Protest activity around the country is being monitored by police, who are calling for evidence of criminal acts following Wednesday's violent clash at Parliament.
Disturbing scenes unfolded on Wednesday as anti-mandate protesters resisted police ejecting them from a three week occupation at Parliament. Objects were hurled at officers, violent scuffles erupted, and tents and a playground went up in flames.
Smaller gatherings of protesters are still taking place in the wider Wellington region and around the country.
Police said they're aware, they are actively monitoring the situation, and officers will be highly visible throughout the weekend.
They are appealing for people to upload video or still images that show violence, to help identify those responsible. And thanked those who had already handed in evidence.
"It will play an important role in the investigation and possible prosecution of anyone thought to have engaged in criminal behaviour."
Police are continuing to remove concrete barricades that were set up around the protest site at Parliament and in surrounding streets. However, the lower part of Molesworth Street will remain cordoned off.
RNZ
