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Protest
Dunedin
July 12
Protesters making most of 'disgusting' situation
Two first-time protesters are making the most of a ''disgusting'' situation.
Dunedin
March 8
Welfare reforms draw protest
Welfare reform protesters rallied against the Social Security Amendment Bill outside the offices of National MP Michael Woodhouse, in Dunedin, yesterday.
Dunedin
June 25
Poultry protest brought to earth
Police arrested and charged three women yesterday after protesters blocked access to New Zealand's largest battery-hen farm, at Waikouaiti.
Dunedin
June 1
Lost cause for protesters
Protesters gather outside the Dunedin Public Art Gallery yesterday, awaiting the arrival of Finance Minister Bill English.
Dunedin
March 25
Protesters relaxed about anti-protest protester
Sam Sharpe has some strong views on the issue of abortion, and on the anti-abortion campaigners who assemble at Dunedin Hospital every Friday.
World
December 14
'The Protester' named person of year
"The Protester" has been named Time's "Person of the Year" for 2011.
Dunedin
October 30
Protesters intent on staying camped in Octagon
Anti-capitalism protesters camping in the Octagon refused a Dunedin City Council request to leave yesterday and say they may remain for weeks.
Dunedin
October 28
'Business as Usual' sent on its way
A mock funeral procession filed from the University of Otago to the Octagon in Dunedin yesterday, in a bid to raise awareness of "fossil fuel addiction".
Dunedin
October 22
Octagon occupation review 'ongoing'
The Octagon site taken over by Occupy Dunedin will remain under "ongoing review", with no promises from the Dunedin City Council protesters will not be moved on.
Queenstown
October 21
Crowd marches for Wastebusters
About 300 people marched in support of Wanaka Wastebusters yesterday afternoon, after the organisation's loss of a recycling contract with the Queenstown Lakes District Council.
Dunedin
August 29
Sealord's method of tunafishing sparks protest
A banner hung from a Dunedin bridge yesterday morning was part of a national Greenpeace effort to change Sealord's tuna-fishing practices.
Dunedin
August 15
Hundreds march in Dunedin 'Slutwalk'
Hundreds of men, women and children marched into the Octagon on Saturday in the Rape Crisis "Slutwalk" crusade against sexual violence.
Dunedin
July 24
Playcentres protest proposed cuts
The message of playcentre being a high-quality education option for parents, which was worthy of community and Government support, rang loud and clear through the Octagon, Dunedin, yesterday.
Dunedin
June 27
Possible reintroduction of youth rates protested
About 120 people marched in Dunedin on Saturday in protest against the possible reintroduction of youth rates in New Zealand.
Dunedin
June 19
Post office protests continue
A giant postcard is on its way to New Zealand Post chief executive Brian Roche, as the campaign continues to save the Dunedin Post Shop in the Exchange before its closure on June 23.
Dunedin
June 14
Hillside employees to launch campaign
Hillside Workshop employees will launch a publicity campaign alongside the Rail and Maritime Transport Union to garner support for a bid to try to overturn a KiwiRail decision to cut 40 jobs at the South Dunedin engineering "institution".
North Otago
May 16
Moeraki protesters take to sea over oil plans
It might have been freezing, but smearing themselves with a mixture of vegetable oil and molasses and plunging into the ocean at Moeraki yesterday was worth it for a group of deep-sea oil-drilling protesters.
Dunedin
November 7
1000 march against cuts to early education
About 1000 people packed the Octagon, in Dunedin, on Saturday, to give the Government the clear message that cuts to early childhood education were not a popular move.
Dunedin
November 2
March to protest cuts to funding
Fee increases, staffing changes, longer hours, and revenue building are on the mind of early childhood education (ECE) providers and parents as funding cuts to the sector begin to hit home.
World
October 21
Fresh clashes over France pension plan
Police used tear gas and water cannon against rampaging youth in Lyon while the French government showed its muscle in parliament, short-circuiting tense Senate debate on a bill raising the retirement age to 62.
Dunedin
October 21
Work place law changes opposed
About 500 people, many of them union members who had stopped work, gathered in the Octagon, Dunedin, yesterday as part of a national day of action to press for fairness in the workplace.
Dunedin
August 5
Women protest denial of free speech
A small group of Dunedin Muslim women protested for free speech after two others were advised they could not speak at the front of a public meeting attended by men last night.
Dunedin
July 26
Employment law protest draws 200
About 200 people took a stand against proposed employment law changes in an enthusiastic protest in Dunedin on Saturday.
Dunedin
July 23
Unions plan protest rally this morning
Union leaders are warning of a campaign of industrial action and demonstrations as they prepare to take on the Government and its plans to change the country's employment laws.
National
May 2
Huge protest says no to mining on conservation land
An estimated 50,000 marchers joined one of the biggest protests in Auckland for decades today, to give the Government a firm message to stay away from mining on conservation land.
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