Our saddest times are when those we love leave us. When there is not even time to say goodbye, the pain and confusion is even worse.
Everywhere the hearts and minds of New Zealanders – irrespective of their personal faiths – have reached out to the victims of the appalling massacre in Christchurch of Muslims; family people attending a mosque murdered in an act which few would have credited happening in this country.
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