The Hīkoi mō te Tiriti march began nine days ago in New Zealand’s far north and crossed the length of the North Island in one of the country’s biggest protests in recent decades.

On November 13, 2024, @pinkstephness shared a video showing thousands of people crossing the Auckland Harbour Bridge, Auckland, New Zealand, on the third day of the hīkoi heading to Parliament in ...

The hīkoi, which is a peaceful protest, was in response to the proposed Treaty Principles Bill that seeks to redefine the Treaty of Waitangi - an 1840 agreement between the British and many, ...

Aotearoa in 2024 saw the largest-ever march to Parliament: Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti. Over the course of nine days, thousands took to the streets to oppose the Treaty Principles Bill and to demand that ...

Flags flying along SH1 in the lower North Island were torn down in what a spokesperson calls a "racist" attack.

He had one message: "Ditch the government." His father holds the Matakite flag - Whina Cooper's flag - at the front of the hīkoi, "to lead the people, carry the mauri".

More than 1000 people with Hīkoi mō te Tiriti marched through Whangārei on Tuesday. Photo / Denise Piper The leaders of a hīkoi standing up for Te Tiriti o Waitangi say their movement is ...

After the hīkoi, the haka, the flags and the tumult, what next? In the absence of obvious answers, a thoughtful and respectful discussi ...

Organisers of a hīkoi making its way down the country to Wellington say it's about more than just opposing the Treaty Principles Bill. Marchers are still north of Whangarei, ...

The organiser of a hīkoi for the homeless says she and others fear a life will be lost on Rotorua streets this winter. Renee Kiriona is spearheading Monday's hīkoi to raise local awareness ...

Tens of thousands of people have marched on the New Zealand parliament in Wellington to protest against a bill that critics say strikes at the core of the country’s founding principles and ...

Layla Bailey-McDowell, Māori News Journalist. Aotearoa in 2024 saw the largest-ever march to Parliament: Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti.. Over the course of nine days, thousands took to the streets to ...