Protest

It’s estimated around 42,000 people have marched to Parliament’s steps in Wellington, to conclude the final leg of the ninth-day march, Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti.

This comes after the Act’s Leader David Seymour’s controversial Treaty Principles Bill is being introduced into Parliament later today, although the original date was November 18.

Mana i te whenua and supporters are demanding Governor General Dame Cindy Kiro take action and protect the sacred lake.

From red paint being splashed over a Queen Victoria statue, to an independent MP shouting him down, Charles III has faced the repercussions of Britain's colonial past

A group of young people occupying the rooftop of their youth justice facility say they are protesting because they weren’t let outside.

A planned road blockade protest was ruined when flood waters arrived before the activists did.

A group leader believes so long as iwi are on their land, work nearby cannot begin.

Act leader David Seymour believes people participating in Toitū Te Tiriti should instead “go to work” and “go to school” to “overcome challenges”.

The national day of activation has arrived, bringing thousands of people together across the motu, despite the Prime Minister labelling the event ‘illegal

The organisers of Thursday's Toitū Te Tiriti protest are calling for people to "go on strike" in support of the nationwide protests set for Budget day.