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Ihumātao hikoi: Hundreds march in rain to Ardern's office

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wouldn't come to them, so several hundred people braved torrential rain to take their message to her electorate office. Ihumātao protestors took part in a 17km hikoi from Māngere to Jacinda Ardern's office in Mt Albert, to present a giant invitation to the Prime Minister to visit the disputed site. The crowd was led by a very vocal Pania Newton, the founder of SOUL (Save Our Unique Landscape), as it made its way through the streets, with school children lining up in places to greet them. Our reporter Alex Perrottet and cameraman Nick Monro donned their rain jackets and spent much of the day with the protesters as they took their cause beyond the sacred site and into the city.