Alleged attacker charged with killing person who is still alive
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Police have apologised to a woman who was wrongly listed on court charge sheets as a murder victim of the alleged Christchurch mosque gunman.
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All 50 Christchurch victims formally identified
All 50 Christchurch victims formally identified
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has announced the process of identifying all 50 victims has been complete and next of kin have been advised.
Q&A: What you need to know about the gun ban
Q&A: What you need to know about the gun ban
A Q&A on what you need to know in relation to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's recently announced ban on military style semi-automatic guns and assault rifles.
Assault rifles and military-style semi-automatics banned
Assault rifles and military-style semi-automatics banned
Military style semi-automatics and assault rifles will be banned in New Zealand under stronger new gun laws announced today, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
Review of school lockdowns in wake of attack
Review of school lockdowns in wake of attack
The Ministry of Education is to review the process of school lockdowns in the wake of the Christchurch terror attack.
'Overseas he would have been dead'
'Overseas he would have been dead': Aramoana cop analyses arrest
An anti-terrorist squad leader involved in the Aramoana killings has given an insight into what would have happened in the lead-up to the capture of the alleged mosque gunman.
65,000 sign petition against weapons
65,000 sign petition against weapons
MPs have today been handed a petition with more than 65,000 signatures calling on them to ban all semi-automatic weapons.
Agents dropped over social media posts
Real estate agents dropped over racially charged social media posts
Ray White has dropped a husband and wife real estate agent team because of their racist posts on social media.
Two killed in Waikato crash
Two killed in Waikato crash
Two people were killed in a crash involving a ute and a truck in the Waikato district this morning.
PM: Anzac travel to Turkey will go on
PM: Anzac travel to Turkey will go on
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the tradition of New Zealanders going to Gallipoli for Anzac commemorations will continue, despite recent comments by Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan.
As more buried, emotional prayer service planned
As more buried, emotional prayer service planned
Thousands of people are expected to come together for an emotional Friday prayer service led by the imam of one of the two Christchurch mosques where 50 worshippers were killed.
Teachers' strike postponed after mosque attacks
Teachers' strike postponed after mosque attacks
A national teachers' strike which had been pencilled in for April 3 has been postponed because of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
'Sad' PM ready to mark week
'Sad' PM ready to mark week
A two-minute silence will be held tomorrow to commemorate the one-week anniversary of last week's massacre.
Donations set to top $10 million
Donations for shooting victims' families set to top $10 million
Nearly $10 million has been raised for the families who lost their loved ones in the Christchurch terrorist attack and for those victims who survived the traumatic shootings.
Doctor stood down after anti-Muslim comments posted
Doctor stood down after anti-Muslim comments posted
A senior Auckland doctor has been immediately stood down pending an investigation by his employer into vile, anti-Islamic rants posted on the right-wing blog Whale Oil.
Bravery lauded after 'heroic' arrest
Bravery lauded after 'heroic' arrest
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has commended his "courageous" officers who arrested the alleged Christchurch gunman 21 minutes after they were alerted while he was en route to another attack.
Hospital staff share stories of terrorist attack aftermath
Hospital staff share stories of terrorist attack aftermath
Canterbury DHB staff who provided care to the injured from the terror attacks on two mosques last week are now sharing their stories.
Blood donations rise in wake of Christchurch attacks
Blood donations rise in wake of Christchurch attacks
More than 500 people across the country have registered to give blood since the Christchurch mosque shootings, saying they want to do what they can to help.
Victim who died in hospital 'a kind and caring Kiwi'
Victim who died in hospital 'a kind and caring Kiwi'
Moshin Al-Harbi made a difference at the business where he worked - he exposed his colleagues to a new culture and left them better off. He was the only victim who survived the mosque attacks to later die in hospital.
Woman arrested for Facebook post after mosque shooting
Woman arrested for Facebook post after mosque shooting
A Wairarapa woman was arrested on suspicion of inciting racial disharmony after a message was posted to her Facebook page in response to the Christchurch shootings.