Christchurch Terror Attacks

A member of Christchurch's Muslim community says he does not feel safe returning to his place of worship, following the attack that killed his friends and cousin.

Media outlets have begun discussions on how best to cover the court case of the accused Christchurch terrorist without giving him a platform for propaganda.

Just four days after the mosque attacks that claimed 50 lives, a public forum last night discussed ideas for making the city a better place.

A gunsmith living and working in Canterbury says he told police less than six months ago they needed to look at the rise of white supremacists with guns in Christchurch.

Those who knew New Zealand woman Linda Armstrong say they take comfort in the fact she is now in heaven, where she belongs.

It took half an hour for anyone to report the live video stream of the Christchurch terror attack to Facebook's moderators.

Parliament honoured the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks, opening today's session with a Muslim prayer while churches have opened their doors to give Muslims a safe place to pray.

Security is tight right around the country, and that includes the places where New Zealand's elected representatives work.

Opinion - Fascists argue to normalise their views and to stop society from dealing with the real issues, writes Paul Brislen, after analysing why someone called him a fascist.

There are growing frustrations about the amount of time it is taking to identify the dead as preparations continue for the burial of the mosque terror attack victims. See how the day unfolded with…

Two young Muslim women mourning their friends who died in the terror attacks want to make it loud and clear that they are not going to let one gunman ruin their lives. Audio

Some online material referencing islamophobia and anti-immigration rhetoric has been pulled following the shootings at two mosques, which killed 50 people.

The New Zealand First leader says no politician is blameless when it comes to past political comments.

The Christchurch mosque shootings must not be allowed to tarnish Dunedin in the eyes of the rest of the world, says the city's mayor.

The accused mosque shooter is unlikely to be able to use his court trial as a platform for his political views, criminal and media law scholars say.

The police cannot yet say how many gun owners have voluntarily surrendered their semi-automatic weapons, in the aftermath of the Christchurch mosque attacks.

More needs to be done to prevent horrific content from being uploaded, NZ internet providers have said in an open letter to the chief executives of social media giants Facebook, Twitter and Google.

A Christchurch expert in the medicine of older people is mourning a former colleague who died in Friday's terror attack.

Among the survivors of the Christchurch mosque shootings still coming to terms with what he has experienced is Shoaib Gani. Video