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Government could profit from They Are Us ticket sales

Film Commission could get a stake in They Are Us, and take a share of the profits.

Mosque attacks: Christchurch to get rare bravery award

Special bravery award comes after "acts of bravery and humanity" on darkest day.

Hollywood rewrite of NZ history: MPs call draft 'They Are Us' script misleading, offensive

'They're writing a version of NZ history, but ... with an American sensibility.'

Christchurch terror attacks: Deadline set for submissions to Coroner

Coroner Deborah Marshall is nearing a decision on whether to hold a terror attack inquest.

'Feels insensitive to me': 'They Are Us' film-makers need to listen - Ardern

Islamic Women's Council says content same as live stream - objectionable material in NZ.

Editorial: Hate speech laws need to be carefully worded

Editorial: When speaking freely, it's unnecessary and unacceptable to whip up hostility.

Hamilton-Hart: A word of caution on hate speech

OPINION: The problem with denouncing hateful views is such comments could also fall foul.

Chris Wilson: Greatest risk of extremist violence in NZ comes from lone actors

Individual attacks are just as planned and lethal as those carried out by groups.

Christchurch mosque threats: Imam 'concerned but not scared'

New threats to Al Noor surface online.

Christchurch terror attacks: Police foiled two other mass shootings

A lone actor using a vehicle, knife or gun remains the biggest threat, conference hears.

Focus: Police foil two other mass shooting plans surrounding mosque attacks

Police national security adviser Cameron Bayly outlined a planned mass shooting that was uncovered a few weeks before 15 March and another one just two weeks after. Video / Supplied

NZ spy boss warning: Mosque shootings could inspire another extremist

Biggest threat comes from "lone actor", NZ's first counter terrorism hui hears.

They Are Us movie producers to meet with more victims after uproar

Movie producers for They Are Us are set to meet with more of the March 15 victims.

'Too raw for film at this time': Kiwi producer quits mosque movie

'I deeply regret the shock and hurt the announcement of the film has caused'.

Editorial: Movie news unfortunate controversy for Ardern

EDITORIAL: Public reaction shows tougher environment Government and its leader is in.

Mosque attacks film: Family urges Hollywood star to refuse role

They Are Us proposes to focus on PM Ardern's response to March 15 terror attacks.

'So outraged': Christchurch mayor says film crew not welcome in the city

Lianne Dalziel says plans for a movie on the mosque attacks in the city are a travesty.

'My story is not the one to be told': PM on mosque movie controversy

PM says there are many stories to tell from the tragedy — but hers is not one.