Terrorism charge a 'megaphone' for accused Christchurch shooter
Accused mosque shooter will have a platform to read his manifesto, law professor says.
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Preacher to Destiny Church protesters: Stop judging Muslims, show love
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Unprecedented security at NZ mosques for Ramadan
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A photo of the Prince and our PM greeting each other has captured worldwide attention.
Destiny Church members outside Al Noor Mosque declare 'NZ is a Christian country'
The group's action has attracted plenty of criticism on social media forums.
Red Cross holding onto hope for Kiwi nurse Louisa Akavi
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US charity concerts join 'You Are Us' cause
Kiwi acts line up to perform in US concerts to raise money for Christchurch victims.
'Marry me': Girls praise accused Christchurch gunman in vile video
A video has emerged on social media of girls and women applauding Chch shootings accused.
Stuart Nash: Firearms ban makes NZ a safer place
Good people in our communities will find themselves in possession of banned firearms
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Police want fewer Anzac Day events in interests of public safety
Police say there is no specific threat, but are urging caution after Christchurch attacks.
Front Page podcast: Kiwis footing the bill for accused gunman's two lawyers
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Inside a return to Friday prayer
Emotions run high at first Friday prayer back inside Christchurch mosque
Outrage over competition to 'win free trip to NZ' to meet terror attack victims
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".
Muslim prayer cancelled at Porirua Anzac Day service
Talk of New Zealand being all one is rubbish, says service organiser.
'As soon as anybody steps inside this place … it'll definitely be emotional'
Linwood Mosque, where 7 Muslims were killed in terror attack, reopens for Friday prayers.
Women's rights activist says NZ hijab display 'heartbreaking'
An Iranian women's right activist says her heart broke when she saw Ardern in hijab.
Egged Aussie Senator hits back at Winston Peters' tongue lashing
The NZ First Leader called Fraser Anning a 'moron' this morning – Anning was not pleased
University of Otago students get Muslim chaplains
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Winston Peters criticises Brunei for imposing strict Sharia law
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