
Jacinda Ardern
Jacinda Ardern was the Prime Minister of New Zealand from 2017 to 2023, known for her compassionate leadership style and progressive policies. She garnered international acclaim for her handling of the Christchurch mosque shootings, her response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and her advocacy for climate change action. Ardern’s government focused on social justice, mental health, and child poverty, making her one of the most recognized and influential female leaders globally.
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Jacinda Ardern is mentioned as the Prime Minister who received several death threats during her time in office.
‘The Prime Minister will have the very best’: Ex-minister on the security at Dame Jacinda Ardern’s homeJacinda Ardern confirmed her move to Sydney earlier this year and told Australian media that she was enjoying living a private life.
Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s house up for saleJacinda Ardern served as New Zealand’s Prime Minister from 2017 until her resignation in January 2023.
International reaction to Dame Jacinda Ardern’s renewed New Zealand republic commentsDame Jacinda Ardern's biography highlights her strength in leading with empathy and kindness.
Best books to read now: From Patrick Radden Keefe to Elizabeth KnoxSimeon Brown noted that a party vote for NZ First was a party vote for Jacinda Ardern.
Election 2026: National launches new KiwiSaver policies as Simeon Brown compares NZ First, Act to childrenThe former Prime Minister said her transition from the top of politics to a private life was less intense than she thought, in part thanks to keeping busy.
Dame Jacinda Ardern: Former PM enjoying private life in Sydney but still wants to ‘change the world’Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has recently relocated to Sydney with her family.
Why New Zealand, the safe haven for wealthy Americans, is seeing an exodus of over-30sFormer New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern was shifting across the ditch to Sydney for the foreseeable future.
Welcome Jacinda. Here are seven ground rules for moving to SydneyJacinda Ardern has decided to move to Australia after leaving her position as Prime Minister of New Zealand.
Jutarnji list - Situacija na Novom Zelandu je toliko loša da se čak i slavna bivša premijerka odlučila odselitiJacinda Ardern demoted Clare Curran from inside Cabinet to outside for failing to disclose a ministerial meeting.
Christopher Luxon’s Clare Curran moment, can he recover? – Audrey YoungFormer Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has become the latest to join the exodus to Australia.
Jacinda Ardern's move to Australia renews spotlight on New Zealand's brain drain problemJacinda Ardern is recognized for her achievements in managing Covid.
No ‘oops’ about it – kids hurt, killed going to school – Letters to the EditorDame Jacinda Ardern's failure is referenced as a lesson for Hipkins and Luxon in their approach to productivity and governance.
Luxon, Hipkins and 17 years of drift leaving living standards stagnant – Matthew HootonJacinda Ardern is a former Prime Minister of New Zealand who has recently been spotted house-hunting in Australia.
Dame Jacinda Ardern now living in Australia after being spotted house-hunting in SydneyThe former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern is living in Australia with her family, a spokesperson has confirmed.
Jacinda Ardern living and working in Australia after move from US | Jacinda ArdernJacinda Ardern visited Trevor Mallard in a private capacity.
Trevor Mallard interview: Lessons from Ireland amid a changing world orderJacinda Ardern is referred to as a 'woke queen' who stepped down from her position as Prime Minister of New Zealand.
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A new kingmaker? Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong and her party’s chances at making historyJacinda Ardern, the former prime minister of New Zealand, tightened the rules on investment visas after Peter Thiel was granted citizenship.
Wealthy Americans top ‘golden visa’ surge in NZFormer Labour prime minister Jacinda Ardern tightened the rules on investment visas after Peter Thiel was granted citizenship.
Wealthy Americans top ‘golden visa’ surge in New Zealand and applications from China double | New ZealandJacinda Ardern is mentioned as the subject of a children's book illustrated by Ruby Jones.
Venice Biennale: NZ Photographer Fiona Pardington’s Taharaki Skyside Brings Dead Birds To LifeThe article mentions Jacinda Ardern in the context of discussing age and leadership.
The ‘dreaded middle’ or a secret superpower? Why turning 40 in 2026 feels like a trap – and a triumph
Jacinda Ardern's government is referenced in the context of past challenges.
Danyl McLauchlan: There are pathways to government for Labour but will it be in any shape to govern?Jacinda Ardern led the government that banned military-style semi-automatic rifles following the Christchurch attacks.
Christchurch gunman seeks to appeal convictions and withdraw guilty plea | New ZealandDame Jacinda Ardern as our Prime Minister had the task of appointing our Chief Justice.
Why judicial power should have a use-by date – Deborah Chambers
Jacinda Ardern’s memoir is the first such account since the late Jim Bolger’s 1998 effort.
Top 10 bestselling NZ books: February 7Jacinda Ardern previously opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership but later supported its successor.
What’s behind Peeni Henare’s decision to quit, and the Government’s plan to welcome a very powerful visitor – Thomas CoughlanJacinda Ardern is referenced among the notable politicians Duncan Garner has encountered.
Duncan Garner: Exclusive, my night out on the town with Erica StanfordRuby Jones illustrated former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s debut children’s book, an experience she describes as an 'absolute dream come true'.
Ruby Jones’s First Major Exhibition Traces Her Journey From Childhood Sketches To Time CoverJacinda Ardern is the former Prime Minister of New Zealand who resigned in 2023 after six years in office.
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