Donations for Christchurch victims surge past $7m
Online donations reach $7.4m as meetings held to decide how to hand out the money.
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'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.
Revealed: Why accused gunman was missed by Aussie security agencies
The reason accused gunman wasn't being monitored has been revealed.
Christchurch shootings: Meet the PM's top secret advisers
It's called ODESC and it gathers in times of crisis.
Christchurch terror attack: Faces of the fallen
These are the faces, and stories, of 50 people killed in a terrorist attack on March 15.
Mick Mulvaney: 'Absurd' to link Trump to mosque attacks
Shootings has underscored the deep partisan divide over Trump's rhetoric on immigrants.
Students look to love at Christchurch school hit by tragedy
Students from Cashmere High School will hold a vigil today for those killed in the attack.
In Tarrant's Australian hometown, his relatives remember violent video games, trouble with women
Tarrant is accused of killing 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch.
Social media, gun laws empower terrorists
COMMENT: The more attention we grants extremists, the more we'll see on social-media.
Once were sanctuaries, now security's a worry
'People are fearful for their lives, for their houses of worship'.
Braunias: Killings 'the end of pretence'
COMMENT: Please let's not bang on about the end of innocence.
Inside world of terrorism, looking out
Fifty-one people lost their lives in the Christchurch attacks. These are their stories.
Death toll at 50 as PM seeks deportation advice on massacre accused
Brenton Tarrant is Australian and had been living in Dunedin until alleged killing spree.
'Hate will never win' - Kiwis united in sorrow
"This is our moment to show that tolerance, mutual respect and love can and will prevail."
Young father killed in terror attack talented goalkeeper and tech entrepreneur
Friend says victim of Christchurch shootings Atta Elayyan fought to the end
Christchurch spree came as spies tried to fix security gaps
Spies warned of risks discovered in reviews and moved to keep New Zealand safe.
His worshippers gunned down before his eyes: Imam's tearful interview
Gamal Fouda was about five minutes into delivering his sermon from his elevated pulpit
Claire Trevett: Solace and steel in PM's terror response
COMMENT: Few leaders could imagine a more testing situation - or step up to it so well.
How the world is responding to Christchurch attack
In the wake of the incredible horror last week, the world has shown its true colours
Alleged mosque attacker: PM probes deportation options
One charge so far but more will follow, police commissioner says
Accused mosque gunman a 'buffed up' weirdo: associates
Accused gunman's Dunedin property is near the site of the Bain family deaths.
Samantha Olley: The search for solace after Christchurch attack
COMMENT: Two of New Zealand's darkest days, in the same city, just eight years apart.
Facebook 'has blood on its hands': academic
Is Mark Zuckerberg's company doing more harm than good?.
Over $4.8 million raised for mosque victims
"They deserve our help and support," says one donor.
Egg-smashing teen talks: Headlocked by 'bogans'
Disturbing footage shows the boy who egged Senator Fraser Anning in a headlock. GRAPHIC.
Survivor: 'My father took a bullet for me'
"I was tensing all my muscles with every shot," mosque attacks victim describes.
Mosques free to open after shooting but police to 'stand firm in support'
The advice to stay away from mosques has been lifted.
Too busy worrying about gangs and Māori radicals: 'We were too complacent'
Have authorities been too focused on Islamic radicalism over far-right extremism?
'They were just looking for a safe place': Syrian father and son killed
Hamza Mustafa, 16, was confirmed dead by Syrian Solidarity New Zealand this morning.
New Zealand attack exposes Five Eyes' blinkered view
Domestic terrorist organisations and right-wing extremists are slipping under the radar.