Christchurch mosque shootings: Honouring the dead - Mohammad Faruk, 36
"He will be greatly missed."
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'He could have grown up to be PM'
Youngest victim was "energetic, playful and liked to smile and laugh a lot".
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Focus: Khaled Al-Jammali on escape from Christchurch terror attack
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Honouring the dead - Atta Elayyan
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Honouring the dead: Husna Ahmed
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Focus: Latest updates on the aftermath of the Christchurch shootings
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As conspiracy theories swirl, experts urge caution
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