Moustafa Ghoneimy waited for the fatal shot as he lay partially trapped under a body.

Police found five firearms when they arrested the suspect.

Thousands farewell terror attack victims in Christchurch and Auckland.

A nationwide reflection for those killed in the attacks will be held tomorrow.

Police have apologised to the woman who was named as the murdered person.

Canterbury's lawyers will work for free to help victims' families with immigration issues.

Former cops who gunned down Aramoana massacre killer David Gray speak about Chch

Let us accept each other for our differences of faith, politics, colour, and beliefs.

School lockdown procedures to be reviewed after desperate parents broke rules.

He said he spent hours at a community centre in the hope of finding her husband.

A teachers' strike planned for April 3 will be postponed after mosque attacks.

The haka reportedly involved a range of New Zealand gangs.

Thousands of people attended the funeral of Hafiz Musa Patel this afternoon.

Rotorua woman shares her hopes for a peaceful and secure life moving forward.

Thousands of generous donors rally together to help victims of Christchurch terror attack.

Nabih Mansour of Mansour's Kitchen was rattled after an unfamiliar experience in Rotorua.

Comment: I wonder what Zuckerberg thinks of his company's prominent role in the shootings?

Comment: Hindsight is of limited value to preventing acts of terrorism.

Mega said no one can view the files because the accused didn't provide the encryption key.

Vascular surgeon breaks down after seeing a young girl on operating table.

Zaid Mustafa was praying with his father and brother during the Deans Ave mosque attack.

The alleged Christchurch gunman has indicated he will represent himself at his trial.

Muslim school returns Ardern's words: "You are us."

The man will next appear in court in April.

"I look back at my comments ashamed," broadcaster Chris Lynch wrote.

Mourners are gathering at Memorial Park Cemetery in Linwood.

Renewed attention to a longtime concern: terror attacks by ideologically driven loners.

ISIS's spokesman has broken a six-month silence to make the announcement.

Friday's attack has created a moral dilemma for almost anyone with access to social media.

How do we help our young people come to terms with the Christchurch tragedy?