Christchurch Terror Attacks

The Police Minister has dismissed calls for wider police powers to raid gang members' homes for illegal guns.

A UK organisation is out on the streets of Christchurch teaching people how to spot extremism and answering questions from curious locals about what Islam actually is.

Two of the people injured in the mosque terror attacks remain in a critical condition, including a four-year-old girl being treated in Auckland.

A parliamentary select committee is giving gun owners one day to make oral submissions on the government's fast-tracked firearm law changes. Audio

Opinion - We need to trust that reasonable hate speech laws and more attention to hate crimes in NZ will foster more conversations about tolerance and equality rather than erode freedoms, writes…

The state-owned Superannuation Fund is looking at getting rid of its shares in firearms as a result of the Christchurch mosque attacks.

The speed with which the government has fast-tracked changes to firearms laws has left the gun lobby in a spin, according to an Australian academic.

A four-year-old girl remains in a critical but stable condition in Auckland's Starship Hospital, and there are three others still in intensive care.

Horror and hatred killed 50 people in the Christchurch mosque massacre. Courage and kindness protected many more. Kate Newton reports.

Opinion - A former leader of NZ's far right communities says groups have closed up shop, but we must interrogate their claims and listen to the voices they try to speak over, writes Kate Hannah.

All Black Sonny Bill Williams has challenged hundreds of people at Auckland's memorial service to reach out to Muslims in their community.

Read a timeline of the actions by New Zealand's security services, government and the country's Muslim community in the years leading up to the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Editorial - RNZ will continue to play the distinct role of the journalist, looking into the darkness and the light and reporting what we see there without fear or favour, writes Paul Thompson.

Heads were bowed and tears shed in silence as the names of the 50 victims of the terror attacks two weeks ago were read out at a remembrance service attended by tens of thousand in Christchurch and…

One of the survivors of the Christchurch terror attack, Farid Ahmed, told the crowd at the remembrance service today he had forgiven the shooter who killed his wife.

Large crowds are gathered at Christchurch's Hagley Park for the national remembrance service for the 50 people killed in the mosque attacks. Video

The national remembrance service for victims of the 15 March mosque terror attacks, is being held in North Hagley Park, Christchurch, and broadcast throughout the country.

Despite the enormity of the tragedy, a spokesperson for Islamic women in New Zealand believes the Christchurch terror attacks have also had some positive effects. Audio

There will tight security and a big police presence at today's national remembrance service for the victims of the mosque terror attacks at North Hagley Park in Christchurch. Audio

Hagley Park in Christchurch will host a national remembrance event today for the victims of the mosque terror attack. Here's how the day will unfold.