Tighter rules and a register for firearms owners and licence holders were among the second tranche of gun reforms announced Monday by Government.
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Several injured after explosion at house in Christchurch
One house has been destroyed and at least 20 impacted by debris.
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Govt invests additional $12m into Oranga Marae
Christchurch's Rehua Marae welcomes a government boost to the Oranga Marae programme, an extra $12 million over four years to upgrade buildings and expand emergency kits for resilience in the event of a disaster.
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New group calls for total ban on semi-automatic weapons
A new advocacy group has been launched today in a bid to bring stronger gun laws into Aotearoa, following the Christchurch shootings on March 15.
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Rapuara giving Māori students window into workforce
Māori youth from kura kaupapa Māori and wharekura have gathered at the Rapuara - Careers Expo in Christchurch. A first of its kind in the South, the main focus is for reo Māori students to find their place out in the workforce.
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Prince's brief visit uplifts Chch community
Prince William's New Zealand two-day tour is over but the support he's shown in the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings has helped uplift a grieving community.
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Submissions on gun law reforms heard in Parliament
Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee has heard public submissions on the Arms Amendment Bill, which will fast-track the ban of most types of semi-automatic rifles. More than 10,000 submissions have been received.
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A bilingual anthem to unite the nation
For the first time ever, the second verse of 'God Defend New Zealand' has been sung in both English and Māori at a major national event.
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Ōtautahi prepares for national remembrance service
Christchurch will be hosting a national remembrance service at Hagley Park today for all New Zealanders to come together as one and pay their respects to those families who were affected by the March 15 terror attack.
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Facebook ban 'won’t stop white supremacy'- Professor
Facebook has banned content for white nationalism and separatism following the terror attack in Christchurch. Auckland University Professor Steve Matthewman is pleased about the ban, but thinks it won’t stop white supremacy.
