Three protests planned for Wellington, police to have strong presence
Police say they are ready to act as three different protests are planned for the capital.
Police say they are ready to act as three different protests are planned for the capital.
Yesterday, the Ministry of Health reported 13,475 community cases of Covid-19.
Hundreds of police officers were sent to Wellington as part of "Operation Convoy".
Protesters say they won't stop until the health response is "obliterated".
Police are aware of the possibility of planned protest activity across Wellington.
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Almost 1900 complaints have been made about the policing of the protests.
The sergeant has spoken about the toll the protest took on his health and his family.
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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.
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"They need to go home and go back to their whānau and look after their children."
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Police and politicians defended tactics used to clear occupation of Parliament grounds.