Christchurch Terror Attacks

Media coverage of the court case for the man accused of the Christchurch mosque attacks will avoid promoting white supremacist ideology, RNZ and other major New Zealand news organisations say.

A Palmerston North church is considering introducing security measures after it and another church were targeted with anti-Muslim propaganda.

Police have launched an investigation into how the names of people on a watchlist drawn up after the Christchurch terror attack were leaked to the media.

Muslim leaders are working with police to increase security measures at mosques during Ramadan next month.

ISIS and a junior defence minister in the Sri Lankan government have claimed the terrorist attacks on churches and hotels were a response to the attack on mosques in Christchurch on 15 March.

Videos of the Christchurch mosque attack are still readily available online, an expert in tracking terrorist content says, and social media companies have been resistant to consultants' help in… Audio

From today, those who were present at either mosque during the attacks and their immediate families can apply for a New Zealand permanent resident visa. Audio

Mental health helplines have been inundated with calls from people traumatised by media coverage of the Christchurch terror attacks.

Prince Charles has paid tribute to Christchurch mosque attack survivor Farid Ahmed in his Easter message.

A woman who lost her husband and eldest son in the Christchurch mosque shootings is battling ACC so she can keep a roof over her children's heads. Audio

Friends of a man killed in the mosque attacks last month say they hope a futsal tournament in his honour will help cheer up people devastated by the loss, including a young group of boys he helped…

Prince William is arriving on Anzac Day for a two-day visit in which he will meet survivors of the mosque terror attacks.

Police have released an updated timeline on the mosque attacks, revealing the shooter was still in the area of the Al Noor Mosque when officers arrived, but was hidden by a passing bus.

Another $1.35 million out of the millions donated so far will be given to those affected by the mosque shootings by the end of the month.

An advocate for young Muslim people is concerned about what mental health services are available for his peers following the shootings at two mosques in Christchurch.

Money donated is taking too long to reach mosque shooting victims, and the system used to split it risks shortchanging those most in need, the Pakistan Association says. Audio

One month on from the Christchurch terror attack, Checkpoint's Logan Church and Simon Rogers look back on one of New Zealand's darkest days and its aftermath. Watch the 40-minute documentary here. Audio

Checkpoint - Wasseim Alsati believes his five-year-old daughter, who is still in hospital with brain damage, would be dead if he hadn't lifted her up just as the gunman fired. He speaks to media for… Audio