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Luxon says Destiny protest went ‘too far’ as Brian Tamaki confirms he gave orders

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Destiny Church protesters went “too far” at Pride events yesterday, while bishop Brian Tamaki told his congregation...

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Destiny Church protesters 'went too far'

Police say they are "actively investigating" the actions of the group associated with Destiny Church who protested a children's event at the Te Atatū library yesterday.

7 days ago·New Zealand

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NZ Herald

Luxon says Destiny protest went ‘too far’ as Brian Tamaki confirms he gave orders

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Destiny Church protesters went “too far” at Pride events yesterday, while bishop Brian Tamaki told his congregation...

7 days ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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gayexpress.co.nz

‘Too Far’: Prime Minister Slams Destiny Church Over Violent Pride Disruptions

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has criticised Destiny Church members for going “too far” during disruptive protests at Pride events in Auckland on 15 February 2025. The protests targeted a children’s science show hosted by a drag artist at the Te Atatū Community Centre and the Auckland Rainbow Parade. The demonstration at Te Atatū turned violent, […] The post ‘Too Far’: Prime Minister Slams Destiny Church Over Violent Pride Disruptions appeare…

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Protest at children's Pride Month event condemned

An event staged in Auckland as part of Pride Month was met by a noisy and disruptive protest from Destiny Church members. Photo supplied Cecilie Bomstad on Unsplash Auckland Council and police are publicly condemning a loud protest by Destiny Church members against a Pride event staged at a public library on Saturday. Acting Waitematā District Commander, Inspector Simon Walker, says police “strongly condemn” the actions of a group protesting a c…

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