Alleged Christchurch gunman sent death threats two years before attack
The accused gunman sent death threats two years before Christchurch attack.
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Daniel Eb: We need a national year of service
COMMENT: This rite-of-passage a chance to invest in young Kiwis and our collective future.
Victims of Christchurch shootings receive $1.65m in grants so far
So far $1.65m has been handed out to the victims of Christchurch's mosque attacks.
Muslims honoured as six kiwi named after victims
Six of 12 kiwi released in Northland were named after victims of the mosque attacks.
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COMMENT: The 50 people shot and killed on March 15 are certainly Kiwis who fell in war.
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A phrase used by the PM repeatedly since the attacks was present in her very first notes.
Ardern gets high praise at international women's event
"She won't build a wall, she won't slam a door, she will talk about refugees."
Student admits making anti-Muslim slurs day after attack
The student plead guilty in court, but was unapologetic.
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'Facebook's not listening': Social media giant fails to ban the hate
Facebook users say the social media giant isn't listening when they report "hate speech".
Cliff Curtis among entertainers at fundraiser for mosque victims
Tickets are available through i-Ticket.
Police want fewer Anzac Day events in interests of public safety
Police say there is no specific threat, but are urging caution after Christchurch attacks.
Front Page podcast: Kiwis footing the bill for accused gunman's two lawyers
Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.
Kiwis foot bill for accused mosque gunman's lawyers
The two Auckland lawyers have worked together on criminal cases for the past 15 years.
Outrage over competition to 'win free trip to NZ' to meet terror attack victims
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".
Accused Christchurch gunman donated $3650 to far-right French group
The Christchurch attack suspect transferred to the Generation Identity group in France
'Coward': Victim's family slams accused Christchurch gunman
Families of victims of Christchurch mosque shootings were in the High Court today.
Accused mosque gunman to undergo mental health tests
Shooting accused to face two mental health assessments.
Outspoken Hamilton councillor apologises to Muslim community
Mayor says he has no doubt the councillor has 'learned a lot' in the past few days.
Kiwi birds named after youngest terror attack victims
Twelve kiwi will soon be released into the Pukenui Western Hills Forest.
Comment: With grace we deal with our differences
Comment: With love and understanding Muslims are recovering from March 15.
Editorial: Multicultural festivities back in full colour
Comment: Three weeks after the mosque attacks, NZ is changed for the better
Designed to kill: The damage caused by guns in Christchurch shooting
Christchurch surgeon James McKay opens up about the types of injuries caused on March 15.
Fraser Anning criticises Muslim prayer at NZ Anzac Day service
Controversial Australian senator says the prayer is 'left-wing virtue signalling'.
'As soon as anybody steps inside this place … it'll definitely be emotional'
Linwood Mosque, where 7 Muslims were killed in terror attack, reopens for Friday prayers.
Political Roundup: How intolerant is New Zealand?
The Christchurch terror attack has led to much discussion around racism in New Zealand.
Police have made 1000 visits to places of worship since Chch attacks
Police Minister Stuart Nash paid tribute to public servants who helped after the attacks.
Focus Live: Gun City boss David Tipple fronts MPs on semi-automatics ban
Gun City boss David Tipple has told MPs the ban on semi-automatics "ignored what went wrong" in how the alleged Christchurch gunman obtained firearms and ammunition.
Anzac backlash: Veterans angry at Muslim prayer plan
RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.
Celebs pitch in for show to support Christchurch victims
The Gala Variety Show is this Sunday, April 7, at Sky City Theatre in central Auckland.