Alleged mosque terrorist charged with murdering person still alive
Police have apologised to the woman who was named as the murdered person.
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There are amazing handymen whose services make life easier for those who are not handy.
Live: Assault rifles, military-style semi-automatics banned; $100m+ buy-back
PM signalled gun laws changes after Christchurch terror attack.
Show us you care, Mark: Facebook boss Zuckerberg should front up to Kiwis
Comment: I wonder what Zuckerberg thinks of his company's prominent role in the shootings?
Editorial: Shooting inquiry needs to look ahead
Comment: Hindsight is of limited value to preventing acts of terrorism.
Mayor Phil Goff: Give nothing to racism
Comment: Terrorism shows why racists should not be given a platform.
New Zealand mourns: A list of vigils after Christchurch attacks
A number of events are being held in the coming days to honour the victims.
Analysis: Will accused gunman's trial be behind closed doors?
The alleged Christchurch gunman has indicated he will represent himself at his trial.
Christchurch mosque shooting: Honouring the dead - Zakaria Bhuiya, 34
He lived on the bare basics to give his family everything he had.
ISIS leader calls for massacre revenge
ISIS's spokesman has broken a six-month silence to make the announcement.
Cut off from terror reports: Accused gunman denied all media
The accused is under strict, 24-hour surveillance while he is being detained.
Christchurch: Post-mortems completed on all victims
Police's priority is to ensure no mistakes are made throughout the process.
Hundreds perform haka tribute in Otara for terror attack victims
A mass haka was held in Otara tonight to pay respects to those who died in Christchurch.
Big Read: Our spies and the hunt for a 'lone wolf' killer
Lone wolf killers are the most elusive of terrorists, say intelligence sources.
Mosque survivor saw man resembling gunman a week earlier
Mosque shooting survivors detail sightings outside the mosques week before attacks.
Honouring the dead - Haji-Daoud Nabi
Haji-Daoud Nabi spoke of the importance of unity days before his death.
Christchurch mosque shootings: 'Please don't let my sister die in vain'
"We would all be at peace in one big melting pot," says grieving brother.
A day off after death, then the dairy reopens
'The responsibility falls on us now', says the twin brother of a slain father of three.
Turkish President invokes Gallipoli in mosque attack warning
Winston Peters heads to Turkey as its President Erdogan campaigns on mosque attacks.
Christchurch mosque shootings: 'I want my brother home'
'I want Junaid brought back to my family.'
Shooting suspect who killed three on Dutch tram arrested
Dutch police launched a manhunt after three people were killed on a tram in Utrecht
Ardern to gun owners: Surrender your weapons now, before law changes
Guns and social media in the site of the Government following mosque shootings.
Winston Peters issues caution over mosque video
Winston Peters says misrepresenting New Zealand through massacre video is unfair.
Honouring the dead: Osama Adnan Yousef Abukwaik
Osama Abu Kwaik had fallen in love with life in New Zealand.
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."
Survivors of Pakistan mosque attacks overwhelmed by NZ reaction
Survivors of overseas mosque attack say NZ's support will help Christchurch victims.
Survivors of mosque massacre recount unfolding horror
Day of worship was transformed by a gunman who never ran, never look panicked.
Linwood mosque survivor comforted terrified young boy
Seven people were killed after the terrorist opened fire at Linwood mosque on Friday.
Donations for Christchurch victims surge past $7m
Online donations reach $7.4m as meetings held to decide how to hand out the money.
'He died among his best friends': Father remembered by daughter
Hussein Moustafa leaves behind a wife and three children after the tragic shootings.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Expert says 'we've got to be prepared' for copycats
Massey University sociologist says he has been warning authorities for years.
Shot mosque survivor transferred to be with critically injured 4-year-old daughter
Thirty-one remain in Christchurch hospital and nine are in critical condition.
Focus: Paul Spoonley on being prepared for copycat mosque attacks
Race and ethnic relations expert Paul Spoonley says we have to be prepared in the event of copycat mosque attacks.
Letters: Empty buses waste money
A better solution could be found to give the few in our community who need it transport.