Tame Iti arrives at Te Whare Rūnanga to present his part-protest, part-art installation.
Photo: RNZ / ANNEKE SMITH
Iwi, politicians, protesters and public continue to arrive at the Treaty Grounds today, as part of Waitangi commemorations.
National, ACT and New Zealand First are set to be welcomed onto the Treaty grounds about 11am.
- Follow RNZ’s live coverage throughout the day here.
Protesters in white prepare to go on to the marae as part of Tame Iti’s art installation at Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
Photo: Pokere Paewai
Hundreds of protesters arrive at Waitangi for Tame Iti’s white flag protest.
Photo: RNZ / Pokere Paewai
Three wāhine Māori karanga and accompany Tame Iti’s part protest, part art installation.
Photo: Shannon Haunui-Thompson
Women on the paepae at Waitangi Marae.
Photo: Anneke Smith
Corin Dann broadcasting live for Morning Report from the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
Photo: Anneke Smith
Tame Iti presents his sculpture, Ngā Tamatoa, to Waitangi.
Photo: Anneke Smith
Tame Iti standing beside the sculpture named Ngā Tamatoa, which he gifted to Waitangi.
Photo: Pokere Paewai
Chris Dews from Ōtaki painting on the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. He says it’s a very special time and wants to capture the landscape.
Photo: Anneke Smith
