A new High Court ruling about the Christchurch terror attacks now means media can show the face of the man accused of the crimes. Fifty-one people died after attacks on two Christchurch mosques on March 15. "The face of the defendant has to date been pixelated in all filming or still photographs taken of him on that day. The Crown has advised there is no longer a need for the images of the defendant's face to be suppressed and the order now lapses." "It is also anticipated that the defendant will, through his counsel, enter pleas to the charges.

Source: Stuff June 06, 2019 08:48 UTC