
Life in prison looms for mosque gunman
Legal expert explains what happens next in the sentencing process of the mosque shooter.
Legal expert explains what happens next in the sentencing process of the mosque shooter.
Some wonder if the mass shooter will be the first to be sentenced to life without parole.
Having covered some 50 murder trials in my life, I'd never experienced anything like this.
How are these groups feeling on day one of the official lockdown?
Some firearms owners claimed a "constitutional right" to access semi-automatic weapons.
Al Noor mosque's Imam Gamal Fouda speaks following today's terrorism guilty pleas
Victims have reacted with grace after the mosque shooter made a surprise guilty plea.
No victims or survivors knew the gunman was going to plead guilty today.
Farid Ahmed's message for the killer: 'I wish him well'.
Buses, trains only for essential workers after tomorrow.
A debate over the use of macrons has raged on Wikipedia for years.
Elderly told to stay at home, pubs and clubs to stay open - with restrictions.
Garden centres and nurseries raided for plants and seeds.
No public access to libraries, pools, sport and community centres until further notice.
A New Zealand citizen must use her German passport to get out of Argentina.
Woman in her 40s arrived from London on Monday.
Justice Cameron Mander: "You were set on trying to escape."
Tourist landed in Christchurch yesterday with no self-isolation plan.
University dropout's extraordinary journey into the world of business.
New "toughest" rules are not evident yet at Auckland Airport.
A year after March 15, survivor Farid Ahmed reflects on his wife's death.
'We support their decision without any doubt,' survivor backs decision to halt memorial
"You're creating the perpetrators."
Residents refused to allow Christchurch to be defined by hate, writes Chris Lynch.
COMMENT: I don't think I am as naive or as wilfully optimistic as I was a year ago.
Hisham Alzarzour looks back on the worst year of his life following the March 15 attack.
We say: Reflecting on the Christchurch mosque shootings, one year on.
Decision has been made because of the "rapidly changing environment" around Covid-19.
Huata Arahanga decided it was time for a change following the mosque shootings.
A Tauranga Muslim leader says we should not mark March 15. Here's why.