Christchurch Terror Attack
Saifuden Abu - Ad-Deen Mosque and Islamic Centre
Saifuden Abu of the Ad-Deen Mosque and Islamic Centre in Taihape joins us from Christchurch, where he's gone to help with the preparial of the 50 victims for burial. Audio
Twin brother of mosque attack victim: 'I want him back'
The twin brother of a man who was killed in the Christchurch mosque massacre says he wants him back and buried as soon as possible. Audio
'There was only one attacker responsible' - Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Mike Bush says the criminal investigation into the terror attacks is the largest one ever ever undertaken by NZ police. Watch his latest press conference here.
'Turn away from the NRA' - gun reformer
A former Australian politician who was involved in sweeping gun law reforms after a 1996 massacre says the NRA in the US tried to influence those reforms and it may try to do the same here. Audio
Givealittle funds will go to supporting victims - Victim Support
Victim Support is defending its crowd-funding campaign set up for those affected by the mosque shootings, saying money will go direct to families.
Father of newborn girl confirmed dead in Christchurch terror attacks
A new father and grandfather have been identified as two of the deceased victims of the Christchurch terror attacks on Friday.
Families of Indian victims 'shoulder to shoulder' - High Commissioner
There is a huge sense of sorrow in India after it was confirmed five Indian nationals died in Friday's mosque attacks in Christchurch, the high commissioner says.
Engineer who migrated to NZ in 1977 confirmed dead
Haji Daoud Nabi, 71, was shot and killed while worshiping in Riccarton's Al Noor Mosque.
First victims' bodies to be returned to families tonight - Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says it is expected that all the bodies of victims of the two Christchurch mosque attacks will be returned to families by Wednesday. Video
Refugee group confirms two Syrians killed in attacks
A refugee group has confirmed two Syrians are among the dead in Christchurch.
Live updates: Christchurch terror attack
The attacks on mosques in Christchurch have left 50 people dead, and another 50 injured.
'We want accountability' - Islamic Women's Council
Opinion - The Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand has repeatedly and unsuccessfully lobbied Labour and National governments to stem rising levels of discrimination and the alt-right, writes Anjum…
Police union: 'We know how easy it is to get firearms in New Zealand'
Gun safety experts expect swift clampdowns on gun ownership after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern pledged to change the country's near 30-year-old gun laws.
'Go to New Zealand because that's the safest'
A member of Christchurch's Muslim community says he feels lost and devastated by the death of his friend.
NZ company confirms death of one of its employees
Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) New Zealand has confirmed the death of colleague, Areeb Ahmed, who was killed in the Mosque attack in Christchurch.
If he's not charged with terrorism, no one ever will be - professor
If Brenton Tarrant is not charged under the Terrorism Suppression Act, it is hard to see when it would ever be used, a legal expert says.
'Panic buying' of guns ahead of ban
There has been a rush on gun shops, with people "panic buying", in the wake of the Christchurch terror attack and in anticipation of the government tightening gun laws.
Watch: number of dead now 50 - Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Mike Bush said the death toll from the Christchurch mosque shootings is now 50, with a further 50 injured. Video
We must retain our values despite our grief and rage
Analysis - New Zealand has led the world before and has to again in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks, writes Emma Beals.
The PM's role: Bringing the 'message of love and support and grief'
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spent the day yesterday offering comfort to the grieving relatives of the 49 people killed, and reassurance to the shellshocked city of Christchurch. Video
