
Heather du Plessis-Allan: We're having the Treaty debate - it’s either hysterical, or adult
OPINION: Labour also needs a cup of tea and lie down to calm their nerves.
OPINION: Labour also needs a cup of tea and lie down to calm their nerves.
OPINION: 'Please fix both these major driving problems this year.'
'He has disregarded our voice and continued with this divisive kaupapa.'
Act leader speaks out as key people to help decide new electoral boundaries revealed.
OPINION: Change is coming – whether critics like it or not.
OPINION: 'Should [PM] kill the bill now or endure six months of divisive discussion?'
He's called some "inflammatory language".
Act leader walked out of the Beehive for a brief appearance.
OPINION: Everyone, from Labour, the Greens, the unions and every demographic represented.
The Act Leader says the haka 'was designed to get in other people's faces'.
OPINION: Why wait half a year for a bill which is going nowhere?
Announcements about the first new schools are expected next month.
Former PM Dame Jenny Shipley claimed Seymour was 'inviting civil war'.
OPINION: Hīkoi mō te Tiriti has been peaceful, but the Parliament haka changed things.
OPINION: 'Is it now time for our Parliament to accept the occasional haka?'
The hīkoi is expected to be on the scale of the seabed and foreshore hīkoi 20 years ago.
Up to 30,000 protesters are expected to descend on Parliament on Tuesday.
Some schools endorse the hīkoi, flouting rules on political neutrality, Act's leader says.
A heated session in Parliament took a sudden turn.
The House was suspended briefly after the haka disrupted voting.
Act leader David Seymour responds the Prime Minister's statement that the Treaty Principles Bill is simplistic. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Protesters have some heavyweight legal experts on their side.
The contentious bill will have its first reading in Parliament this afternoon.
Police say 5000 people crossed the Auckland Harbour Bridge on journey to Wellington.
The bill's first debate is set for today but Act may be eyeing the 2026 election.
OPINION: 'A fundamental question [about abuse in state care] remains largely unspoken.'
Hīkoi mō te Tiriti is being supported nationwide, with Dunedin also doing its part to protest. Video / Takuta Ferris
A large group of supporters have also gathered in Christchurch, backing the movement and message of Hīkoi mō te Tiriti. Video / Supplied
The convoy of demonstrators protesting Government policies affecting Māori has arrived in New Zealand’s largest city and “significant delays” are expected in Auckland today.
Groups left Cape Reinga and Bluff this morning, aiming to meet on the steps of Parliament in nine days' time. Video / TVNZ