Coronavirus: March 15 memorial and Pasifika Festival given go-ahead
Attendees are being told to take up responsibility to not spread illness.
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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.
Facebook attempt to mollify families ahead of anniversary falls flat
"I just don't think Zuckerberg realises what the impact is on the average Muslim kid."
'We saw things we never want to see again' - Police Commissioner reflects on NZ's darkest day
Mike Bush says police are determined to do all they can to prevent another March 15
Police Commissioner Mike Bush in Wellington
Focus: Outgoing Police Commissioner Mike Bush reflects on his experience through the Christchurch Mosque shootings. Video / Mark Mitchell
Sam Brittenden leaves Christchurch District Court
Sam Brittenden refused to comment as he left Christchurch District Court this morning. Video / Kurt Bayer
Al Noor mosque threat: Teen appears in Christchurch court
Further charges are likely against Sam Brittenden following his court appearance.
'Let's show the world. We are one': Tournament to honour victims
A football tournament will be held to mark the one-year anniversary of the mosque attacks.
Al Noor mosque threat: Police speaking to 19yo
Police have referred an image featuring Al Noor mosque to the Chief Censor.
White supremacist propaganda appears around Auckland Uni on first day back
The university says the posters are being taken down.
Police investigate threat to Christchurch mosques
Police are investigating an online threat made to Christchurch mosques.
Christchurch imam calls for an annual March 15 memorial
"They should not be forgotten" says Al Noor Imam Gamal Fouda.
Christchurch massacre survivor Farid Ahmed pens book, donates all royalties to St John
March 15 terror attack survivor Farid Ahmed pens book as a tribute to his slain wife
Husna's story: Terror attack survivor Farid Ahmed pens tribute book to slain wife
March 15 terror attack survivor Farid Ahmed pens book as a tribute to his slain wife
Muslims don't want March 15 memorial
Otago Muslim Assn says victims of terror attack and families not told about service.
Heather from Papanui found: Widow's gratitude to mystery woman in mosque attacks
Jacinda Ardern put out a call to find the Good Samaritan.
Jail for sick 'Call of Duty' mosque shooting image
Man edited video for white supremacist Philip Arps.
Christchurch mosque shooting: Survivors front up to pre-trial court hearing
Survivors and family members come to court to witness proceedings.
Accused mosque gunman's case due back in court today
The Australian national faces 51 charges of murder, 40 of attempted murder.
Far-right group planned mosque attacks similar to Christchurch - officials
Group plotted 'commando' attacks on Muslims across Germany.
Livestreamed terror: Why Facebook continues to fail after Chch attacks
Facebook said new methods would prevent it happening again. Then it happened again.
Top court says no to 'leapfrog' appeal over legality of gun ban
The Kiwi Party argued the Treaty of Waitangi should protect the right to bear arms.
'The focus was on the victims:' NZ media led with empathy after Christchurch mosque attacks, Aussie media led with alleged gunman
New research shows victims of the attack led the media coverage in New Zealand.
White supremacist banned from mosques and contact with Muslims
The man has more than 30 criminal convictions.
GPS tracking sought to keep white supremacist away from mosques
Corrections applies for extra-vigilant release conditions for Hitler-admirer Philip Arps.
Five biggest trials of 2020: Terror, gangs, corruption and a cold case
The president of the Comancheros gang and a media personality are also due to stand trial.
Mosque shooting accused will be one of first to read commission's report
Muslim community outraged accused will see sections of report into Christchurch attacks.