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Hillmorton Hospital patient threatened PM before murder of Christchurch woman
Letters intercepted at Hillmorton threatened Jacinda Ardern and her family.
Latest from Christchurch mosque attack
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Muslims fear hate rising as seventh anniversary of Christchurch mosque attack approaches
Police now record about three hate incidents a week, totalling over 150 last year.
Waikato mourns civic and academic leader Asad Mohsin
Mohsin guided Hamilton through grief after the 2019 Christchurch mosque attack.
Families fight plan to call Christchurch mosque terrorist at inquest
They argue calling him risks shattering the safe, victim-centred inquest space.
South Island wrap: Mosque shooting inquest appeal; Christchurch Hospital under pressure
The latest South Island news with Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood.
Life inside the most secretive unit in our prison system – and who ends up there
The unit holds 16 men judged too dangerous for mainstream prison units.
'This makes no sense': Anger, trauma and pain of March 15 victims as terrorist makes appeal bid
Families describe seven years of inquiries as ‘constant re-triggerisation’.
Mosque gunman's case seeking leave to appeal his convictions wraps up
The Court of Appeal in Wellington has heard evidence this week on why the gunman should be allowed leave to appeal his convictions for the mass shootings in 2019.
Mosque gunman has made 686 complaints to prison staff since being locked up
The Christchurch shooter claimed his complaints had not been recorded, but they had.
Christchurch mosque gunman appeal centres on prison conditions
Lawyers argue the gunman's harsh prison conditions forced his guilty pleas, risking a miscarriage of justice.
Christchurch mosque gunman's lawyers cite 'Nelson Mandela Rules' in bid to appeal convictions
The most 'reviled' person in NZ claims jail conditions were inhumane and torturous.
Ex-lawyers say Christchurch mosque terrorist fit to plead guilty
The Court of Appeal heard from two of Brenton Tarrant’s former lawyers, who say he was mentally fit when pleading guilty and acted deliberately, not due to poor mental health.
'He's forgotten already': Survivors, families reject mosque terrorist's appeal bid
Rashid Omar says seeing his son Tariq's killer in court was 'terrible'.
Mosque shooter's prison phone calls monitored, camera on him at all times
The mosque gunman is seeking leave to appeal against his convictions and recant his pleas.
Mosque survivors speak out about terrorist's appeal
Two survivors from the March 15, 2019 terror attack in Christchurch have their say on the terrorist's appeal and how it felt to see and hear him.
Former lawyer told court Christchurch mosque terrorist would plead guilty when it suited
There is conflicting evidence about whether Tarrant wanted to change his plea to guilty after initially entering not guilty pleas.
Christchurch mosque shooter gives evidence for his appeal
Newstalk ZB reporter Emily Ansell has been in Court of Appeal covering the convicted terrorist's appeal.
Christchurch mosque gunman claims he wasn't mentally fit to plead guilty
The gunman, who appeared via AVL in the Court of Appeal in Wellngton is seeking leave to appeal his convictions and vacate his guilty plea. Video / Mark Mitchell
'An obvious change': Psychologist on mosque shooter’s mental health
The gunman is hoping to appeal his conviction and guilty plea.
Christchurch mosque shooter gives evidence in appeal bid
Convicted terrorist Brenton Tarrant is seeking leave to appeal his convictions and to vacate his guilty plea.
Mosque shooter says he was 'forced' to plead guilty because of harsh prison conditions
The gunman also says he timed his plea to catch the state and media off guard.
Christchurch Mosque shooter set to appeal his sentence today
Senior crime and justice journalist, Anna Leask reveals what's behind the convicted terrorists appeal.
Why the Christchurch mosque terrorist is back in court over his life sentence
He is asking the Court of Appeal to let him challenge his convictions late.
'We’re not geared up for this': Muslim volunteers monitoring for online threats
Non-Govt bodies such as the Islamic group Fianz lead the referrals on terrorist content.