Christchurch Terror Attacks
Human Rights Foundation calls for open inquiry into shootings
The Human Rights Foundation is calling for an open and transparent inquiry into last Friday's attacks.
'They wanted to break us but we will unite'
An Auckland man who lost his close friend in the Christchurch terror attacks says he's saddened by the incident but feels it has made the community stronger.
Call to prayer: 'We are broken-hearted, but we are not broken'
The country has observed the Muslim call to prayer and two minutes of silence in Christchurch, one week after terror attacks that killed 50 people at two mosques in the city.
Day of reflection a week on from mosque attacks: 'People's opinions will change'
Christchurch people are hoping to find solidarity, hope and love today when they mark a week since the deadly mosque attacks in their city. Video
Auckland school reviews hijab ban after criticism
An elite girls school in Auckland is reviewing its uniform policy, after facing criticism for considering hijabs a violation of its dress code.
Opinion: Gun action is what we needed and what the PM delivered
The ban on military-style semi-automatics and assault rifles announced yesterday meets broad community expectations while addressing the community concerns, writes Brigitte Morten.
Haji-Daoud Nabi: First victim of massacre finally at peace
Haji-Daoud Nabi is finally resting in peace. Seven days ago, he was the first to be shot by the gunman. Video
Black Power and Mongrel Mob hui to look at how to help Muslim community
Black Power and the Mongrel Mob are holding a joint-hui today to set their commitments to the community over the next three years.
Christchurch attacks: What you need to know today
A week has passed since the worst terror attack in New Zealand history at two mosques in Christchurch. Here's what you need to know on day eight.
Gun lobby will fight changes warns Australian reform advocate
Lobbyists will fight hard to water down proposed firearm reforms, the government is being warned. Audio
Seymour sounds warning on pace of gun law reform
Banning military-style semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles has seen a sweeping show of unity across the political divide - but the ACT Party isn't pledging its support yet. Audio
Attack on mosques 'more traumatic' than earthquakes
A week after the atrocities at the Linwood and Al Noor Mosques in Christchurch, people are beginning to grapple with what it means for the city.
People allowed to return to Linwood Mosque tomorrow
People will be allowed back into the Linwood mosque tomorrow for the first time since the attacks last Friday.
No charges for man wearing swastika outside mosque
Police are defending their decision not to charge a man who, three days after the terror attacks, stood outside a Palmerston North mosque wearing a swastika.
Random hugs lift spirits at time of loss
People seeking comfort on the streets of Christchurch could find it in the hugs of strangers yesterday.
Comment: Government's weapons ban 'better late than never'
Opinion - The prime minister's statement that every semi-automatic weapon used in the terrorist attacks in Christchurch would be banned is to be applauded by all New Zealanders, writes Professor Kevin…
PM urges people to pay their respects as nation officially mourns
New Zealand will reflect on those killed in the Christchurch terror attack with two minutes of silence at Hagley Park, opposite the Al Noor Mosque in Deans Ave tomorrow.
World reacts to gun law change in New Zealand
Within six days of the Christchurch terror attacks where 50 people were shot to death, the New Zealand Prime Minister outlawed certain weapons. While some were all praise for the move, others saw…
18,000 at Dunedin vigil to remember terror attack victims
A Dunedin Muslim leader has told a crowd of 18,000 at a vigil this evening the Christchurch terror attacks were designed to divide New Zealand, but had failed.
Christchurch terror shooting: Gun laws change, wrong man named dead
In the aftermath of last Friday's Christchurch terror attacks, today saw all victims identified, sweeping changes to gun laws in New Zealand, and the revelation of a police mistake.