Jacinda Ardern

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.

Tony, standing up and telling the world that “virus hysteria” is spreading like wildfire is a claim no one’s buying, writes Tarla Lambert.

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Jacinda Ardern launched her re-election campaign over the weekend, detailing her party’s plan for economic recovery from COVID-19.

At 37, she became New Zealand’s youngest female PM. The latest polls showed a record high approval rate for Labour, with her party charting 61 per cent.

Judith Collins is a seasoned politician and the new National Party leader. Will her old-school politics be enough to combat the ‘Jacinda effect’?

New Zealand has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions except for international border closures, meaning New Zealanders’ lives can return to normal.

NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern has annouced a goverment scheme to provide all school-aged people with free sanitary products.

Trials show a four-day week really works. With economies desperate for recovery, now could be the perfect time to encourage it.

“We’re just having a bit of an earthquake here,” Jacinda Ardern said to Newshub host Ryan Bridge as the screen began to shake.

Jacinda Ardern has suggested New Zealand businesses could trial a four-day work week as a strategy to help rebuild domestic tourism and the economy.

New Zealand’s Labour Party, led by Ardern, has also skyrocketed in popularity, rising 14 percentage points to 56.5 per cent approval.