Latest from Christchurch mosque attack

Inquest examining terrorist's ability to obtain guns used in attack.

Group says Government must rethink deprioritising, defunding national security framework.

Unit houses country's most challenging, complex prisoners.

OPINION: 'The vast majority of guns in New Zealand are not essential for legitimate use.'

OPINION: An AR-15 style rifle transforms a lone loser into a bringer of mass death.

The inquest will further examine why an emergency exit door was locked during the attack.

McKee: 'I’m not going to keep everyone happy. I can see that already.'

Firearms lobby groups critical of police moves since 2019.

'People are avoiding going to the doctor' – is that the right outcome for public safety?

Kiwis rescued from New Caledonia touch down, terrifying turbulence leaves one dead and more severe weather on the way in the latest NZ Herald headlines.

Imam Gamal Fouda describes how two people locked a worshipper in the kitchen.

The Christchurch mosque attack inquest will focus on why emergency doors didn't open.

Inquest on Christchurch terror attack resumes, leader of search team remains hopeful and NZ Air Force ready to evacuate New Zealanders in New Caledonia. Video / AP / NZHerald

Fifty-one people were killed by a terrorist gunman in Christchurch in 2019.

The leaders of France and New Zealand released a joint statement about the new foundation.

OPINION: 'The mosque murders went viral - but so did the response of the Labour-led Govt.'

“The white supremacist, ultra-nationalists are much more of a threat in this country."

Muslim leaders want assurance that changes to gun laws will not put their safety at risk.

Royal praises Kiwis for supporting mosque shooting victims on fifth anniversary.

EDITORIAL: Yesterday marked five years since 51 people were murdered at Friday prayer.

Luxon is with Lead Coordination Minister Judith Collins in Christchurch today.

This year’s anniversary falls on Jumu’ah - the mandatory Islamic Friday prayer.

Experts warn public needs tools to escape an attack by a terrorist in a crowded place.

COMMENT: The online community contributed to the radicalisation of Brenton Tarrant.

More schools are employing advisers in the wake of the March 15 mosque attacks.

OPINION: It seems we are only beginning to understand why he committed the atrocity.

The terrorist planned to challenge his designation as an at-risk prisoner.

Multi-agency training is needed to help prepare paramedics for major incidents.

No one from St John attended the Al Noor scene in a SERT capacity.