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Gloomy return for Super Rugby after mosque attacks

This tragedy has rocked our community, and we really feel for all those affected by the events of last Friday in Christchurch [Photo Courtesy]

The Otago Highlanders paid their respects at a mosque on Thursday as Super Rugby prepared to make a sombre return to action a week after the Christchurch killings.

Players laid a wreath and handed over a commemorative jersey to community leaders at the mosque in Dunedin, before travelling to Auckland for Friday's clash with the Blues.

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