
Christchurch mosque shootings: The toll on the community
School students, medical staff, survivors and Christchurch residents will all be affected.
School students, medical staff, survivors and Christchurch residents will all be affected.
Head of Immigration says agency doing all it can to support those affected.
Thirty-one remain in Christchurch hospital and nine are in critical condition.
"I was going to surprise him with a gift which he wanted ... but he surprised me."
"We are not just dealing with a death. We are dealing with a terrorist attack."
Police who dragged alleged gunman from car following shooting refuse to be called heroes.
"He said 'mum there is someone in the mosque shooting us'."
The reason accused gunman wasn't being monitored has been revealed.
NZ banks have donated $1m to families of those killed in the Christchurch shooting.
"A Man of Good Hope" is musical theatre at its most relevant, writes Dionne Christian.
Comment: Big-money firms need big-money fines.
There are concerns accused gunman could turn trial into platform for his beliefs.
These are the faces, and stories, of 50 people killed in a terrorist attack on March 15.
Trade Me has stopped selling semi-automatic weapons.
Kiwi Muslim shares his perspective of NZ in the wake of the mosque massacres.
PM Jacinda Ardern said Cabinet has 'a couple of considerations' in terms of an inquiry.
Shootings has underscored the deep partisan divide over Trump's rhetoric on immigrants.
Seven people associated with Cashmere High are believed to have been killed or injured.
It still wasn't able to remove everything.
Tarrant is accused of killing 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch.
The youngest victim was a 3-year-old whose family hasn't seem him since.
Brenton Tarrant is Australian and had been living in Dunedin until alleged killing spree.
Brenton Tarrant has been arrested and charged with murder following the attack.
Christchurch gunman Brenton Tarrant may be kept in solitary confinement for his safety.
'We're just waiting for the 'big day' so we can come and support them.'
Spies warned of risks discovered in reviews and moved to keep New Zealand safe.
Gamal Fouda was about five minutes into delivering his sermon from his elevated pulpit
COMMENT: Few leaders could imagine a more testing situation - or step up to it so well.
In the wake of the incredible horror last week, the world has shown its true colours