Prince William and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visit Christchurch

Prince William has met with the families of victims and survivors of the mosque attacks in Christchurch this morning, on his second day in the country, along with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Al Noor Mosque, meeting with families of the victims and survivors. Fairfax / Pool

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hugs a woman at Al Noor Mosque. Reuters / Pool

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern meeting with the people affected by the Al Noor Mosque terror attack. Reuters / Pool

Community members arrive at Al Noor Mosque ahead of the event. David Alexander/SNPA via AP

Prince William arrives at Al Noor Mosque. Fairfax / Pool

Prince William arrives at Al Noor Mosque. Reuters / Pool

Prince william shakes hands with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern upon his arrival. Reuters / Pool

Prince William shakes hands with representatives at Al Noor Mosque. Reuters / Pool

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern shakes hands with a policeman at Al Noor Mosque. Fairfax / Pool

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern shakes hands with an imam Al Noor Mosque. Fairfax / Pool

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A community member chats with a policeman at Al Noor Mosque holding hands. Fairfax / Pool

A little boy at Al Noor Mosque gets a handwritten message. Fairfax / Pool

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Prince William meeting a little boy at Al Noor Mosque. David Alexander/SNPA via AP

Prince Williams shakes hands with one of the family members of the victims at Al Noor Mosque. Supplied / NZ Government

Prince Williams shakes hands with Farid Ahmed at Al Noor Mosque. Supplied / NZ Government

Prince William talks to those sitting inside Al Noor Mosque, including family members of victims and survivors. Supplied / NZ Government

Farid Ahmed talks to people at Al Noor Mosque, among them Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Prince William. Supplied / NZ Government

Prince William exits Al Noor Mosque along with a crowd of others. David Alexander/SNPA via AP

Prince William exits Al Noor Mosque along with a crowd of others. Reuters / Pool

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern waves her hand at someone as she takes her leave from Al Noor Mosque with Prince William. David Alexander/SNPA via AP

The Duke of Cambridge places a wreath at the Oi Manawa Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial in Central Christchurch. Reuters / Pool

Prince William lays a wreath at the at the Dedication Panel, Oi Manawa Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial. AFP / Pool

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Prince William takes a moment and looks on in emotion at the memorial. Reuters / Pool

A message written by Prince William in the wreath "In remembrance of those we lost". Reuters / Pool

Prince William leaves the area of the memorial with a number of officials. Reuters / Pool

More than 300 Cantabrians came near the memorial to get a glimpse of the royal. AFP / Pool

More than 300 Cantabrians came near the memorial to get a glimpse of the royal. RNZ / Brooke Jenner

Prince William arrived at Canterbury Hospital to meet with those injured in the terror attack of 15 March as well as staff. RNZ / Brooke Jenner

Prince William chats to the first responders and emergency crew in Christchurch. Supplied / NZ Government

Prince William chats to the police commissioner and other members of the police force in Christchurch. Supplied / NZ Government

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Prince William chats to the police commissioner and other members of the police force in Christchurch. AFP / Pool

Prince William and Prince Minister Jacinda Ardern arrive in Christchurch yesterday, 25 April. Getty / Pool

Prince Minister Jacinda Ardern's hongi upon her arrival in Christchurch yesterday, 25 April. Getty / Pool

Prince William talking to officials upon his arrival in Christchurch yesterday, 25 April. Getty / Pool

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