
NZ finally waking to war on Christianity
COMMENT: There seems to be stories everywhere regarding the assault on Christianity.
COMMENT: There seems to be stories everywhere regarding the assault on Christianity.
COMMENT: Katie Hopkins is still waiting to hear from Jacinda Ardern.
The group's action has attracted plenty of criticism on social media forums.
Plans to sack Folau over his views have some bemoaning it is 'PC gone too far'.
The incident has put one Auckland family off attending the church ever again.
COMMENT: Banning Folau risks creating new martyrs and threatens our free speech tradition.
Militant women have targeted health staff and aid workers, calling them 'infidels'.
How did the precious relic end up in Notre Dame cathedral in Paris?
Pope Benedict criticised as he claims 60s partly to blame for church sex scandal.
COMMENT: Iranian-American Masih Alinejad says not all hijabs are created equal.
What was happening behind the scenes for the three days after the mosque attacks?
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".
Church will also update handbook removing the label of "apostasy" for same-sex marriage.
'Hipster' worshipers are spreading the word online, bringing a young crowd to Christ.
A long-planned Muslim chaplaincy service for University of Otago will be launched today.
The great-grandson of Scientology's founder reveals how the church deals with outsiders.
What was solidarity in the aftermath of the attack can become endorsement if it continues.
Nilufer Naeem is a 24-year-old lawyer, born and raised in Auckland, and practising Muslim.
The youngest victim of the Christchurch terror attack is among those being buried today.
New Zealand artist Ruby Jones has designed the April 1 cover for TIME Magazine.
Christchurch attacker killed her entire family. Maryam Gul wants to forgive.
A nationwide reflection for those killed in the attacks will be held tomorrow.
Mega said no one can view the files because the accused didn't provide the encryption key.
"I look back at my comments ashamed," broadcaster Chris Lynch wrote.
The aftermath of Friday's massacre has been marked by the near-absence of anger.
A 44-year-old man has been charged with distributing objectionable material.
Catholic school welcomed their Muslim brother with open arms. Now they're in mourning.
Many Muslims believe the dead will remain in their tombs until "the Last Day".
Man resembling alleged Christchurch shooter Brenton Tarrant seen outside place of worship.