Today at 1.30pm all of New Zealand came to a halt to remember the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks a week ago.
It started with a call to prayer, followed by two minutes silence.
It was marked in cities around the country, and even some overseas.
Fifty people, of Muslim religion, died in the terrorist attack perpetrated by one accused gunman. 48 were wounded, some critically, including a 4-year-old girl who is still fighting for her life.
And an industry training body is threatening to go to the High Court and the Waitangi Tribunal to delay a radical shakeup of the country's training system.
Today at 1.30pm all of New Zealand came to a halt to remember the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks a week ago.
It started with a call to prayer, followed by two minutes silence.
It was marked in cities around the country, and even some overseas.
Fifty people, of Muslim religion, died in the terrorist attack perpetrated by one accused gunman. 48 were wounded, some critically, including a 4-year-old girl who is still fighting for her life.
And an industry training body is threatening to go to the High Court and the Waitangi Tribunal to delay a radical shakeup of the country's training system.
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