'New Zealand is my home; New Zealand is my heart, New Zealand is my everything. I want nothing bad for this country'
For the first time since Friday's terrorist attack, the Hastings mosque opened its doors.
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PM's speech in Parliament on Christchurch Mosque attack
PM's speech in Parliament on Christchurch Mosque attack. / Parliament TV
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PM gives speech in parliament on Christchurch shooting
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, gives speech in parliament on Christchurch shooting.
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Peters to visit Turkey, Indonesia to express 'sympathy and support'
Indonesia trip was already planned but Peters said its importance cannot be overstated.
Westpac, TSB pull ads from social media sites
Other banks to have also pulled ads include ASB, ANZ, Kiwibank and BNZ.
Up to 30 Christchurch businesses affected by mosque shootings
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Mum reveals racism directed at immigrant husband
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Shooting video: Social media platforms on notice globally
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Website Kiwi Farms refuses to surrender data linked to accused
US operator of controversial website smacks down request by New Zealand police.
Update on the the wider government response to the Christchurch shootings
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'You won't hear me speak his name' – PM on mosque accused
The accused will represent himself in court – sparking concerns he will promote his views.
Pig heads delivered to mosque targeted in terror attack
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A day off after death, then the dairy reopens
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Calls for automatic residency for victims and families
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway says the issue is being considered.
Turkish President invokes Gallipoli in mosque attack warning
Winston Peters heads to Turkey as its President Erdogan campaigns on mosque attacks.
Call for 50-hour Facebook blackout for Christchurch massacre victims
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Focus Live: Victim's family to PM
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Focus Live: PM speaks to media before weekly meeting with Labour MPs
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaks to media before her weekly meeting with Labour MPs.
Mosque victim still in coma, more life-saving surgery ahead
A man shot at the Al Noor mosque will undergo a third lifesaving surgery
Christchurch mosque shootings: 'I want my brother home'
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City on edge: Nails on roof mistaken for shots, battery for bomb
The sound of a man hammering nails on a roof was reported to police as multiple gunshots.
NZ imported $15 million worth of firearms last year
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