Tears for Christchurch: The man trying to clean up Facebook
New York Times: Facebook's artificial intelligence whiz faces the task of cleaning it up.
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Kiwi conman's long list of fake identities revealed
Prolific fraudster and sex offender Alex Bergen hides behind dozens of aliases
Man jailed for 10 years for shaking his 4-week-old baby
Baby Carter Hutton died one year and one day after his fatal injuries were caused.
Comment: Christchurch Call - we must keep up pressure
Comment: The summit in Paris stated the mosque terror attack as "unprecedented".
Watch: Brazen thieves caught on CCTV stealing caravan from property
'They cut padlocked gate and removed towbar lock, backed up and were away in 20min.'
Terrorism charge a 'megaphone' for accused Christchurch shooter
Accused mosque shooter will have a platform to read his manifesto, law professor says.
Pies, pets and cellphones – police crackdown on distracted motorists
Motorists beware: Police are cracking down on mobile phones - and other distractions.
ACC's e-scooter bill hits new high - but stats back Lime safety claim
How e-scooters stack up against other forms of transport in the accident claims stakes.
Exclusive: Inside mind of 'watchlist' subject visited by cops
A social media user visited by police talks about why he was targeted.
Accused gunman's prosecution would be first under terrorism act
A terrorism charge has been filed against the accused mosque shooter, what does it mean?
Fatal flight operators misled investigators: CAA
CAA found inspectors were "too trusting" during crash investigations.
Tributes flow for missing jet boat crash victim
"We have to bring you home to your family and friends."
'Information of interest': New leads for police in cold-case murder
Since the reward was announced yesterday, 11 people have phoned police with information.
$100k reward: The killer 'will be very scared'
Dead mum's partner hopes $100k reward will flush out 'scum' and catch killer.
$100k cold case murder reward 'unprecedented'
Detectives say guilty killer will have a "cognitive load of burden"
Unsolved murder: Police offer $100k for info
Angela Blackmoore was stabbed to death in her home while her son slept.
Mecca trips and houses for Christchurch mosque victims
Two families of victims killed in mosque shooting to get own homes.
Police raids as terror 'watchlist' pulled from social media
Police raids post-Christchurch are sparking concern after targeting choices.
Matthew Hooton: Denying a win to the terrorists
Christchurch Call doesn't trample on right to free speech.
Christchurch Muslims: Tackling of violent online content welcomed
The Muslim Association of Canterbury said the announcement was a significant achievement.
Measles outbreak officially over in Canterbury
"The only way we can stop measles from returning is to increase immunity in our community"
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Rima Te Wiata: Mosque attacks movie 'inappropriate'
"Exploitation of these events in a dramatic form is inappropriate," says Kiwi actress.
Soper: Leave mainstream media out of social media crackdown
COMMENT: NZ media is self-regulatory, mindful of the harm that publication can cause.
Man holds up service station with shotgun
A robber ran off with cash from a service station after robbing it with a gun.
Two women jailed for stealing from Christchurch holiday homes
More than $40,000 worth of property was stolen from seven short-term holiday homes.
Mosque shootings: Hollywood plans slammed
"Stop these ghouls from capitalising on murder and terror" - NZ director.
1769 to today: A history of Islam in New Zealand
First recorded Muslims in NZ date back to visit of French ship 250 years ago.
Left behind: School survey finds gulf in kids' internet access at home
A survey has found a huge digital divide between schoolchildren in rich and poor areas.
Mosque shootings: 5yo victim out of hospital
Two months on the youngest victim is out of hospital but memories are vivid for survivors.
UN Secretary-General pays tribute to Christchurch, condemns hate speech
UN Secretary-General António Guterres visited the sites of the terror attacks.
The hunt for answers - what you need to know about the massacre inquiry
The search for the truth starts Monday - how will it be done?
Police reject claim officers didn't respond to suspicious mosque behaviour
Top cop says there's an "incorrect perception" police were aware of information.