Australian Muslim leader Sheikh Shady who is known for his extreme homophobia and who had once talked in a conference alongside someone else who called for all gay people to be executed (and who provided moral support to the Florida nightclub shooting), was invited by the Christchurch Muslim community to to New Zealand after the shooting.

He was initially banned from entering New Zealand due to him being banned from entering Denmark, but political interference overturned this ban.

Which is just straight up homophobia by the New Zealand government for allowing him to enter the country.

Here is what New Zealand's largest media company had to say about him initially being banned from entering New Zealand due to previously being banned from Denmark because of homophobia:

The revelation will raise questions about why the Sheikh was on a New Zealand no-fly list, particularly in light of accusations that Australian security agencies and their international partners are too focused on Islamic extremism compared to right-wing terrorism.

Obviously stuff.co.nz believes that promoting extreme homophobia is perfectly acceptable.