NZ ‘not at risk of civil war’, Luxon declares after protest, immense opposition to Treaty Principles Bill
He's called some "inflammatory language".
He's called some "inflammatory language".
Act leader David Seymour believes he wasn't allowed to speak as it would have "deflated" the protest organiser's kaupapa. Video / Ben Dickens
The architect of the Treaty Principles Bill, David Seymour, was booed back inside the Beehive by the tens of thousands of people gathered to protest his controversial bill.
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“Kia ora, my sovereign peoples. Aotearoa is our kingdom. We must protect it." Video / Whakaata Māori
Omāhū School marches for pride and unity.
OPINION: Everyone, from Labour, the Greens, the unions and every demographic represented.
Tens of thousands of people from across the country have converged on the capital. Video / NZ Herald
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Wellington residents have been told to prepare for disruption, with up to 30,000 people expected to join the Hīkoi mō te Tiriti.
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Tens of thousands are expected to march on Parliament.
Police Minister Mark Mitchell speaking on preparations ahead of tomorrow's hīkoi. Video / Mark Mitchell
'NZ’s relationship with its indigenous people is very inspiring.'
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'We will take the [lessons] from this and fast-track more of the same.'
Former PM Dame Jenny Shipley claimed Seymour was 'inviting civil war'.
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The regional guides who are hitting the streets around Aotearoa.
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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.
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'I would fight against it. Māori have every reason to fight against it.'
Extraordinary display of protest interrupted the first vote on the Treaty Principles Bill.