Around 2000 people have now returned to Waitangi Park for the day’s final event, which is expected to finish about 7pm. Police will continue to have a presence at Waitangi Park throughout the evening. Superintendent Parnell says those attending today have come from far and wide, and many will be tired.

Tens of thousands are expected to gather as a sea of red, black and white flags makes its way along the waterfront and a march down SH2 reaches the central city.

The hīkoi for Toitū Te Tiriti will converge on Parliament in Wellington tomorrow, with groups arriving from across Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu. The hīkoi for Toitū Te Tiriti will converge on Parliament in Wellington tomorrow, with groups arriving from across Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu.

Hīkoi mō te Tiriti participants are about to start making their way to Waitangi Park in Wellington City. The group will shortly leave Takapūwāhia Marae by vehicle heading to Waitangi park, Te Aro before they begin their walk to parliament along the Golden Mile (Courtenay Place, Manners Street, Willis Street, and Lambton Quay).

Hundreds of supporters from around Tamatea Central Hawke’s Bay turned out on Saturday to support Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti 2024, as thousands headed towards Parliament to express their opposition to Act’s Treaty Principles Bill.

Wellington.Scoop As the leaders of the hikoi arrived at Parliament this morning, the march stretched back through the CBD to Taranaki Street. RNZ reported that 35,000 people were taking part in

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