Hīkoi day 9: 35,000 join as Treaty Principles Bill protest reaches Parliament
Interviewed earlier before Question Time, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said it was up to Parliament’s justice committee to decide whether the select committee process on the Treaty Principles Bill should be shortened. The select committee will receive public submissions until January 7, and intends to complete hearings by the end of February.
The capital turned into a sea of black, white and red today, as more than 42,000 people supporting te Hīkoi mō te tiriti ...
The two toddlers' great-grandmother Soraya Poroaki Wallace (Matangi) of Te Ātiawa, missed the Porirua hīkoi coming through - ...
Parliament grounds are completely full and there are thousands of people spilling onto surrounding streets in Wellington. A protester was condemned by members of the hīkoi for letting off a flare as ...
By mid-afternoon today 42,000 people gathered at the Parliamentary precinct and the surrounding streets, police say.
Associate justice minister and architect of the Treaty Principles Bill David Seymour came out of the Beehive on Tuesday to ...
A royal scarf, slogan T-shirts and statements of self-determination play a pivotal role in enhancing the message during Hīkoi ...
Authorities are urging Hīkoi mō te Tiriti attendees to travel safely as their journey home begins. It's estimated at least 42 ...
Police say about 2000 people are walking from Petone to the Wellington train station along State Highway 2 this morning, as part of the hīkoi mō Te Tiriti. The group set off at 4am, with cars ...
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