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Kiwi businessman argues against ban of semi-automatic weapons
The hunter says ban on semi-automatics would hurt farming community and sports people.
'Rest in paradise our Muslim brothers and sisters'
Signs reading "We will remember them" have been placed at the Tauranga Mosque overnight.
Mick Mulvaney: 'Absurd' to link Trump to mosque attacks
Shootings has underscored the deep partisan divide over Trump's rhetoric on immigrants.
'Be more tolerant' urges Te Arawa kaumatua
Rotorua is standing strong in its grief and support for its Muslim community.
'Share the love': Christchurch students in vigil for mosque victims
Seven people associated with Cashmere High are believed to have been killed or injured.
Phoenix coach Rudan on Christchurch mosque massacre
Wellington Phoenix Head Coach Mark Rudan reflects on an emotional game.
Barter Barber heading to Christchurch
Tauranga's Barter Barber heading to Christchurch to offer support
Students look to love at Christchurch school hit by tragedy
Students from Cashmere High School will hold a vigil today for those killed in the attack.
Mike Hosking: Terror only gets a foothold when fed by fear
COMMENT: The shootings were not a "Christchurch thing."
Live: PM Jacinda Ardern talks to Mike Hosking
Ardern talks to Hosking as Cabinet prepares to meet over the Christchurch attack.
Facebook removed 1.5 million videos within 24 hours of Christchurch attack
It still wasn't able to remove everything.
In Tarrant's Australian hometown, his relatives remember violent video games, trouble with women
Tarrant is accused of killing 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch.
Three days after shootings, families wait to bury the victims
The youngest victim was a 3-year-old whose family hasn't seem him since.
Trade Me still selling semi-automatics, Gun City cops flak over billboards
The PM is expected to outline a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons tomorrow.
'Through the good and the bad, we love this country'
"The attack looked just like a game. Most of the time since, we have just wanted to cry."
John Roughan: We will never forget...
COMMENT: Hopefully, Muslims will never have another reason to regret living here.
Christchurch shooting tribute at Takapuna Beach
Christchurch shooting tribute at Takapuna Beach.
Second man arrested during Christchurch terror attack to face court
Police said they do not believe the 22-year-old was directly involved in the attack.
Death toll at 50 as PM seeks deportation advice on massacre accused
Brenton Tarrant is Australian and had been living in Dunedin until alleged killing spree.
Manchester man's touching gesture for Muslims in the local mosque
Andrew Graystone felt he needed to do something after news of the Christchurch attack.
Accused gunman's family: 'We're all gobsmacked'
Brenton Tarrant has been arrested and charged with murder following the attack.
Watch: Gold Coast's powerful haka to honour terror victims
The haka featured a man in Red Band gumboots waving an Aboriginal flag.
'We must bury them': Heartbreak as relatives wait for bodies of loved ones
Relatives anxiously wait for authorities to release the remains of those who were killed.
Focus: NZ Police Association president on heroic cops
Focus: NZ Police Association president Chris Cahill on heroic cops
Warnings that alleged gunman a 'marked man' in prison
Christchurch gunman Brenton Tarrant may be kept in solitary confinement for his safety.
Muslim workers turn up for shift at meat works day after attacks
Some Muslim meat workers still wanted to go to work after the Christchurch attacks
'He returned over and over': Terrifying minutes lying beneath dying men
"Every time he stopped, I thought he was gone. But he returned over and over again."
Christchurch mosque shootings: Immigration working on options for victims and families
Many of the victims and their families are believed to be here on temporary visas
Tame Iti: 'Everyone needs to work on their attitude'
Tame Iti speaks about the Christchurch murders.
Donations reach $6.3m for Christchurch terror victims
As of 9pm today the total online donations had broken $6.3 million.
'Hate will never win' - Kiwis united in sorrow
"This is our moment to show that tolerance, mutual respect and love can and will prevail."
Ban on military-style semi-automatics likely
Security agencies' responses also likely to be discussed by Cabinet.