Jacinda Ardern

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that a two-way trans-Tasman travel bubble will commence at 11.59pm on Sunday April 18.

Remember when Justin Trudeau declared “because it’s 2015” on announcing. his gender-balanced Cabinet? This week, Australia got something else

New Zealand’s parliament has voted unanimously to grant parents three days paid bereavement leave after a miscarriage or stillbirth.

In 2021, we’re looking forward to these triumphant women leading us through with their resilience, courage and strength.

Jacinda Ardern has secured enough COVID-19 vaccines to inoculate every New Zealander, and provide free doses to pacific island nations.

New Zealand has declared a climate emergency, with Jacinda Ardern telling parliament it is “an acknowledgement of the next generation”.

Jacinda Ardern has unveiled her new ministry, promoting Nanaia Mahuta to become the country’s first female Minister of Foreign Affairs.

This was an actual headline in The Australian on Monday: “Danger across the ditch as incompetent leader Ardern wins office.”

Since first elected in 2017, Jacinda Ardern’s approach to leadership has always been about compassion, inclusion and quiet competence.

The New Zealand Labour Party under leader Jacinda Ardern looks set to win another three-year term in government as early votes are tallied.

In times of crisis it has been Jacinda Ardern’s way with words that has registered: “They are us”, “The team of five million” and “Go hard and go early”.

Tuesday night marked the first of New Zealand’s election debates, with Prime Minster Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Judith Collins taking the stage.