Sasha Borissenko: The many laws Parliament protesters are breaking
OPINION: Surprising there have not been more fines or consequences given all the breaches.
OPINION: Surprising there have not been more fines or consequences given all the breaches.
Outside the protesting, many of those occupying the site are getting on with normal life.
Protest shouldn't have got to this but use of force unacceptable to many - Andrew Coster.
Pockets of protesters have arisen around the country.
Structure sparked anger online, along with graffiti scrawled across memorial to war dead.
Police said yesterday they would not pursue any enforcement action against protesters.
COMMENT: Trevor Mallard's efforts can only have served to antagonise the protesters.
Coster's "traffic management plan" to deal with the protests has raised eyebrows.
'Until politicians come out and address the people that ain't gonna change.' - Protester
Former Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman said bringing in the military could be a mistake.
OPINION: The camp's become a well-fed, ordered hippie village of sorts.
This comes after a statement was issued on behalf of all political parties' leaders.
Matt King has resigned from National and now plans his own political party.
He said his was one of 'probably 50' towing companies that would not tow the vehicles.
OPINION: Parliament's occupation is inevitable, as is its ending.
Police Association expects 'guaranteed incidents' with anti-mandate protesters.
National says Mallard's actions were childish and provocative.
Trevor Mallard has only one regret about blaring music at Parliament's protesters.
On Friday night, the sprinklers were turned on in an effort to clear the protesters.
The protest at Parliament has entered its seventh day.
Bye bye manicured lawns, hello tent city.
Police concern at potential for Covid outbreak among remaining protesters.
Phase 2 will mean shorter isolation periods and more rapid antigen testing.
Mallard, who turned on sprinklers, now replying to protesters with music.
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".
About 27 protesters will come through the Wellington courts after a night behind bars.
Metservice has issued a heavy rain warning for Wellington over the weekend.
Police have moved into 'enforcement mode' but the occupation could last days yet.