Mongrel Mob members stand guard at Hagley Park vigil
Members of the Mongrel Mob appeared to act as security.
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Kate Hawkesby: NZ knows we can do better
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Petition calls for Christchurch shooting remembrance day
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Editorial: Pay tribute to Kiwi Muslims today
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