Kirsty Frame

Some homes in Porirua north of Wellington may be raised, relocated or bought-out as the City Council grapples with it's flood-prone future.

The Council is spending almost $18-million upgrading its… Audio

A Victoria University of Wellington student says their mental health worsened after being temporarily removed from their residential hall last year for feeling suicidal.

Advocates say Universities… Audio

Three police officers were taken to hospital after they were sprayed with an unknown substance during clashes with protestors at Parliament on Tuesday morning.

It was a tense start to the day when… Audio

Police with riot shields have been confronted by hundreds of protestors on Hill Street next to parliament grounds.

Susie Ferguson and Corin Dann got an update from the ground. Audio

Hundreds of police, some with armed with shields, have stationed themselves on Aitken Street and Hill Street near Parliament this morning.

Susie Ferguson got an update. Audio

A handful of people have been arrested as police block off streets in a bid to contain the protest at Parliament and free up Wellington streets.

About 300 police staff and trucks and forklifts were… Audio

Tents have spread somewhat on the 10th day of the protest occupation in Wellington central.

Corin Dann got an update. Audio

There's no sign of tow trucks on the streets around Parliament yet, despite the Police Commissioner, Andrew Coster, giving protesters an ultimatum.

Cars, Campervans and trucks continue to block the… Audio

Sturdier barrier fencing has now been installed across the front of Parliament, protecting the buildings from the protesters camped on the lawn.

About 100 people are wandering around the lawn and… Audio

Protesters and police are gearing up for another day at Parliament.

Wellington District Commander Superintendent Corrie Parnell says 150 police have been brought in on top of the 900 hundred staff… Audio

In Wellington police and protesters will face off again today on Parliament grounds.

One hundred and twenty two people were arrested yesterday and charged with trespass with more arrests expected… Audio

Anti-mandate protesters are still camped out near parliament after a day of police attempts to remove them. Joining Nathan Rarere from down at the Parliamentary precinct is our reporter Kirsty Frame.

Parliament became a parking lot for hundreds of people's vehicles and Covid grievances today.

An anti-government convoy arrived at the doors of power with people from up and down the country voicing… Video, Audio

Thousands of people protesting the vaccine mandate have descended on Wellington after travelling from all ends of the motu.

The convoy of cars has caused traffic chaos through the country as the… Audio

Teenagers who attended the Soundsplash Festival near Hamilton at the weekend say half their friends now have Covid-19.

Some say they have been told they have omicron and there are fears the event… Audio

There may be less beer and fewer deals on high priced items like televisions, if a Covid-19 outbreak hits supply chains.

Supermarkets are already stockpiling and industries are planning for Omicron… Audio

New Zealanders are about to eat several million Christmas mince pies and thousands of litres of cream.

They are among the top items food stores are selling ahead of Christmas Day.

Also on the menu… Audio

The capital is expecting an influx of Aucklanders after restrictions on the regions borders lifted.

Those in the city have been unable to leave for 120 days, but now travel is allowed for anyone who… Audio

The capital is expecting an influx of Aucklanders after restrictions on the regions borders lifted.

Those in the city have been unable to leave for 120 days, but now travel is allowed for anyone who… Audio