Christchurch Terror Attack: Kiwi's living in the Gold Coast perform powerful haka to honour victims

Support for the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks is coming in all forms from across the Tasman.

Yesterday afternoon, on a Gold Coast beach, a number of men came together to perform a powerful haka to honour the victims.

The group performed "Ka Mate" in front of a crowd on the beach and a video posted to Facebook has quickly gone viral.

One of the men in the video can be seen wearing the iconic Red Band gumboots and waving an Aboriginal flag.

New Zealanders living overseas have been coming together to share their grief and honour the victims of the tragic terrorist attack.

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In New Zealand, a number of haka have also been performed for the victims.

The shootings, which occurred on Friday, have left 50 dead and more than 30 still in hospital.

This article was first published on nzherald.co.nz and is republished here with permission.