The Prime Minister says anti-LGBTQ protestors linked to Destiny Church, went too far in disruptions yesterday.

Members of the church's Man Up and Legacy groups, stormed a children's drag event at a west Auckland library - where about 30 people had to be barricaded inside.

Later, police intervened, when the the same group also disrupted Pride Parade festivities, on Ponsonby Road, with a haka.

The Topp Twins also made a statement on their social media saying “We will not be intimidated. We will not stand for violence. We are vibrant, strong, beautiful and loving. We will not go away." 

Dame Jools Topp joins the show.

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The Prime Minister says anti-LGBTQ protestors linked to Destiny Church, went too far in disruptions yesterday.
Members of the church's Man Up and Legacy groups, stormed a children's drag event at a west Auckland library - where about 30 people had to be barricaded inside.
Later, police intervened, when the the same group also disrupted Pride Parade festivities, on Ponsonby Road, with a haka.
The Topp Twins also made a statement on their social media saying “We will not be intimidated. We will not stand for violence. We are vibrant, strong, beautiful and loving. We will not go away."&nbsp;
Dame Jools Topp joins the show.
LISTEN ABOVE.&nbsp;

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Dame Jools Topp: Topp Twins member on Destiny Church's anti-LGBTQ protestors

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