Headline news items from SBS Korean News on 29 March are as follows.
A National Remembrance Service for the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack has taken place in New Zealand.
The ceremony marked two weeks since a far-right terrorist shot dead 50 innocent Muslim worshippers and injured many more, while they were partaking in Friday prayers.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has defended questioning whether the Port Arthur massacre was a government conspiracy theory, as she made the comments in a private conversaton.
Labor will introduce changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax by the first of January next year if successful in the federal election.
Social media giant Facebook is being charged by the United States government for allegedly allowing landlords and real estate agents to discriminate on their platform.
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