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Street View: Do you think our gun laws need to change?

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Rotorua residents share their opinion on New Zealand gun laws in the wake of the Christchurch shootings. Photo / File

Rotorua residents share their opinion on New Zealand gun laws in the wake of the Christchurch shootings. Photo / File

We ask the people on the street what their opinion is around our gun laws in the wake of the Christchurch shootings.

Wendy Zander, 53. Photo / Stephen Parker
Wendy Zander, 53. Photo / Stephen Parker

No, I think our gun laws are pretty good. We are one of the countries that are pretty strict so I think they should stay the same.

Wendy Zander, 53

Pukehangi

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Ian Jones, 78. Photo / Stephen Parker
Ian Jones, 78. Photo / Stephen Parker

You are way behind the times and it is better to be proactive rather than close the gate after the horse has bolted. I can't believe they have allowed people to walk around buying those guns, it's like the United States.

Ian Jones, 78

Central

Lisa Duff, 34. Photo / Stephen Parker
Lisa Duff, 34. Photo / Stephen Parker

Yes they do, I am not too sure why we are still allowed semi-automatics.

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Lisa Duff, 34

Ōwhata

Hombre Tahuriorangi, 70. Photo / Stephen Parker
Hombre Tahuriorangi, 70. Photo / Stephen Parker

It would make it safer for us to walk around here. You don't know who could get caught up in that sort of thing and I would hate to see a lot of innocent people get caught up in that.

Hombre Tahuriorangi, 70

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