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Stephen Colbert cancels surprise 'Late Show' NZ trip after mosque shootings
'If you've never been, go. The Kiwis are the kindest people I've ever met.'
'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.
Gun lobby groups "remind" MPs about election votes, while Nazi photos shared online.
The 'sickening scourge' of terrorism was imported to Christchurch, says Peters.
Catholic school welcomed their Muslim brother with open arms. Now they're in mourning.
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.
Indonesia trip was already planned but Peters said its importance cannot be overstated.
Other banks to have also pulled ads include ASB, ANZ, Kiwibank and BNZ.
Many of the victims were self-employed or business owners.
Dr Julie Bhosale: Wife of an immigrant, raising sons of mixed race, has a message for NZ.
The responsibility of social media giants questioned by nations.
US operator of controversial website smacks down request by New Zealand police.
Earlier: Update on the the wider government response to the Christchurch shootings
"We would all be at peace in one big melting pot," says grieving brother.
The accused will represent himself in court – sparking concerns he will promote his views.
Pig offal was delivered to mosque by a Christchurch tradesman in 2016.
'The responsibility falls on us now', says the twin brother of a slain father of three.