Steve Braunias: The hate that dare not speak its name
Steve Braunias reflects on the darkest week in New Zealand history.
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NZ fell silent as the nation mourned the 50 people killed in their place of worship.
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New Zealand stops to mourn the victims of the Christchurch terror attack.
Several arrested for 'inciting fear' after Christchurch attacks
An Auckland man was arrested for threatening members of the public this week.
Teen survivor wishes to trade places with dead family
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No time for anything but courage
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Hundreds gather in London for vigil for Christchurch victims
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Mike Hosking: Will gun law reform make a difference?
Can we say it will prevent another attack?
Comment: I'm not sad anymore, I'm mad - let's make it right
COMMENT: We have to acknowledge all our emotions - even the uncomfortable ones.
Kate Hawkesby: NZ knows we can do better
Comment: New Zealand has woken up to the fact we can do better
New Zealand just banned military-style firearms. Here's why the US can't
On the surface, NZ and the US had a relatively similar approach to guns, until Friday.
Editorial: Pay tribute to Kiwi Muslims today
Comment: NZ's Muslim community has earned their public support since the massacre.
Rifat Audeh: Terrorism is disproportionately blamed on Muslims
Comment: Terrorism is more often against Muslims than committed by them.
Barry Soper: Never has a petition been so quickly answered
Comment: They wanted a crackdown on semi automatic rifles, four hours later they got it.
Live: Crowds gather for call to prayer, two minutes' silence
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Community invited to show unity at march
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'I'm glad that's where he died - surrounded by friends and God'
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