Latest from Christchurch mosque attack

The threat named the Kilbirnie Masjid and was posted online on Thursday.

Victims and families don't want to see Brenton Tarrant's face or hear his voice.

The work included repainting cells and murals on the inmates' individual cell yards.

The former PM tells Petra Bagust podcast why she had to leave her Mormon faith behind.

'The most plausible domestic violent extremist attack scenario remains a lone actor'.

Revamp comes after Chief Ombudsman outlined concerns of human rights abuses in jail unit.

The suspect posted a video with anti-black, anti-Semitic, and anti-religious messages.

Two years on, Shaun Winstanley shares his recovery story – and new coffee business.

The soldier gave NZDF information to someone he thought was a foreign agent.

Strong content labelling and age verification could protect young Kiwis online.

Brenton Tarrant had ties to white nationalist groups before the attacks.

The groups targeted say action is needed as unrest rises to levels seen before March 15.

Samsudeen grabbed a knife from a shelf and began slashing at shoppers.

Her memoir, 'A Different Kind of Power', was released this week.

A Different Kind of Power tells the personal challenges behind her public, political face.

The charges were laid four years after Nathan Frost murdered his family members.

Nicole McKee will campaign for her constituents but concedes she may not succeed.

Bill is set to pass its third reading this week under urgency.

Abdul Aziz Wahabzadah's trial was set, but police withdrew the charge.

NZ PM Christopher Luxon is off to India as Mark Carney is sworn in as the new Canadian PM. Arrest in Christchurch on the sixth anniversary of the mosque tragedy. Video / NZ Herald

Muslim leaders warn more mass shootings may occur if gun laws are eased.

The Islamic leader has announced his plan to leave New Zealand for a new role.

Fans called the decision 'tasteless' and 'ignorant'.

OPINION: By working together, our communities are safer from gun crime.

OPINION: Both countries view firearms as a privilege, not a right.

The 35-year-old had her Australian visa denied in October.

Brenton Tarrant's lawyers were granted a rare order to permanently suppress their names.

More than 60% of the survivors suffered from mental health conditions.

OPINION: Firearms control is a complex and contentious issue.