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Police now combing through hours of protest footage as part of ongoing criminal inquiry.
Live: Wreckage becomes clear as clean-up starts after Parliament face-off
Police and politicians defended tactics used to clear occupation of Parliament grounds.
Political figure loses suppression bid v media firms but still can't be named
High Court sides with media and says the public should know the identity of the person.
On the ground the moment Parliament protest turned into a riot
OPINION: For some, this was a chance at revolution.
Watch: PM inspects protest damage, Parliament grounds a 'rubbish dump'
PM says yesterday's events were a sight she never expected to see here.
Live: Ardern stands by decision not to engage with protesters, heavy police presence remains
The clean-up continues at Parliament as a heavy police presence remains.
Focus Live: Party leaders on yesterday's violence outside Parliament
March 3 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern said yesterday's violence on Parliament grounds was a sight she never expected to see and the area today was something akin to a "rubbish dump".
'One of the ugliest days, but could've been uglier': The day parliament burned
Scenes that seemed to come from some faraway place, beamed against our Parliament.
The NOIAs: New media awards highlight battle for information
New initiative to highlight problems media face getting information from public agencies.
Live: Fears vulnerable falling through Omicron cracks as Govt systems buckle
Health Ministry acknowledges its system to notify GPs of patients' needs has had issues.
Thomas Coughlan: Ardern vs Luxon - who's winning in the House?
Christopher Luxon is surging in the polls, but Jacinda Ardern has the edge in the House.
Shane Te Pou: Why the war in Ukraine matters to Kiwis
OPINION: Russia's actions threaten an entire international order.
Some protesters refuse to leave area; seven police officers injured in violent clashes
PM: 'I hope they will put down their weapons and police will arrest them.'
Opinion: Questions over how protest grew so large, and on misinformation, loom over future
Occupation has shattered Wellington, but it's important not to draw the wrong conclusions.
Focus: Violence and chaos as police storm occupation site
Police storm occupation site - tents on fire, slide torched as Parliament lawn cleared. Video / NZ Herald
MoH under fire: Minister doesn't want Bloomfield to resign over testing failure
Hipkins said there'd be plenty of time for a review of MOH's Covid response in due course.
NZ hits record 22,152 new cases; PM wants protest response reviewed
NZ recorded a 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern wants protest response reviewed
2 March 2022 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the "misinformation and conspiracy theories" among protesters as NZ hit a record 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
'Escalation in concerning behaviour': Why police moved on protesters today
The harm being done far outweighed any legitimate protest, Police Commissioner says.
NZ must stay independent in Ukraine crisis - Luxon
The National leader does not want the country pulled into the orbit of Five Eyes partners.
Simon O'Connor: NZ needs autonomous sanction power
OPINION: National MP says NZ to act on the country's inability to punish world injustices.
Delays in RAT delivery the latest government failure during pandemic, says doctor
'Oh my God, it's just crazy,' pharmacy owner says of demand for RATS.
Ardern hints at Russian Sanctions Bill coming
The Government looks set to pass a law specifically targeting Russia over its invasion.
Focus: Police gather in Wellington as protesters prepare for raid
Focus: Police gather in big numbers in Wellington as protesters prepare for raid. Video / NZ Herald
Chlöe Swarbrick: Poverty shouldn't be accepted part of tertiary study path
Inequity exists at all stages of NZ education but is shamefully baked in for uni students.
Derek Cheng: Testing balls-up proof Govt caught off guard by Omicron
Testing delays mean the vulnerable or critical workers may have fallen through the cracks.
Bloomfield misled public over testing capacity, says opposition
ACT leader David Seymour went further, calling for Dr Bloomfield to be removed.
Autonomous sanctions useful tool - British High Commissioner
The UK High Commissioner has entered into a debate on the tools NZ can use against Russia.
UK High Commissioner celebrates NZ trade deal
The British High Commissioner has celebrated the signing of a free trade agreement with NZ
Parliament condemns 'bully' Putin; PM, Luxon face off on living costs
Calls mount for the Government take in Ukrainians fleeing the war zone.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern and Chris Luxon condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine
March 1 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Chris Luxon debate the Russia-Ukraine conflict in Parliament as casualties rise and a humanitarian crisis looms.
National, Greens back welcoming Ukrainians fleeing conflict
Fast-tracked visas and bringing in 2000 refugees mooted.
Ukraine crisis: Luxon says Putin 'unhinged'
Boot out Russian ambassador, National says.