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Mosque attack survivor: 'If we decide to choose love, then it is easy'

Global voice of peace Farid Ahmed - who is now a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to interfaith communities - says his grief still kindles hope.

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Mosque attack survivor: 'If we decide to choose love, then it is easy'

Global voice of peace Farid Ahmed is now a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to interfaith communities

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Public anger over cover-up of Pike River mine disaster

The media has blacked out the widespread opposition to the New Zealand Labour Party government’s decision to seal Pike River mine that prevents a thorough investigation and accountability for the deaths of 29 men in the 2010 disaster.

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New Zealand remembers 185 who died in quake 10 years ago

New Zealand remembers 185 who died in quake 10 years ago By NICK PERRYFebruary 22, 2021 GMT WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) New Zealand lowered its flags on Monday and made special note of those who couldn’t travel as it marked the 10th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake that killed 185 people. Hundreds of people attended an outdoor service in Christchurch, which continues to rebuild from the magnitude 6.3 quake that destroyed much of its downtown. A separate service was also held in the northern Japanese city of Toyama, home to 12 students who died in the quake. Speaking at the Christchurch ceremony, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said it was important to remember that 87 of the victims were foreigners and many of their families couldn’t be there because of coronavirus travel restrictions.

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New Zealand remembers 185 who died in quake 10 years ago - Newspaper

WOMEN embrace as they attend a service in memory of the 2011 earthquake victims in Christchurch. AP WELLINGTON: New Zealand lowered its flags on Monday and made special note of those who couldn’t travel as it marked the 10th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake that killed 185 people. Hundreds of people attended an outdoor service in Christchurch, which continues to rebuild from the magnitude 6.3 quake that destroyed much of its downtown. A separate service was also held in the northern Japanese city of Toyama, home to 12 students who died in the quake. Speaking at the Christchurch ceremony, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said it was important to remember that 87 of the victims were foreigners and many of their families couldn’t be there because of coronavirus travel restrictions. Our flags fly at half-mast for them today too, she said.

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