Teen refugee's honour beating live-streamed by own family
"She was hit so many times she couldn't tell police even an approximate number of blows."
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King's School chaplain accuser a convicted drug trafficker, ex bikie
'We know him to be a very good man.'
'God will punish you': Chaplain's alleged warning to Australian boy
Complainant says he was abused after being made to wear altar boy clothing naked.
King's School chaplain on leave amid historic 'sexual abuse' allegations in Australia
Father John Goodwin 'emphatically denies' the allegations.
Christopher Luxon defends his Christian faith
Christopher Luxon defends his Christian faith in his maiden speech. Video / Parliament TV
'They have been raised to believe they don't sin': Priest slams Church's hierarchy
A theologian blames the structure of the Catholic Church for abuse by priests.
Royal Commission: Anglican bishops admit instances of abuse cover-ups
Primates say some of the historical abuse of people in its care was ignored or covered up.
Georgia massage parlour murders: Suspect fixated on sex and sin
New York Times: Alleged mass murderer was 'involved in everything we did', ex-pastor says.
'Highly embarrassing': Anglican abuse phone line not connected
It was revealed during an inquiry into abuse suffered at the hands of the Anglican church.
Anglican priest fights church bosses to save heritage St Alban's building
'I care about the people of Balmoral': Rev Mark Beale fears for the future of his church.
Concerns rise over Sri Lanka's move to ban burqas
More 1,000 Islamic schools also ordered to close, citing national security.
God 'cannot bless sin': Vatican bars gay union blessing
The Vatican holds that gay people must be treated with dignity and respect.
'Source of great shame': Salvation Army apologises for abuse in care
A survivor previously described his care as one of the 'ugliest places on Earth'.
Editorial: Why it's good to remember bad events, even when you don't want to
Today is the "Ides of March" and NZ is paying tribute to victims of the mosque attack.
Mosque terror memorial: Victims remembered
Emotional service remembers those lost in the Christchurch terror attack.
We Are One: Two years on NZ remembers Christchurch terror attack
A service marking the second anniversary of the Christchurch terror attack has been held.
Watch: Chch service 'We Are One' remembers terror attack
The national remembrance service for the March 15 terror attack will be held today.
Malaysian court rules non-Muslims can use 'Allah'
A 35-year-old ban on the usage of the word has been deemed unconstitutional.
Destiny Church leaders blame media for earthquakes, tsunami
Brian Tamaki also hit out at Hilary Barry for "mocking" their beliefs.
Dalai Lama, 85, gets first Covid vaccine shot
Tibet's spiritual leader got his first jab in India, which began vaccinations in January.
Prison within a prison: Secret $3m unit to hold Christchurch mosque shooter
Mosque shooter and two violent criminals are locked up in a "prison within a prison".
Locked-down Auckland faces level-2 freedom after PM's 2.27am 'bugger it' earthquake moment
What moving to alert level 2 tomorrow will mean for church services.
Rob Berg: International Criminal Court joins anti-Israel movement
Opinion: One of two viewpoints on the International Criminal Court decision on Palestine.
Brian Tamaki defends decision not to vaccinate
The Destiny Church leader has cited his faith as the reason for not getting the jab.
Destiny Church lashes out at critics after 'apostle' flees lockdown
Tamakis lash out at media following backlash.
Destiny Church leaders 'escaped' Auckland on eve of lockdown
As Auckland prepared for a snap lockdown, the Tamakis were packing their bags.
Covid-19: Confusion about rules sees some church services held in Auckland
Auckland churches are being reminded of the alert level 3 rules.
Frida DeGuise: Boxing, doughnuts and stand-up comedy
She's a businesswoman, a mother and Australia's only Muslim, hijab-wearing comedian.
Christian prophets are on the rise. What happens when they're wrong?
New York Times: The past year has been riddled with prophecies that did not pan out.
Samoan church taken off Charities Register after employees stole millions
Samoan church struck off the Charities Register after employees stole millions of dollars.
Daughter a refugee, mum denied
Religious convert's online stalking, sinister threats in harassed woman's refugee bid.
Sitting on billions, Catholic dioceses amassed billions in taxpayer aid
Investigation finds Catholic church received billions in cash handouts.
Young Muslims want more than 'tick-box' exercise from govt
Young Kiwis are setting up the country's first national network for Muslim youth.