Live: Parliament honours terror victims
15 min ago PM Jacinda Ardern says there is no specific threat at the moment, but we are in a state of heightened vigilance, as she addresses Parliament on the Christchurch terror attack.
Shooter not 'on his own': Turkey
1:56 PM Police and intelligence in Turkey, where the Christchurch terror-accused travelled, believe a "well-resourced organisation" was involved.
Company's Nazi themes
A Christchurch insulation company which promotes Nazi themes has been reported to police and shunned by the industry.
Schools unite for terror attack tribute
"We're letting everyone know these horrific events do not define who we are," head boy says.
Survivor relives shooting horror
A man who narrowly survived the massacre watched the gunman's video to find out if his brother survived.
Survivor can still hear screams
The screams of children are keeping the man who saved 30 people at the Masjid Al Noor awake at night.
World seeing our generosity, humanity
OPINION: Just like the earthquakes, as Friday's atrocity unfolded, where we were and what we were doing will be indelibly embedded in our memories, our scar tissue.
Live: Kiwis act on guns
Some Kiwis have handed in their weapons and shops are reconsidering their stock after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said her Cabinet had agreed "in principle decisions" about changes to gun laws.
Families urge PM to speed up release
Family of imam murdered at mosque say they want to see their father's body, "then maybe mum might forgive NZ".
No national day of mourning on Friday
"Time and space" to bury loved ones is one of the reasons given.
First body released after attack
An "intense" process lies ahead for families of the Christchurch mosque shooting victims.
Shooter's mistake was a lifesaver
A quirk of geography saved dozens of lives at Christchurch's Linwood mosque.
Cabinet's gun law consensus
PM says several "in principle decisions" have been made about changes to gun laws, although no specifics have been given.
Gun City boss avoids arms debate
Gun City boss refuses to enter firearms debate following Friday's mass shootings, but says he will change the retailer's advertising showing children.
'Let us not hate'
The student behind a vigil that brought together thousands says the turnout is proof the horrific events of last week "do not define who we are".
Kiwis surrender their guns
"On the farm they are a useful tool, but my convenience doesn't outweigh the risk of misuse," says one farmer.
Attack timeline: What happened, when
1.32 pm: A manifesto of hate is emailed. 1.41: Gunman enters mosque. 1.47: Police arrive. 2.17: The arrest.
Spruce up for Cathedral Square
A $3.6 million spruce up for two corners of Christchurch's Cathedral Square is likely to go ahead within months.
Canterbury DHB doubles down
Does Canterbury have a world-beating health system? The DHB likes to think so.
Cathedral Square upgrade coming
The southern edge of the square will get a facelift, but grand plans for Christchurch's heart are still a long way off.
Red zone plan finalised within a week
It's been more than two years in the making, but it's almost ready to go.
Lease for driverless cars close
Driverless cars are a step closer to zipping around Christchurch's empty river red zone area.
White superiority alive and well
OPINION: In the wake of this terrible tragedy, let's be honest, for once. White supremacy is a part of us, a dark power in the land.
World seeing our generosity, humanity
OPINION: Just like the earthquakes, as Friday's atrocity unfolded, where we were and what we were doing will be indelibly embedded in our memories, our scar tissue.
Understanding damage hate speech does
OPINION: In the wake of the Christchurch mosque massacres, we should be asking specific questions about Islamophobic material online.
Weapons sales worth millions
But finance company now says it won't lend money for semi-automatic weapons.
Tourists support terror stricken city
More than 1000 cruise ship passengers were among tourists visiting a memorial for Christchurch mosque shooting victims.
Givealittle waives fees for Christchurch
Service fee will be waived and entirety of donations will go to victims.
Crusaders name debate rages on
Crusaders fans will have to wait at least another day for word regarding any potential change to their team's brand.
Richardson's U-turn on Crusaders
Mark Richardson has done a sharp U-turn on the Crusaders name change issue.
Victory for Leeston-Southbridge
Leeston-Southbridge are victors in the CRV Ambreed Country Premier T20 competition after Saturday's semi-finals and final.
Goalkeeper 'an exceptional human'
Footballer an 'exceptional human being' who was excited about coaching his school team at nationals.
Manly vow to help Christchurch
NRL club vows to "embrace the people of Christchurch and lift their spirits''.
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Firefighting 'legend' inspires runners
Darfield firefighter Philip Hunt was panting, puffing and wringing with sweat when he staggered over the Run to Remember finish line.
Forgo a coffee, donate a tree
For the price of your morning caffeine hit you can support the restoration of native plants in the Port Hills at the Run to Remember.
Let them eat (healthy) cake
Tea and cake isn't usually what springs to mind at the finish line of a fun run.
Dogs welcome on fun run
Dogs "are a big part of the family" and welcome on the Run to Remember event on February 24.
