Where are the promised inquiries into the Parliament protest?
PM says the Independent Police Conduct Authority is considering an investigation.
PM says the Independent Police Conduct Authority is considering an investigation.
More than two weeks on, a realtor, midwife and project manager open up.
The sergeant has spoken about the toll the protest took on his health and his family.
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Bridges drew the curtain on a colourful and sometimes controversial political career.
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Parliament also marked the third anniversary of the March 15 terror attacks.
After huge effort to clean and repair area, businesses desperate to see customers return.
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Protesters demonstrating at Parliament in Wellington were dispersed on Wednesday.
"We need to think as a nation how we got there & how we avoid being there in the future."
About 30 anti-mandate protesters are camped out at Remutaka Forest Park, managed by DoC.
"They need to go home and go back to their whānau and look after their children."
Police now combing through hours of protest footage as part of ongoing criminal inquiry.
Police and politicians defended tactics used to clear occupation of Parliament grounds.
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The aftermath revealed a once lush green lawn has been turned into a brown paddock.
PM says yesterday's events were a sight she never expected to see here.
The clean-up continues at Parliament as a heavy police presence remains.
Scenes that seemed to come from some faraway place, beamed against our Parliament.
One paper said 'it was 'the most significant use of force' by police during the protest.
Mallard also said Parliament's grounds will be "closed until further notice".
A community clean-up is being organised to clear out rubbish and other waste.
PM: 'I hope they will put down their weapons and police will arrest them.'