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Wilding pines removed by hand over decades of hard work. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wilding pines removed by hand over decades of hard work. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: Limiting free speech will not make immigrants safer.
A Kiwi Muslim has opened up on how life has changed post the Christchurch terror attack.
COMMENT: It must be insecurities that make some Pākehā blind to strength of their culture.
Muslim woman Neelufah Hannif speaks out after the Christchurch shooting
EDITORIAL: For once, the stories of victims and heroes dominated the shooting aftermath.
Pressure growing on Phil Goff and councillors to scrap plans to berth mega cruise ships.
Thousands have gathered for a vigil in Christchurch's North Hagley Park, in memory of the 50 people killed in the March 15 terror attack. / Photos by Mark Mitchell and Alan Gibson
They were united in opposition to hatred and extremism.
The National leader is calling for changes to security laws in light of the attacks.
Sheikh Muhammad Fahad, who was in the Al Noor Mosque during the terror attack, speaks about returning to the mosque to work. / Video by Mark Mitchell
Orienteering engages youths' minds and bodies. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Alin Alsati, 4, has had eight surgeries in the eight days following the shooting.
EDITORIAL: Herald on Sunday has chosen to publish a story about alleged mosque shooter.
Young, white, male, a loner. Uneducated but not stupid. His real life was on the net.
COMMENT: The grief since 50 people were killed has been empowering.
Muslims returning to their mosque do not fear another attack: "If it happens it happens."
COMMENT: Whether it's personal or this collective feeling, how do we continue?
The All Blacks star has lent his support to those hurt in the terrorist attack.
Jordanian Prince El Hassan bin Talal speaks at Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch.
US author: Ardern has upended expectations about the way leaders respond to terrorism
Steve Braunias reflects on the darkest week in New Zealand history.
The Hossain family have lived here for 15 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: The undeniable truth is that hatred has become fashionable again.
COMMENT: After Christchurch, NZ will be poorer for attempts to restrict free speech.
EDITORIAL: New Zealand's response to terrorism may have changed the world.
They came together at Auckland Domain to share their grief.
How does it feel to grieve a terror victim, and how can Kiwis help?
A candlelit hīkoi to the Hastings mosque strengthens community ties. Made with funding from NZ On Air.