.
'Tree man' cured of his condition
A Bangladeshi man with bark-like warts on his body has undergone treatment that may have cured him of his condition.
Records are made to be broken for Bangladesh
Played 17, lost 17; Bangladesh's record against New Zealand in all formats in New Zealand doesn't require a forensic examination.