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Mourners are gathering at Memorial Park Cemetery in Linwood.
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ISIS leader calls for massacre revenge
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Mongrel Mob to guard mosque during Friday prayer
Waikato Muslim Association president urges the members to join them in prayer instead.
Islamophobic incidents come to light following Chch attacks
Islamophobic incidents dating from before the terror attacks on Friday have come to light.
Prayer and PM's speech in Parliament on Christchurch Mosque attack
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US singer says Trump had role in NZ terror attack
He said Trump is not directly responsible but his ideology fuels the hate.
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How social media's business model helped the massacre go viral
People celebrating the mosque attacks were able to keep posting videos online.
Terrorists crave publicity. In the age of social media can notoriety truly be denied?
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'One stupid person can't change our view'
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How we can help our young deal with trauma of shootings
How do we help our young people come to terms with the Christchurch tragedy?
Major gun store calls for online sales ban
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Soper: Kiwis make themselves proud after Christchurch mosque shootings
COMMENT: We've risen above deep sorrow lashing out at the perpetrator or where he's from.
'Just devastated, arohanui': Harry and Meghan's message to NZ after shooting
Meghan says she is 'just devastated' about attacks in a country she visited last year.
All Blacks captain, Crusaders coach weigh in on team's possible name change
Scott Robertson says it's not the moment to talk about a possible team name change.
Outright ban of semi-automatic weapons would 'make culling animals impossible'
Full amnesty and compensation needed for people handing in semi-automatic firearms
Christchurch mosque shootings: The gun laws and how they work
Under New Zealand gun laws, semi-automatics can be converted to military-style weapons.
Editorial: Social media must clear up its act
EDITORIAL: Social media hosts can surely find a way to filter our dangerous posts.
Automatic weapons should be handed over, former German policeman says
Former German police officer working in anti-terrorism slams New Zealand gun laws.
NZ's darkest day: 'Our hearts are heavy but our spirit is strong'
"That quiet Friday afternoon has become our darkest of days," Jacinda Arden said.
Matthew Willis: Drown out hate with chorus of kindness
COMMENT: The atrocity shows bigotry must be challenged whenever it appears.
Eric Crampton: When every fibre screams revenge, turn to aroha
COMMENT: Confronting white supremacists only hardens their attitudes.
Safety fears: Muslim students in NZ being escorted to shops and university
Friday's attack has left hijab-wearing Muslim women scared to leave home.