New Zealand

Wellington deployed troops on a "behind-the-wire" training mission in 2015

World Cup match was played in Taunton

Pacer Matt Henry led an inspired bowling unit to run through Sri Lanka's batting

William Connolly cracked an egg the head an Australian far-right senator a day after the horrific attacks in NZ

The Kiwi bowlers produced a superb performance at the top of the innings in Saturday's six-wicket win over India

Former Kiwi all-rounder believes the ball should not reverse with two new balls being used

Familiarity with conditions should benefit tournament hosts England

Progress through the mine to be slow as workers attempt to minimise the risk of another methane explosion

An additional charge of murder and two more charges of attempted murder have also been filed against Tarrant

Spike noticed after conservative Prime Minister Scott Morrison's shock election win

Britain, NZ failing on children's rights: global survey

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern prepares to co-host meeting in France that seeks global support to tackle online violence

National players' association is now inching closer to becoming a reality

Ardern is only the second elected leader to give birth while in office; after former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto

A spokesperson says the couple agreed to tie the knot over the Easter break

Media wants to Christchurch shooter from using his trial as a platform for extremist propaganda

Police cordoned off streets in South Island with bomb disposal team, ambulance, fire and emergency crews

Suspect escapes after being spotted by an officer in the station yard

Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Sri Lanka attacks on Tuesday

Sri Lanka minister says initial investigation shows Easter Sunday bombings a retaliation against NZ mosque attack

Mosque imam says many Muslims who want to return to mosques 'are having flashbacks and that's not good'

Agency aware of efforts by overseas states to covertly monitor diaspora groups

The government has faced criticism from some quarters for rushing through the bill

Burying loved ones brought relief to many families, but reminders of their losses are never far away

The inquiry would look into the suspected gunman’s activities, use of social media and international connections

OIC urges the UN to declare Islamophobia as a form of racism

Around two dozen family members of victims and some survivors of the attacks were present in the courtroom

Test to determine if he is fit to face trial for the murder of 50 Muslim worshippers

Fraser Anning has refused to apologise for his anti-Muslim views

Wood replaces acting president Phil Barry, who resigned last week

Decision made keeping in mind mass shooting at two Christchurch mosques

Largest criminal investigation in New Zealand's history was now probing the country's worst mass shooting

Australian white supremacist has no TV, radio or newspapers in his jail cell and no approved visitors

Ardern said the focus of Friday's service and next month's royal visit was supporting the Muslim community

Kurz said Austria was looking into dissolving the Identitarian Movement

Says she was pleased her decision to wear hijab gave Muslims' a sense of security

Syed Areeb Ahmad was one of nine Pakistani nationals murdered in New Zealand city earlier the month

PM Ardern says a royal commission was needed to find out how a single gunman was able to kill 50 people

PM Jacinda Ardern says inquiry will look into role of security agencies, social media

As relatives remember a bright young woman dedicated to her studies

Islam teaches humanity and I think I have it, says the Kiwi premier

About 15,000 turned out for an evening vigil in Christchurch in a park near the Al Noor mosque

Pays rich tributes to martyrs of the mosques attack

The service will be held at Hagley Park in Christchurch

Around 3,000 people walked through Christchurch in a 'march for love' as the city seeks to heal from its tragedy

Ardern quotes Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to explain New Zealand mourns with every victim’s family

Ardern emerged as a leader with vision and as role model for political leaders across the world

Tens of thousands of people paid their respects around New Zealand with some forming human chains in front of mosques

Turkish president demands West do more against anti-Muslim sentiment

Meeting is being attended by foreign ministers of OIC countries