New Zealand

More burials will be conducted later on Wednesday

Jacinda Ardern vowed on Tuesday that gunman Brenton Tarrant would face the 'full force of the law'

Ardern lauded the sacrifice of Naeem Rashid who was martyred while trying to tackle the attacker on Friday

New Zealand's PM demonstrated a resolve to protect the public, but reinforced values of inclusion

The families of the fallen will have justice, says New Zealand PM

US president did on several occasions tweet and speak to condemn the horrible attack in New Zealand

Tarrant declined to be represented by a lawyer

Social media posts suggested Breton travels included trips as far afield as Pakistan and North Korea

Special forces spring into action using civilian rental vehicles to hunt for the gunman

If he were able to sit down with the gunman, he said he would encourage him to rethink his outlook on life

PM Ardern says she expects all dead to be returned to their families by Wednesday

To formally obtain material that may assist New Zealand police in their ongoing investigation

Fifty people were killed and dozens wounded at two mosques in Christchurch on Friday

Immigrants and minorities in the US and Europe are increasingly feeling insecure and vulnerable

The majority of victims were from Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Somalia, Afghanistan and Bangladesh

Three of the dead from the mass shooting at Al Noor mosque were from Gujarat state

Attacker's grandmother says he showed no signs he would become enthralled with white nationalist ideology

Police close Dunedin airport after suspicious device reported on airfield

The complex investigation into the massacre made a quick process difficult say authorities

Though he failed to disarm the gunman, his courageous act gave others precious time to escape

"It's a miracle. I was waiting for my moment ... and I lost hope," says Ethiopian survivor Abdul Kadir Ababora.

The company to remove all edited versions of the video as well

Rashid, hailing from Abbottabad, received bullet wounds as he tried to overpower the shooter

New Zealanders flocked to memorial sites to lay flowers

With people hailing from across the Muslim world

The lengthy and ideological manifesto with extreme views is deeply disturbing says Ardern

We are in touch with family of those martyred in the Christ­church attack, says FO spokesperson

As testimony emerge of epic heroism and harrowing suffering in the gun attack

A horrific video shot by the gunmen who carried out the mosque massacre was livestreamed on Facebook

Populist nationalism practised by some of the leaders in the world is fracturing their democratic societies

A grotesque act of terror choreographed for live beaming on social media — this was bound to happen sooner or later

People lay flowers outside mosques in different cities

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said the victims came from across the Muslim world

In his venomous manifesto, Brenton Tarrant praises Donald Trump, calls Recep Tayyip Erdogan ‘warlord’

Says attacking people during prayers is absolutely appalling

Says there is no credibility in news circulating regarding Dr Aafia's release

Calls for the West to act to prevent similar attacks

An unnamed young man threw an egg at Anning during a press conference in Melbourne

The shooter legally obtained a "Category A" gun licence which allowed him to purchase the weapons says PM Ardern

A lone gunman killed 49 people and wounded more than 20 during Friday prayers

Posts a rambling, hate-filled, manifesto on social media ahead of the Christchurch killings

In a live-stream of the attack the man could be overheard greeting the shooter before being brutally gunned down

Friday's attacks on two Christchurch mosques left at least 49 dead

White supremacist terrorism is among the biggest threats facing the western world

According to some reports, the livestream lasting some 17 minutes

According to New Zealand police 49 people are killed in terrorist attacks

A gunman broadcast live footage on Facebook of the attack on one of the mosques

The massacre during Friday prayers wounded more than 40 others in the country’s worst-ever mass shooting

President of the Islamic Associations of New Zealand says community has always felt safe in the country

The timing of the shootings in Christchurch during Friday prayers adds to the distress of many