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Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on March 15 commemorations
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on March 15 commemorations
One year on: Lives put on hold by the mosque attacks
A chef shot in the mosque attacks last year fears for the future of his young family.
Christchurch Mosque Shootings | Chapter Five | Where are we now
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.
White supremacist is a former soldier, says Defence Force
It comes after a soldier was arrested at Linton Military Camp in December.
March 15: Day the internet was weaponised
Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.
How NZ has been at the forefront of a global collaboration to curb online terror
The Christchurch Call processes have already been used to stop spread of online terror.
The Ripple Effect: Life after March 15 - faith and new beginnings
Chapter Five: Some of the victims of March 15 reflect on that day and look to the future.
Christchurch Mosque Shootings | Chapter Four | The Fallout
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.
Coronavirus: Ardern will keep shaking hands amid pandemic declaration
'I know that I also am really frequent with my hand washing.'
The Ripple Effect: Hope, fear and gun laws - the fallout from March 15
Chapter Four: Huge crowds gather at memorials as Govt races to ban some types of weapon.
Christchurch mosque hero still can't sleep: 'I could have done better'
One year on, counselling has not erased the trauma.
Focus: Emotions still raw for Linwood Mosque survivor Abdul Aziz one year on
Focus: The emotions are still raw for Linwood Mosque survivor Abdul Aziz one year on from the Christchurch Mosque shootings as James Cook High School's Māori immersion unit Puutake perform a specially-composed waiata for the Mosque’s leaders. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Mosque-attack victims remembered: 'The world weeps,' students sing in moving waiata
Manurewa school composes song for mosque attack victims.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Advice for those experiencing distress
Psychologist Laura Barkwill shares some tips to look after your mental health.
Focus: 160 students perform waiata for Linwood Mosque leaders
Focus: A massed choir of 160 students in James Cook High School's Māori immersion unit Puutake sang a specially-composed waiata for leaders of Christchurch's Linwood Mosque, who visited the school one year after the March 2019 attacks. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Mosque shooting donations topped $21m - but victims struggling to buy groceries
Mosque attack victims and survivors are still asking for help buying groceries.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Peace symposium dropped due to coronavirus
Event on 'Human Fraternity for Peace and Coexistence in Christchurch and Beyond' canned.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Forecast rain moves Sunday's service indoors
51 people died in the March 15, 2019 attacks on two city mosques.
Christchurch Mosque Shootings | Chapter Two | What Happened Next
The Ripple Effect - What Happened Next. Chapter two looks at the aftermath. The hours that followed the shootings, the confusion, the panic and the excruciating wait family members faced for information about their loved ones caught up in the attacks.
Christchurch Mosque Shootings | Chapter Three | The Day After
The Ripple Effect - The Day After. Chapter three combs through the events that took place in that first week following March 15.
Far-right extremists still threaten NZ, a year on from mosque attacks
COMMENT: We tend to view March 15 as an aberration – but we still need to be on guard.
Coronavirus: Political fallout over response as almost 9000 self-isolate
Things have dramatically changed since the decision on the minimum wage, says National.
The Ripple Effect: The day after - horror of March 15 dawns on a country forever changed
In Chapter Three of his series, Kurt Bayer looks at March 16 - the day after the attacks.
Siena Yates: Mosque documentary a timely reminder that we need to do better
We Are One feels warm and personal and real.
Coronavirus: March 15 memorial and Pasifika Festival given go-ahead
Attendees are being told to take up responsibility to not spread illness.
'Dirty tricks': Pro-gun group hijacks name and logo of anti-gun group
'You're digging for a story that's not there' - New Conservative member on copyright theft
Special report: Chaos and courage - the frontline heroes of Christchurch shootings
In chapter two of his series, Kurt Bayer examines the immediate aftermath of the attacks.
Two Hawke's Bay events to commemorate mosque shootings
"It doesn't have to be a day to remember the losses - also remember how we came together."
Christchurch videos: Terror victims tell their stories in their own words
Christchurch Muslim community members share their stories in their own words.
Christchurch Mosque Shootings | Chapter One | The Beginning
The Ripple Effect - The Beginning. Chapter one examines what happened at the two mosques that day through the eyes of those who witnessed the carnage first hand.
Special report: The Ripple Effect - Inside the shootings that shattered a nation's heart
As the gunman is sentenced, Kurt Bayer examines 'our darkest of days' in a 5-part series.
Woman charged after sharing of police terror alert to banks
19-year-old woman charged after confidential police document shared online.
Cops alert banks to terror transactions ahead of Christchurch anniversary
The confidential memo urged banks to be on high alert ahead of March 15.