Fiame Naomi Mataafa called it a day to give “thanks to God and to all of you for having the heart for this country”. 

Jacinda Ardern summer wedding seems to be due soon. The New Zealand PM has however stated she feels hesitant about a bridal party, here’s why.

Jacinda Ardern has moved New Zealand’s biggest city Auckland into lockdown once again after a fresh COVID-19 case was detected.

It is not so much a matter of ego as it is about true leadership when an elected representative has the strength to say “I made a mistake.”

But 2020 made it clear that, when required, the formal and the volitional rules that shape our behaviour and govern our social interactions can bend and adapt for the better.

Jacinda Ardern, who took office as PM for her second term, following a landslide victory earlier this year, has been consistently lauded for the handling of the coronavirus crisis in her country.

Greta Thunberg claimed that New Zealand’s climate change policies are not “unique”.

Ardern had garnered global praise for the leadership she exhibited in the aftermath of the Christchurch massacre. The PM had visited families of people affected by the terror attack, consoling them in person.

If there is a definition of what a leader in this day and age should be like, Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand totally fits the part. 

Speaking to parliament after its introduction she said, “ We’ve always considered climate change to be a huge threat to our region, and it is something we must take immediate action on.”