After setting off from the Far North last Monday, hīkoi mō Te Tiriti is now in the capital and heading towards Parliament.
Convoys travelled from Petone and Porirua early this morning to Waitangi Park, and now marchers are heading back towards Parliament.
TVNZ+ will have video from the event throughout the day, while 1News will have live updates here.
Many on the hīkoi, organised by Toitū te Tiriti, are opposed to the Treaty Principles Bill, which had its first reading last week.
Minister for Maori Development Tama Potaka met some of those gathered at Parliament this morning.
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An overhead shot of hīkoi protesters arriving at Parliament’s grounds. (Source: Supplied)
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Hīkoi protesters on Hutt Rd. (Source: 1News)
Protesters hold signs in the shape of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. (Source: 1News)
Protesters gather on Parliament’s lawn as of 9.40am. (Source: 1News)
Hundreds of protesters already outside Parliament as of 9.20am. (Source: 1News)
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Hundreds of protesters at Wellington’s Waitangi Park. (Source: 1News)
The hīkoi travels down Courtenay Pl in Wellington CBD. (Source: 1News)
Aerial footage shows the scale of the protest in Wellington’s Waitangi Park. (Source: Supplied)
A man scales a traffic light as the hīkoi comes down Courtenay Place. (Source: 1News)
Photos of Tā Robert ‘Bom’ Gilles and Dame Whina Cooper are being carried as part of the hīkoi. (Source: 1News)
The hīkoi from above. (Source: 1News)
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