Jack Tame: End protests slowly, without violence
COMMENT: Trevor Mallard's efforts can only have served to antagonise the protesters.
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Who's who of Wellington leaders tell protesters to end illegal activities 'immediately'
Almost 30 Wellington community leaders have signed a statement urging an end to protest.
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Reporters have been abused and threatened at the anti-mandate protests.
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.
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One teen dead, another in hospital with serious injuries.
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'Redeployment options' considered for Eastern District police staff stood down over mandates
Police staff stood down over vaccination order
Queenstown paraglider 'shot at' mid-flight
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'Highly-experienced' mediator to act as go-between with protesters, Govt
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Three people injured in crash on Auckland motorway
Crash involving truck and car on Auckland's Southwestern Motorway.
MIQ queue jumpers: 10 people try to enter without booking a spot
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Police release name of pedestrian killed in central Wellington crash
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Unmasked police staffer accused of racist comments
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Boat sinks after catching fire off Wellington's south coast
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One person critically injured after Auckland water incident
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SH1 closed after serious crash in Timaru
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Editorial: Parliament protest a broad church of dissent
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