It was on April 20, 1999, that two Columbine students gunned down 12 classmates and a teacher in the Denver suburb of Littleton.
The rally follows the Christchurch terror attack last week.
Ms Taylor has been told there would be an inquest, but she only received correspondence this month.
Glenn Singleton urges people to avoid becoming "dug in and arrogant".
Racism is a social problem that many, here and abroad, are talking about in the wake of Friday's Christchurch shootings.
A 2004 law states people wishing to register a gender change must have their original reproductive organs removed.
The gangs want to show solidarity and support.
The picture showed Carlton Blues star Tayla Harris at full stretch as she followed through a kick.
The PM said "we cannot ignore" there are people who do not hold the values of New Zealand.
There were over 300 instances of neglect, or emotional, sexual or physical abuse.
“Look I want parents to immunise their children, that is the sensible, responsible thing to do,” he said today.
Dr O'Sullivan says it shouldn't take an epidemic to highlight the value of immunisation.
Problems began to be reported by people unable to access the sites from about 1am NZT.
In Italy, vaccinations are compulsory for children if they want to attend state schools.
The child's mother says she has been trying to get counselling for the child.
The company's general manager fronted on Breakfast today where he clarified the company's request.
'We have a responsibility to keep everybody safe' - Hospitality NZ President Matt Mclaughlin.
“They chase these baby animals as young as three months old and drag them to a sudden halt with a choking rope around their neck and throw them to the ground.
KidsCan founder and chief executive Julie Chapman said that early childhood centres had previously been overlooked.
Jan Logie's comments were made during the launch of the annual Wellington Pride Festival.
A shared equity scheme has helped a family of four adults see their dream come true.
Meghan Markle was speaking as part of a panel discussion to mark International Women's Day.
TVNZ1's Seven Sharp met the modern family this Foster Care Awareness Week.
Steve Mortimer drew hefty criticism for his "old man" views.
Global Woman is asking workplaces to take a hard look at unconscious gender bias as part of International Women’s Day.
A walk in the park or mini golf is suggested by an Auckland sex therapist seeing more and more lonely clients.
A number of Kiwi radio stations are shunning the King of Pop.
Natasha Sadler's own bathroom is too dangerous for her to use after she suffered a stroke last April.
Upon telling the tertiary institute she had bipolar disorder, Kristin Legault's offer of study was revoked.
Two Jewish organisations submitted an official complaint against the carnival group.
