'She doesn't recognise anybody': Mosque shooting victim's new fight
Dad can't stop tears at news his bullet-riddled little girl has brain damage.
Dad can't stop tears at news his bullet-riddled little girl has brain damage.
Today's top stories: House sales plummet, report reveals Chorus failed to protect workers.
Alen woke up from a coma earlier this week after undergoing multiple surgeries.
Daniel Tuapawa was wearing a 'Trump for NZ' T-shirt when he abused people at the mosque.
The second-hand dealer says he's sold several swastika badges since Christchurch attacks.
Shooting survivor, 4, is out of a coma but doctors warn of lengthy prognosis.
Comment: New Zealand is making the mistakes usually made in response to terrorism.
Advertising death is tricky at the best of times. And it's even worse after a tragedy.
The man caused a disturbance outside Al Noor Mosque while wearing a 'Trump for NZ' shirt.
Top Facebook director made the admission to a committee of US members of Congress.
Grants have been administered by Victim Support on behalf of the Ministry of Justice.
Owner of extreme website warns that threats of imminent violence are not protected speech.
Volunteers to sort and catalogue thousands of flowers, cards and tributes.
The accused gunman sent death threats two years before Christchurch attack.
As a gesture of 'good faith', CEO David Tipple has agreed to reduce the size of the signs.
COMMENT: This rite-of-passage a chance to invest in young Kiwis and our collective future.
So far $1.65m has been handed out to the victims of Christchurch's mosque attacks.
Six of 12 kiwi released in Northland were named after victims of the mosque attacks.
Overseas bans on semi-auto firearms led to 'clever' inventions by gun makers.
COMMENT: The 50 people shot and killed on March 15 are certainly Kiwis who fell in war.
A phrase used by the PM repeatedly since the attacks was present in her very first notes.
"She won't build a wall, she won't slam a door, she will talk about refugees."
The student plead guilty in court, but was unapologetic.
What was happening behind the scenes for the three days after the mosque attacks?
Facebook users say the social media giant isn't listening when they report "hate speech".
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Police say there is no specific threat, but are urging caution after Christchurch attacks.
Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.
The two Auckland lawyers have worked together on criminal cases for the past 15 years.
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".