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Online donations reach $7.4m as meetings held to decide how to hand out the money.
Accused terrorist 'most targeted person' in jail
Brenton Tarrant would be in extreme danger if he wasn't kept segregated.
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A teen with basic gun licence can buy a sniper rifle and armour piercing rounds in NZ.
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Christchurch mosque shootings: The toll on the community
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Christchurch mosque shootings: Immigration priority for families of victims
Head of Immigration says agency doing all it can to support those affected.
Shot mosque survivor transferred to be with critically injured 4-year-old daughter
Thirty-one remain in Christchurch hospital and nine are in critical condition.
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"I was going to surprise him with a gift which he wanted ... but he surprised me."
Surreal loss of woman with a heart of gold
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Police reveal how they caught alleged Christchurch gunman
Police who dragged alleged gunman from car following shooting refuse to be called heroes.
Mourning husband and son: 'It was the safest country in the world'
"He said 'mum there is someone in the mosque shooting us'."
Revealed: Why accused gunman was missed by Aussie security agencies
The reason accused gunman wasn't being monitored has been revealed.
NZ banks donate $1m to families affected by ChCh shooting
NZ banks have donated $1m to families of those killed in the Christchurch shooting.
Comment: Digital empires threaten our democracy
COMMENT: Digital empires need to change.
Minister warned 'gaps' in gun laws impossible to police
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Comment: NZ must follow Germany and hit Facebook with $80m fines
Comment: Big-money firms need big-money fines.
Shooting accused to represent himself in court, could use trial to promote beliefs
There are concerns accused gunman could turn trial into platform for his beliefs.
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Trade Me pulls sales of all semi-automatic rifles
Trade Me has stopped selling semi-automatic weapons.
'Racism happens': Kiwi Muslim's poignant words sum up both sides of NZ
Kiwi Muslim shares his perspective of NZ in the wake of the mosque massacres.
Cabinet to discuss inquiry into Chch mass shooting
PM Jacinda Ardern said Cabinet has 'a couple of considerations' in terms of an inquiry.
Mick Mulvaney: 'Absurd' to link Trump to mosque attacks
Shootings has underscored the deep partisan divide over Trump's rhetoric on immigrants.
'Share the love': Christchurch students in vigil for mosque victims
Seven people associated with Cashmere High are believed to have been killed or injured.
Students look to love at Christchurch school hit by tragedy
Students from Cashmere High School will hold a vigil today for those killed in the attack.
Live: PM Jacinda Ardern talks to Mike Hosking
Ardern talks to Hosking as Cabinet prepares to meet over the Christchurch attack.
Facebook removed 1.5 million videos within 24 hours of Christchurch attack
It still wasn't able to remove everything.
In Tarrant's Australian hometown, his relatives remember violent video games, trouble with women
Tarrant is accused of killing 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch.
Three days after shootings, families wait to bury the victims
The youngest victim was a 3-year-old whose family hasn't seem him since.
Death toll at 50 as PM seeks deportation advice on massacre accused
Brenton Tarrant is Australian and had been living in Dunedin until alleged killing spree.
Accused gunman's family: 'We're all gobsmacked'
Brenton Tarrant has been arrested and charged with murder following the attack.