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Who is mosque gunman? The making of a mass killer
He slipped into the country and lived a hermit's life, until the day he killed 51 people.
He slipped into the country and lived a hermit's life, until the day he killed 51 people.
Letters on the climate crisis, Simon Wilson, light rail, student visas and Jacinda Ardern.
A year after March 15, survivor Farid Ahmed reflects on his wife's death.
'We support their decision without any doubt,' survivor backs decision to halt memorial
"You're creating the perpetrators."
COMMENT: I don't think I am as naive or as wilfully optimistic as I was a year ago.
Residents refused to allow Christchurch to be defined by hate, writes Chris Lynch.
In a special letter, the Islamic Women's Council thanks Kiwis for choosing love, not hate.
We say: Reflecting on the Christchurch mosque shootings, one year on.
Decision has been made because of the "rapidly changing environment" around Covid-19.
Huata Arahanga decided it was time for a change following the mosque shootings.
A Tauranga Muslim leader says we should not mark March 15. Here's why.
Mohammad Mohiuddin's friend and mentor was killed in the attack.
COMMENT: We need to teach our children the power of acceptance and diversity.
Christchurch mosque founder's son couldn't fathom what happened inside walls he saw built.
PM Jacinda Ardern says NZ was changed by the mosques attacks
'It's a fundamental basic right of society to have justice' - NZ Islamic Women's Council
Prime Minister attends joint prayer where 51 martyrs remembered as "heroes of the world".
More travel restrictions are likely in the next 48 hours.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on March 15 commemorations
A chef shot in the mosque attacks last year fears for the future of his young family.
The Ripple Effect - Where are we now? Chapter five takes a more in-depth look at what has changed for New Zealand in the last year, focussing on gun law reform and healing the rupture of the New Zealand psyche.
It comes after a soldier was arrested at Linton Military Camp in December.
The Christchurch Call processes have already been used to stop spread of online terror.
Chapter Five: Some of the victims of March 15 reflect on that day and look to the future.
Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.
The Ripple Effect - The Fallout. Chapter four takes us from March 22 and the first Friday prayer services at mosques around the country to the National Memorial Service at Hagley Park on March 29.
'I know that I also am really frequent with my hand washing.'
Chapter Four: Huge crowds gather at memorials as Govt races to ban some types of weapon.