Students from the country's largest Muslim school in South Auckland, Al-Madinah, performed haka for those slain in the mass mosque shootings. Te Okiwa McLean with this report.

Mental health helplines inundated with calls. So how do Māori parents explain the Christchurch massacre to a child? Reporter Krystal-lee Brown spoke with psychologist Waikaremoana Waitoki for advice.

While the internet has played a major role in how the world has absorbed the attacks Māori tech expert Karaitiana Taiuru says users need to take care online when reading and watching content and to know their rights. Hania Douglas - Te Karere reports.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visited Cashmere High School today where several victims studied.

The first funerals for the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack were held today in Christchurch. Irena Smith - Te Karere with this report.

Gangs nationwide get behind the Muslim community to offer support and protection at local mosques. Te Rina Kowhai with this report.

Māori traditionally have always recognised the significance of spirituality for wellbeing. So what does it take for New Zealand and Māori politicians to protect themselves spiritually when dealing with heavy issues, like the mass shootings and multiple deaths in Christchurch? Eruera Rerekura - Te Karere with this report.

#WATCH | Students of Al Madinah School in Mangere, Auckland, pay their respects to their Muslim brothers and sisters who lost their lives in last Friday’s terrorist attack.

It's the barber shop that cares. A Christchurch barber shop has emerged as one of the hubs for community support for the Muslim community. Organisers say they've been faced with challenges and cultural differences to navigate, but the public has shown up in full force to help. Hania Douglas - Te Karere reports.