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Police say the thousands of protesters were 'well behaved'.
Police say the thousands of protesters were 'well behaved'.
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The nationwide protests come ahead of the coalition Government's first Budget at 2pm.
Thousands of people packed the streets around the country this morning, protesting todays national budget release.
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The protest was delayed to allow protesters caught in traffic.
Hundreds gathered in Hamilton at 7.15am.
Protesters gathered at four locations before congregating in the city centre.
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It is the second event organised in response to the Government's actions.
Peters was responding to Te Pāti Māori’s promotion of the nationwide protests.
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Protest motorists will converge on motorways to try to accomplish maximum disruption.
Police want commuters to hit the road to work early and avoid the peak-hour Māori carkois.
Strike action is planned across the country tomorrow with major disruption to traffic.
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