In a controversial protest led by fundamentalist religious leader Brian Tamaki, protesters in Auckland desecrated flags ...

Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki and scores of his followers took to Queen St today to rip up flags of religions and ...

Wellington, New Zealand – The Deen Welfare Trust issued a statement condemning Brian Tamaki and Destiny Church's recent march ...

Police Minister Mark Mitchell says Destiny Church’s “vile rhetoric and behaviour” is not welcome in New Zealand and has ...

Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki is leading a march down Queen St, claiming “the spread of non-Christian religions is now ...

Brian Tamaki led hundreds of Destiny Church supporters in Auckland, protesting against non-Christian religions and advocating ...

Destiny Church said the march was to take "a bold public stand for Christian values, Kiwi identity and the future of this ...

Acting Prime Minister David Seymour has denounced today's Destiny Church protest in downtown Auckland. Hundreds have marched ...

Christianity” and performed ritualistic haka following the symbolic tearing and burning of flags representing Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, LGBTQ+ Pride, and mainstream media. Flags; including rainbow and ...

Destiny Church Leader Brian Tamaki, who previously attacked Islam after the Christchurch shooting, made the comments during a congregation in Auckland, New Zealand, on Sunday. The Pentecostal ...

Destiny Church leader Bishop Brian Tamaki believes the massive earthquakes in New Zealand in 2011 that killed 185 were caused by gay people - including a gay priest. He made the remarks during a ...

Brian Tamaki — the self-appointed “bishop” of his own church, Destiny Church in New Zealand — fled an anti-transgender protest he organized in the southern city of Christchurch on Monday ...