Human Rights Commission begins conciliatory process with protesters
It's day 16 of the protest's occupation at Parliament, which turned violent yesterday.
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Police anger Wellington residents by taking car parks
Police have angered Molesworth St residents by taking public car parks.
Criminals subject to GPS monitoring among those attending protest
Corrections was continuing to monitor the situation and remained in contact with police.
'What is happening in Wellington is not New Zealand' - PM
"I think we can all agree, it's disgraceful."
Children's Commissioner says occupation bound to have impact on kids
Children's Commissioner says the protest on Parliament grounds is no place for children.
Government 'monitoring' whether to call in army after acid allegedly thrown, car drives into crowd
Three police officers were injured by an "unknown substance", believed to be acid.
Simon Wilson: No, Christopher Luxon and protesters, mandates are not the issue
OPINION: The Covid divide in NZ runs far deeper than a disagreement about mandates.
Audrey Young: Luxon's opportunism may rebound on him
OPINION: They are not us - and not even close, writes Audrey Young of the protesters.
'Liability or traitor': Protest groups in ugly row over police discussions
Protester's livestream captures anger between protesters as police move in.
Protesters 'threw human waste' at police; arrests in dawn crackdown
Trucks and forklifts have installed concrete blocks around the perimeter of the protest.
Jarrod Gilbert: The moment police should have intervened in Wellington
OPINION: Police (in)action affects public confidence, but what "a rock and a hard place".
Sasha Borissenko: The many laws Parliament protesters are breaking
OPINION: Surprising there have not been more fines or consequences given all the breaches.
From haircuts to cryptocurrency: Life at the Parliament protest
Outside the protesting, many of those occupying the site are getting on with normal life.
Emergency powers may be needed to clear Parliament protesters - Police Commissioner
Protest shouldn't have got to this but use of force unacceptable to many - Andrew Coster.
Protests in Christchurch, Picton, Auckland: Destiny Church and tattoo fundraising as more than 1000 march
Pockets of protesters have arisen around the country.
Structure on Wellington cenotaph is a shower, not toilet - protester
Structure sparked anger online, along with graffiti scrawled across memorial to war dead.
Protester numbers rise significantly as police, mayor feel the heat
Police said yesterday they would not pursue any enforcement action against protesters.
Jack Tame: End protests slowly, without violence
COMMENT: Trevor Mallard's efforts can only have served to antagonise the protesters.
Claire Trevett: Police, politicians and protesters - who's in charge?
Coster's "traffic management plan" to deal with the protests has raised eyebrows.
Police warning: 'Significant number' of people to join Parliament protest
'Until politicians come out and address the people that ain't gonna change.' - Protester
'I'm a hostage': Apartment residents speak of protest hell
One resident requested help with groceries after not leaving her apartment for a week.
'I don't mind being the adult in the room here': TOP leader's 2023 goals
Raf Manji joined On the Tiles to discuss why he can work with Labour and National.
Live: Like Belfast in the 70s - Former MP on calling in military at protest
Former Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman said bringing in the military could be a mistake.
Barry Soper: There's an air of permanency at Parliament grounds
OPINION: The camp's become a well-fed, ordered hippie village of sorts.
Police to engage with leaders to bring protest into a lawful state
This comes after a statement was issued on behalf of all political parties' leaders.
Former MP Matt King confirms plan for new anti-mandate party
Matt King has resigned from National and now plans his own political party.
Towing company says task of shifting 450 vehicles an 'impossibility'
He said his was one of 'probably 50' towing companies that would not tow the vehicles.
Thomas Coughlan: Parliament occupation inevitable - as should be the end
OPINION: Parliament's occupation is inevitable, as is its ending.
'Highly-experienced' mediator to act as go-between with protesters, Govt
Police Association expects 'guaranteed incidents' with anti-mandate protesters.
'Embarrassing, childish': Nats pursue Mallard no confidence motion
National says Mallard's actions were childish and provocative.
Mr Speaker! Inside the mind of Trevor Mallard - 'they deeply believe stuff which I regard as crap'
Trevor Mallard has only one regret about blaring music at Parliament's protesters.
Protesters warned of 'wolves in sheep's clothing' infiltrating crowd
Small breakthroughs in dialogue but stand-off continues at Parliament convoy protest.
Record 981 cases - NZ moves to Phase 2 tonight; what it means
Ardern, Bloomfield on Phase 2 of the Omicron outbreak and protesters.
Prime Minister questioned over use of sprinklers on protesters
On Friday night, the sprinklers were turned on in an effort to clear the protesters.