Cost of mosque gunman's incarceration prompts calls to send him to Australia
Cabinet papers reveal that $3.6 million has been approved to cover the incarceration.
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'He's still going on his rants': Mosque gunman's prison costs $3.6m in two years
The Australian national is due to be sentenced later this month.
PM's message to comedian who joked about March 15 terror attacks
The comedian had already had a Netflix deal cancelled after anti-Semitic comments.
Tauranga man jailed for sharing footage of Christchurch terror attack
Man jailed for sharing footage of the Christchurch terror attack with eight people.
'Appalled': Auckland Council calls in police over death threats
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
Mosque attack: Dozens apply for special exception to attend gunman's sentencing
Victim Support is helping survivors and family members get to NZ.
Mosque attack: Coronial inquiry on hold
Chief coroner yet to decide whether inquest will be held.
Police searches after mosque shooting unlawful
Police searched homes and workplaces without warrants following the March 15 attacks.
Revealed: Taxpayers' legal bill for Christchurch terrorist
Details of the legal work and some of the taxpayer costs for the case have been released.
'Not disappointed': Mosque gunman's lawyers on sacking
Brenton Tarrant wants to represent himself at his sentencing next month.
Mosque shooting: Border exceptions for victims
Gunman will be sentenced in Christchurch next month.
Crown seeks to lay terrorism charge against Auckland man
The matter was heard in the High Court at Auckland today.
Comment: Will life mean life for the Christchurch mosque killer?
COMMENT: The Christchurch mosque shooting was 'exceptional in it's brutality.'
March 15 mosque threat reported weeks before attack - claims
Man threatened to burn Qur'an outside Hamilton mosque on March 15.
Christchurch mosque threat: Action Zealandia member refused to hand over phone password
Teen's house raided after threat to Al Noor Mosque days before shooting anniversary.
Niece of mosque attack victim hopes to travel from UK for gunman's sentencing
Niece says attending the sentencing will be an important part of the grieving process.
Mosque killer's sentencing date revealed, could last three days
Judge confirms date despite ongoing Covid-19 border uncertainty.
Mosque shooter interview should not be public, attack witness says
The Royal Commission into the attacks has revealed it has interviewed the gunman.
Deputy Police Commissioner Mike Clement retires, recalls 42 years on the front line
Deputy Commissioner Mike Clement looks back on his 42 year career and his biggest moments
Mosque terrorist interviewed to 'provide answers to NZ public'
The Royal Commission has interviewed the terrorist who killed 51 people in Christchurch.
NZ First MP: Firearms changes may have stopped terrorist from getting gun licence
Managing firearms licences will be taken off police and given to an independent authority.
Mosque terrorist 'should never been granted gun licence'
Sorrces say he was unable to supply proper referees.
Mosque attack survivor's remarkable story: How tragedy put anger into perspective
Just days after a dodgy roofer scammed him of $8000, Nathan Smith survived the shootings
Taming the world wild web: Has NZ gone too far?
Banning content deemed harmful sounds good in principle, but who decides it's harmful?
Chch mosque gunman's sentencing delayed due to Covid restrictions
Victims and survivors currently overseas want the chance to see justice served.
Website of the Year, Newspaper of the Year: 'Powerhouse' Herald sweeps media awards
Herald scoops the pool in Voyager Media Awards.
'Extreme right-wing' British man found with mosque shootings video on his phone charged with terrorism offences
Social media posts showed that he "admired" far-right figures, including Adolf Hitler.
A royal Zoom call: Prince William video chats with Christchurch mosque shooting victims
'I'm really proud of all of you,' the Duke said.
Police searched for suspects in unapproved trial of facial recognition tech
They did not have any of the necessary clearance from their bosses or the government.
Important work from Christchurch Call continues
COMMENT: A year after the Christchurch call, it's clear the only way forward is together.
Justice minister Andrew Little 'concerned' with police facial recognition trial
Minister of Justice Andrew Little says police failed to get any necessary clearance.
Royal Commission investigating Chch mosque attacks needed lockdown extension
Official documents show the Royal Commission wasn't on track to meet its April deadline.
Norway mosque attacker 'inspired' by Christchurch shootingss
A Norwegian gunman was inspired to kill muslims by the Christchurch mosque attack.
Lawyer: Govt didn't need to compensate over gun reform
High Court hearing argument over Govt's gun reform.