Ross Tomlinson outside Lynn Mall being spoken to by a police officer on the day of the stabbing terror attack. Photo: NZ HeraldStaff at Countdown Dunedin Central are being offered support in the wake of a terror attack at an Auckland store which brought back memories of a stabbing spree in Dunedin in May. The terror attack had similarities to a stabbing spree at Countdown Dunedin Central during which a 42-year-old allegedly stabbed two staff members and a married couple on May 10. She said staff at the Dunedin Countdown, where a man went on a stabbing rampage in May, were also being offered support. Sri Lanka's Daily Express Weekend Express editor in chief Hana Ibrahim told Morning Report news of the terror attack had horrified the country.

Source: Otago Daily Times September 05, 2021 23:48 UTC