'Mama, where's Baba?': Child's heartbreak as family left to pick up the pieces
Victim's brother vows to move to NZ: "The remains of my brother are in this soil".
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Christchurch mosque shootings: Honouring the dead - Ahmed Abdel-Ghany
"Thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of our hearts," son tells NZ.
Youngest mosque victim, 2, allowed home
Father shot shielding 2-year-old son from mosque killer.
Cat Stevens to play at mosque shooting memorial
He joins a line-up including Marlon Williams, Maisey Rika, Hollie Smith and Teeks.
'He'd stop and stare': Neighbour uneasy around accused gunman
Māori neighbour of the Christchurch accused gunman says he stared her down on the street.
Northland Muslims throw open doors to public
Public open day organised by Northland Muslims this weekend
Hawkesby: Quitting Facebook the best way to protest their lack of humanity
COMMENT: The bottom line for Facebook is money, not respect for their community.
What Norway learned from lone gunman's mass shooting
Matt Nippert talks to the author of a book on Norway's mass killer Anders Breivik.
Grace, dignity shining from mosque attack survivors
Those who are left share lack of desire for vengeance.
Fran O'Sullivan: Aussies get it right with hard-line social media stance
COMMENT: Oz is once again ahead of play when it comes to clamping down on terrorism.
Eden Park to host Auckland's Remembrance for Christchurch
Mayor Phil Goff has invited all Aucklanders to attend the event.
Govt pushes some work back to deal with terror attack
Agencies' focus on terrorist attack response pushes back other work.
'Who are we?' - A young Kiwi Muslim reflects, in her own words
Nilufer Naeem is a 24-year-old lawyer, born and raised in Auckland, and practising Muslim.
Wall of love set up after Christchurch shootings
People can write messages of love and support on the wall.
Kenya terror survivor says Christchurch massacre 'like re-watching' past trauma
Aucklander Andrew McLaren was shot twice in the 2013 Nairobi shopping mall mass shooting.
Big Read: Speargun and mass surveillance - the confusion created by Simon Bridges
Would super-intrusive electronic intelligence have made a difference?
House of mosque terror accused blessed
A private ceremony was held attended by neighbours, friends and local Muslims.
Christchurch tribute graffiti removal on train cost taxpayers $3000
It may have had a message of support, but AT has had to remove graffiti from a train.
PM and Police Minister back mandatory gun register
Police Minister Stuart Nash says a register is likely to be looked at soon by Government.
Air NZ will return to Facebook despite call for solidarity from big advertisers
The airline has paused advertising on the platform but plans to resume ads on the site.
Whitcoulls pulls semi-automatic gun modifier help book
"It could be illegal for a person, or bookseller, to make that information available."
Police Commissioner: Terror threat level to be reassessed this week
The threat level is at high and police have responded to that by arming frontline officers
St John pulls advert after paramedics protest
Paramedics have been involved in a pay dispute with St John over the past few months.
'Proud Kiwi': NZ Customs closes border to honour Chch
'I was in awe of what was happening. You made us think what it means to be a Kiwi.'
Focus Live: NZ advertisers make global call for suspension of Facebook advertising
Earlier: New Zealand's biggest advertisers have written a joint letter calling on the international advertising community to consider pulling back on Facebook advertising.
'She's copying us': Aussie politician's bizarre Jacinda Ardern criticism
An Australian politician has taken aim at Ardern, saying she's just copying Australia.
Muslim group sues Facebook, YouTube over mosque video
Internet giants slammed by Muslims worldwide as NZ Privacy Commissioner hits out.
NZ's biggest advertisers make global call for Facebook ad suspension
New Zealand's advertisers are escalating their pull back on Facebook advertising.
'I'm deeply sad': Emotional PM's raw Aussie TV interview
Ardern says the fact the shooter was an Australian has helped Kiwis process what happened.
'It's not my time': Mosque survivor confounds doctors after being shot in head, shoulder
Mohammad Alayan's doctors say they're surprised that he did not die from his injuries.
Brother killed in mosque attack: 'I thought he was joking'
Older sister in Whangārei will miss her brother's phone calls and visits
Father with 'heart of gold' killed while helping people
"He died doing what he always does, helping people," daughter tells.
Trevor Richards: Normality will return but our eyes are now open
COMMENT: NZ's response to terrorism is similar to that of France in some ways.