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Matt Heath: Let's cut our national anthem in half
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Racism on a train: Mayor proud of public reaction
"They shouted at him: 'Speak English or else go home.' A stream of abuse followed."
Businesses pledge to create jobs for Māori, Pasifika
Over 30 jobs will be created for South and West Aucklanders, Māori and Pacific people.
Watch: Ardern at festival - 'I have felt depths of sadness, depths of pride'
PM said she had been proud of NZ's inclusive response to the attacks.
Diversity celebrations to go ahead: 'This is who we are'
Diversity Festival and the Auckland International Cultural Festival to go ahead
Many massacre remembrance services cancelled following police advice
Events in Southland and Waikato have been cancelled following advice from police.
Embassy calls mosque leader's Mossad claim 'regrettable'
Ahmed Bhamji said he suspected the gunman got his funding from Mossad.
Live: Heartache and hope: Funeral held for youngest victim, thousands attend vigils
The youngest victim of the Christchurch terror attack is among those being buried today.
Wellington artist designs Time Magazine cover
New Zealand artist Ruby Jones has designed the April 1 cover for TIME Magazine.
Encrypted files of accused gunman found on file-sharing site Mega
Mega said no one can view the files because the accused didn't provide the encryption key.
Radio host apologises for 2017 column in wake of Christchurch shootings
"I look back at my comments ashamed," broadcaster Chris Lynch wrote.
Christchurch man charged with distributing objectionable material
A 44-year-old man has been charged with distributing objectionable material.
Father uses nation's mourning to educate son about love and solidarity
"It's not about showing him what has happened, it's to show him the love and compassion."
Christchurch massacres: Vigils being held around NZ
Vigils are being held across the country to mourn the 50 people killed in Christchurch.
Don't pee in the pool: Sign labelled 'casual racism' by Labour MP
"Hemi, stop! Make sure you visit the toilet before you swim!" the sign reads.
Andrew Little: 'Sooner alt-right pair leave NZ the better'
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Editorial: Film fest a tribute to diversity
EDITORIAL: Every year Aucklanders get chance to see the world through other sets of eyes.
'I feel zero shame for being white' - Lauren Southern
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Far-right fight: $50k raised to take Auckland Council to court over speakers
Left-wing commentator Chris Trotter among those who want to take council to court.
Brown and Beautiful: Goebel sisters' exhibition
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More Pasifika and Māori are choosing to study medicine
Statistics show more and more Māori and Pasifika students training to become doctors.
'There was a rule at home - we had to speak Samoan'
Samoan Kiwi boxer Joseph Parker is encouraging young Samoans to learn the language.
Vaiaso o le gagana Samoa runs this week
This year's Samoan Language Week theme is: Kindness given, kindness gained.
Auckland Turban Day is happening this Saturday
This year's Auckland Turban Day is expected to attract hundreds of people this weekend.
School's dress as refugees day 'ignorant': Race Relations commissioner
Wear rags to dress like refugees, kids told.
Get ready for the Pasifika beat
The Pasifika Festival is marking its 26th birthday with a later date and longer hours.
Family subjected to racist abuse when Xmas shopping
Man on mobility scooter tells family shopping to "go back home".
Polyfest gets $200,000 funding
The Government has $200,000 in funding to the Auckland Secondary School's Polyfest.
Inside NZ's alt-right movement
In 2017 Kirsty Johnston reported on the secretive world of Kiwi political extremists.
Paul Thomas: Tolerance has new hero in terror-addled Britain
Oxford Uni's new vice-chancellor pinned her colours to the mast with a robust defence of the traditional British values of tolerance and free speech.
Cameron backs banning of veil in public places
Muslim women can be banned from wearing veils in schools, courts and other British institutions, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.