The Christchurch mosque massacres of March 15 brought out the best and the worst in New Zealanders.
The best was evident in the overwhelming displays of support for the Muslim victims and their families. Massive floral tributes materialised at the scenes of the shootings, tens of thousands attended memorial vigils throughout the country and 40 fundraising campaigns raised more than $12 million.
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