Cut off from terror reports: Accused gunman denied all media
The accused is under strict, 24-hour surveillance while he is being detained.
The accused is under strict, 24-hour surveillance while he is being detained.
Police's priority is to ensure no mistakes are made throughout the process.
A mass haka was held in Otara tonight to pay respects to those who died in Christchurch.
Two women, strangers before today, hug each other - a moment repeated countless times.
The aftermath of Friday's massacre has been marked by the near-absence of anger.
If Thorp Report acted on, top lawyer says terror attack would not be as deadly.
Kiwis are sharing tales of their amazing interactions with immigrants in the country.
"There were lots of people climbing over the fence here and then got help here."
Lone wolf killers are the most elusive of terrorists, say intelligence sources.
Minutes after being offered support, nurses told their union membership fees were rising.
The customer says the Dukes of Hazzard excuse does not fly.
'If you've never been, go. The Kiwis are the kindest people I've ever met.'
COMMENT: She spoke firmly for what she believed were her country's values after shootings.
Winston Peters is heading to Turkey after the President's inflammatory comments.
Waiting for Alin to come out of surgery, a group of Muslim women decided to take action.
Top stories: Ardern refuses to name alleged gunman, Facebook reveals livestream numbers.
Mosque shooting survivors detail sightings outside the mosques week before attacks.
Catholic school welcomed their Muslim brother with open arms. Now they're in mourning.
Many Muslims believe the dead will remain in their tombs until "the Last Day".
Economists and government minister warn tourism will feel fallout from terror attacks.
For the first time since Friday's terrorist attack, the Hastings mosque opened its doors.
Should live video have been disabled? Facebook exec responds.
The investigation has not identified the author of the note.
Haji-Daoud Nabi spoke of the importance of unity days before his death.
PM's speech in Parliament on Christchurch Mosque attack. / Parliament TV
PM has told families of the victims attacks that the nation "can never know their grief".
Razman Ali realised his brother had died by watching the Christchurch gunman's livestream.
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, gives speech in parliament on Christchurch shooting.