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Who's who of Wellington leaders tell protesters to end illegal activities 'immediately'
Almost 30 Wellington community leaders have signed a statement urging an end to protest.
Almost 30 Wellington community leaders have signed a statement urging an end to protest.
Reporters have been abused and threatened at the anti-mandate protests.
It is one of a number of protests in Christchurch today.
About 26 tents are now pitched in Cranmer Square.
Analysis: David Fisher says distancing and mocking protesters is counter-productive.
The group distributed unaddressed flyer advertisements about Covid to homes across NZ.
EDITORIAL: The demonstration against vaccine mandates has attracted a mix of messages.
The protests outside Parliament have entered their fourth day.
Police "exercising their powers fairly and professionally, relevant to the circumstances".
Gab is becoming a haven for the racist, anti-Semitic alt-right groups out there.
Pence has said that he had no right to overturn the election, despite Trump's claims.
Former National MP Matt King on why he won't 'sell my soul to the devil'.
OPINION:"Sadly for Ukrainian soldiers on the front line there is no appetite in the West."
Israel is a tiny country, the size of Northland but with about 10 million people.
Proactive releases are a good feature of a healthy and transparent democratic society.
New York Times: The US has not come together to defend democracy.
Tutu was in cheapest available coffin at his request to avoid any ostentatious displays.
'Once Hong Kong allowed open opposition and questioning of the government's core policies'
Next year's local body election will look different to previous ones.
Most of the damning evidence against rioters came from social media.
Protesters call for daily action during Government House stand
New York Times: Inside an experiment in misinformation, "fighting lunacy with lunacy".
China asks how such a deeply polarised and fractured country could lecture others.
Steve Bannon indicted on two counts of criminal contempt relating to the US Capitol riot.
What should we do when ordinary people get sucked into an extremist world?
New York Times: The encrypted messaging platform is a vector for problematic content.
Concerns raised at a "silent majority" of the community not having their say.
NZSIS and GCSB minister Andrew Little on our spies and what really happens in the shadows.
Fearing political violence, Facebook's engineers raced to tweak internal controls.
The arrival of Delta is forcing New Zealanders to confront fundamental moral dilemmas.