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15 September 2026

Horse riders bring 50,000-strong Treaty petition to Parliament

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Horse riders bring 50,000-strong Treaty petition to Parliament

Riders from Hawke's Bay iwi Ngāti Kahungunu travelled from Waimārama with the petition - which calls for a halt to government plans to amend Treaty provisions.

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