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Church displays 'all lives matter' message
The controversial phrase has sprung up in response to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Black Lives Matter posters torn down: Diocese to meet with students
Year 13 cultural leader stepped down over the incident.
All Marist College students and staff to be tested for Covid-19
The tests will take place regardless of whether people have symptoms or not.
Anatomy of a nightmare: Inside the country's largest Covid-19 cluster
It's the largest cluster of Covid-19 cases in NZ. What happened at Marist College?
Covid 19 coronavirus: NZ Catholics to celebrate Easter in front of screens at home
Covid-19 puts a stop to Good Friday processions and Easter Masses in churches.
Coronavirus: Auckland school virus tally up to five
One school now has five confirmed coronavirus cases.
Catholic mass cancelled throughout New Zealand
There will be no more Catholic mass in New Zealand until it is safe to do so.
Coronavirus: St Patrick's Cathedral seeks ways to cut numbers
Some masses get crowds in excess of 1000, well beyond the 500 limit.
Coronavirus: Mormon church temporarily shutdown
Churches are cancelling large events while others are suspending services entirely.
Coronavirus: Schools brace for possible closures
School principals seek urgent talks with Ministry of Education over contingency plans.
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Aunty Jo Takarangi-Firmin kept up her kaikaranga role to the end of her 85 years.
Before and after: Auckland's oldest continually occupied CBD residence restored
Six months to build, now in its third year of renovation
Nun numbers drop in New Zealand
The number Kiwi women choosing a life of religion in the Catholic church is dwindling.
'Asking for trouble': Stoush over new religious school on farmland
School would be in "the best place to market garden in the area".
Disgraced Kiwi priest dies suddenly in Sydney
James Cunneen was ordained as a priest in New Zealand in 1979.
Watch: Pope slaps pilgrim in shocking New Year incident
Francis forcefully extracts himself from women's grasp.
Letters: More details needed on gallery extension
The Wanganui Ratepayers' Association believes some questions need clarification.
New $85m cathedral part of $500m CBD redevelopment
New church to form part of $500m CBD development.
Victims accuse catholic boards: "It's all about protecting the church"
U.S. Catholic leaders addressed their greatest modern crisis with a promised reform.
Abuse inquiry: Survivor rejects Church leader's 'minimising' of Michael Shirres attack
Catholic leader accused of telling a survivor the priest had been 'healing his sexuality'.
'Totally archaic': Parents vent after Hamilton school won't let girls wear shorts
Hamilton school refuses to let girls wear culottes.
Pell's final chance: Court grants disgraced cardinal sex conviction appeal
Convicted paedophile George Pell has been granted special leave to appeal his convictions.
NZ's horrific bullying rate: How schools fight back
Foon and Becroft call for mandatory anti-bullying schemes in schools.
NZ bishop resigns: Second woman makes allegation
Catholic Church is giving support to the young complainant and her family.
NZ bishop resigns over 'unacceptable' sexual relationship
Pope Francis has accepted a New Zealand bishop's resignation.
NZ Catholic bishop offers resignation to the Pope
A Catholic bishop has offered his resignation to the pope.
Pope Francis to visit Thailand and Japan in November
Visit will honour the small Catholic communities in each country.
'Church became a place of trauma': Marist brother sentenced for child sex crimes
The 72-year-old abused three young girls in the 1970s while working in Wairarapa.
Letters: Reading between the (vote-for-me) signs
Who'd vote for candidates who can't read English or who try to sidestep regulations?
Catholic Church calls for Ihumātao solution
The Catholic Church is joining growing calls for Jacinda Ardern to visit Ihumātao.
Letters: In the dumps over humps
I'm beginning to understand how Humpty Dumpty felt, and he wasn't even in a car.
Our dark history of abuse in care - inside the first hearing
Inside the first proper hearing of the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care.
Alleged bullying by MPs cuts across party lines
Bullying may prevent a clear and honest debate on the issue of choice in the way we die.