Turkey's public broadcaster TRT World said New Zealand "faces a critical moment in its journey toward reconciling with its Indigenous population". While Al Jazeera agreed it was "a contentious bill redefining the country's founding agreement between the British and the Indigenous Māori people".

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.

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.

While te Hīkoi mō te tiriti is over for now, the Treaty Principles Bill isn't - yet. Seymour came out of the Beehive today to acknowledge the hīkoi and wave at the protesters - but retreated inside after just a few minutes. Audio

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

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.

Crowds are building in the centre of Wellington as Hīkoi mō te Tiriti descends towards Waitangi Park. The participants left Takapūwāhia Marae earlier this morning. They will gather at Waitangi Park before they leave for Parliament around 9am.

When participants in the Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti reached Levin on Sunday afternoon, the support for their cause was clear. Thousands of locals had assembled at the Levin Domain, where Muaūpoko iwi welcomed marchers with a pōwhiri.