02 March 2022. Violent scenes erupted outside Parliament as police moved in to clear the occupation that has been disrupting the capital for over three weeks. Video / NZ Herald
4 March 2022 There are 22,535 new Covid-19 cases today and a further five deaths have been reported. There are now 67 people who have died with Covid since the outbreak started in 2020.
March 4th, 2022: Covid 19 Wellington protest - Wainuiōmata Marae staff pushed, threatened by protesters. Video / NZ Herald
It was a nervous first flight for Max Key in former Prime Minister Sir John Key's helicopter. Video / Max Key via Instagram
Firefighter involvement in protest slammed, Wellingtonians pitch in for clean-up and Russian conflict intensifies in Ukraine in the latest New Zealand Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Jacinda Ardern inspects damage at Parliament as the work to restore it begins. Video / Mike Scott
Police at the scene in Tikipunga where an alleged gunman has fled on foot. Video / Jayden Jameson
Protesters started a fire on Parliament grounds and threw bricks and other objects as police moved in on the occupation site in March. Video / Michael Neilson
March 3 2022 A total of 100 people have now been arrested in relation to the Parliament protest's violent end, with charges including arson, rioting and inciting violence.
Public health experts say the peak of the outbreak is expected across Auckland within two weeks. Video / NZ Herald
March 3 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern said yesterday's violence on Parliament grounds was a sight she never expected to see and the area today was something akin to a "rubbish dump".
March 3 2022 There are 23,183 new community cases of Covid-19, director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield announced.
New video shows the protesters adding to and then spreading the fire to other tents across the front lawn at Parliament. Video / Gerard Otto via facebook / Independent View via Facebook / Chantelle Baker via Facebook
Further arrests have been made outside Wellington Railway Station Thursday morning. Video / Mike Scott
Protest ends in fury & flames, RATs available to more people from today and nearly 50 Kiwis arrested in online child sex abuse operation in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Residents in the Kate Sheppard Apartments applauded police as they returned home once the protesters were moved on. Video / Kieran McAnulty via Twitter
The car was filmed driving around wildly between protesters and cops, coming heartstoppingly close to hitting the police line. Video / Emily Simpson via Twitter
Police storm occupation site - tents on fire, slide torched as Parliament lawn cleared. Video / NZ Herald
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This brings the total number of confirmed cases in the outbreak to 142,321, with 123,836 of these still currently active. Video / NZ Herald
2 March 2022 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the "misinformation and conspiracy theories" among protesters as NZ hit a record 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
March 2 2022 There are 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 today and 405 people in hospital with the virus.
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March 2 2022 An "escalation in concerning behaviour" among protesters was behind the police's move on those occupying the area outside Parliament today, New Zealand's top cop says.
Hastings dairy vandalised by offender with a pickaxe as CCTV released. Video / Supplied
Pressure on St John's staff, active Covid cases to reach 100,000 mark, Russian forces attack Ukraine, U.N. representatives walk out on Lavrov and UK government offers scheme to help Ukrainians. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Police gather in big numbers in Wellington as protesters prepare for raid. Video / NZ Herald
Today’s total of 19,566 new cases is a new daily record for New Zealand. Video / NZ Herald
March 1 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Chris Luxon debate the Russia-Ukraine conflict in Parliament as casualties rise and a humanitarian crisis looms.
Russian and Ukrainian community in Christchurch protesting against conflict. Video / Kurt Bayer