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They are us: A memorial to the lost
They were grandparents and spouses, parents of new babies and grown adults, and they were children. These are the people we lost in the Christchurch terror attacks.
Christchurch Terror Attacks headlines with summaries.
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Mosque attack survivor pledges help
26 Mar 2019A survivor of the attack at Al Noor Mosque says his aim now is to help as many people as possible.
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Linwood mosque reopening: 'Painful' for Imam to recall attack
25 Mar 2019While the reopening of Linwood's mosque was a painful memory for local Muslims, many gathered from near and far to hear how the attack unfolded.
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Do migrants feel safe after Christchurch shootings?
25 Mar 2019Safina Kudus is still struggling to understand the actions of a gunman who killed 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch. Audio
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'Everybody's sharing the same pain' - Friendly faces draw in those who need to talk
25 Mar 2019As Christchurch grappled with the grief caused by the mosque shootings last week, a group of Muslim men, dealing with their own grief, set up deckchairs in different parts of the city, and invited…
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No Facebook accountability or contrition over terror attack - Privacy Commissioner
26 Mar 2019Facebook needs to take accountablity for its role in the Christchurch terror attack, which was live streamed on the social media site, the Privacy Commissioner says.
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Donations soar for Christchurch mosque victims and families
25 Mar 2019More than $15.7 million has been donated to help those affected by the Christchurch terror attacks.
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Christchurch mosque terror attacks day 11: What you need to know
25 Mar 2019All 50 of the victims of the Al Noor and Linwood mosque attacks have been buried in Christchurch or repatriated to other places.
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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
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PM urges people to pay their respects as nation officially mourns
21 Mar 2019New 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.
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PM announces ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles
21 Mar 2019Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a ban on all military-style semi-automatic weapons and all assault rifles. Video
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Wide support for government's move to tighten gun laws
21 Mar 2019National is pledging to work constructively with the government to implement its just-announced gun law changes.
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Muslim community spirit 'resonant with manaakitanga'
20 Mar 2019South Island whānau ora commissioning agency, Te Pūtahitanga oTe Waipounamu, has been providing support to the Muslim community in Christchurch following Friday's terrorist attack.
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'Whatever the need would be' - Māori wardens offer help
20 Mar 2019Māori wardens are desperate to help in Christchurch after the mosque shootings, but say no one is using them.
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Muslim community welcome on marae - Ngāi Tahu
18 Mar 2019All marae in and around Christchurch have been closed following Friday's attacks, but when they re-open local iwi Ngāi Tahu has assured the Muslim community they are welcome.
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Comment: Government's weapons ban 'better late than never'
21 Mar 2019Opinion - 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…
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Islam convert Toogood says charity concerts about unity
26 Mar 2019Concerts raising money for those affected by the Christchurch terror attacks feature some of New Zealand's most beloved musicians. For Jon Toogood, the massacre is also deeply personal.
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Chief censor defends classifying manifesto objectionable
25 Mar 2019The document reportedly published online by the accused mosque gunman is aimed at inciting vulnerable people to commit acts of violence, Chief Censor David Shanks says. Audio
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Critic says SIS chats with Muslims 'unethical, misleading'
25 Mar 2019The SIS has been accused of breaching the rights of the Muslim communities it has been monitoring.
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Farewell for massacre victim: 'I couldn't be more proud of being his daughter'
25 Mar 2019The daughter of Haji-Daoud Nabi, who was gunned down in Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque, says she isn't sure the reality of her father's death has really sunk in.
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Volunteers 'dropped everything' to fly in and assist grieving families
25 Mar 2019The Christchurch mosque attacks left the spiritual leadership of the city's Muslim community distraught and in desperate need of support.
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Linwood businesses struggle in mosque attack aftermath
25 Mar 2019A group of Christchurch businesses are struggling to get back on their feet after the attack on their neighbouring Linwood Mosque.
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Sense of respect and hope for a better future at Christchurch vigil
25 Mar 2019If Manar Ibrahim stumbled at all in her speech at yesterday's vigil in Christchurch, it's because the size of the crowd gave her a fright. Video, Audio
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NZers 'need to be able to understand the nature of evil'
25 Mar 2019A complete ban on publishing or possessing the Christchurch gunman's manifesto may have gone too far, say some legal experts.
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Turkey tries to ease fears of tension toward NZers
24 Mar 2019The Turkish Embassy in Wellington has moved to quash fears after the country's president said New Zealanders who went to Turkey with anti-Muslim views would be sent home in coffins.
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