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Mosque attacks bring out everyday heroism and professionalism of Canterbury health workers

11 December 2019

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Wednesday 11 December 2019, 05:00 AM

Aroha-Christchurch after mosque shootings

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This spring, Christchurch’s first Muslim support workers were welcomed onto Rehua Marae. Nearly eight months after the 15 March shootings at two

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