Protest

Wellingtonians have been out on the streets today, telling anti-mandate protesters they're not welcome.

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Parliament’s precinct is being spring-cleaned and returned to order and the MPs are full of thanks, and a little causative finger pointing.      Audio

After 23 days, the occupation at Parliament was finally brought to a chaotic and violent end. The Detail talks to two reporters who were there as it all unfolded.  Audio

The Parliament protest quickly spilled out onto the streets around the Beehive and planted itself on the door step of Victoria University of Wellington.

A glass frontage of the Pipitea campus was… Video, Audio

While the clean-up got underway on Parliament's front lawn, party leaders were calling for those involved in yesterday's violence to be held accountable.

The grounds are still closed to the public… Video, Audio

The post-protest clean up at Parliament will come with a hefty price tag in more ways than one.

Police moved in yesterday to clear out the tent town and its occupants after they say those with good… Video, Audio

At Parliament police have fired sponge rounds at protestors who have been forced out of Parliament grounds.

RNZ reporters at the scene saw police fire a sponge round gun at people throwing rocks at… Video, Audio

Protesters are throwing bricks at police, as the protest at Parliament turns more ugly by the minute.

In the last few hours, fires have been lit on the lawn outside Parliament.

Protesters have made… Video, Audio

RNZ political reporter Katie Scotcher is outside Parliament, where protesters have started pulling up pavers to throw at police.

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'We will restore these grounds'. A defiant Prime Minister has addressed media to thank the police for their efforts amid fiery and violent scenes from angry protesters at Parliament this afternoon.

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The Prime Minister has spoken about the chaos outside Parliament, where there is still conflict.

RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch has the details, and reporter Jake McKee is outside with… Video, Audio

Police have had pitchforks, sticks and pipes used against them in the operation to clear the protest at Parliament today, Assistant Police Commissioner Richard Chambers says.

"We've made magnificent… Video, Audio

Homemade pitchforks, shields, explosions, fire balls and a big black cloud of smoke.

That was the chaotic scene at Parliament on Wednesday, as police worked to clear the area of protesters.

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The occupation around Parliament has become the most heavily-covered protest since the ‘81 Tour- in spite of the considerable hostility reporters have faced documenting it. But arguments still rage… Audio

A group of 18 people have sailed across the Cook Strait to take part in the protest at Parliament.

Among them is a couple who intend to get married at the occupation, which is now in its 17th day… Audio

The protest site at Parliament has now been classified as a high risk location of interest.

The occupation area was flagged as an area of concern this afternoon - but relating to last weekend, when… Video, Audio

The Detail's Sharon Brettkelly heads to the capital to see the occupation at Parliament first-hand, speak to protesters and tour their sprawling campsite on Parliament's front lawn.

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