Inside Jacinda Ardern’s heartwarming wedding
The lovebirds were unable to contain their excitement when they finally tied the knot after having to cancel their wedding two years ago.
Jacinda Ardern
Inside Jacinda Ardern’s heartwarming wedding
The lovebirds were unable to contain their excitement when they finally tied the knot after having to cancel their wedding two years ago.
After a lengthy betrothal it’s now or never for Jacinda and Clarke
Almost a year to the day after Jacinda Ardern said to her fiance ‘Let’s finally get married,’ they’re tying the knot this weekend. Finally!
Luxon will be NZ’s most pro-Australia PM ever
Christopher Luxon is accelerating NZ’s tilt back to Canberra, Washington and NATO; his message to China is democracy over dictatorship.
New political trio restores public sanity to NZ
The re-anglification of civic life is part of the ruling coalition’s plan for the restoration of sanity after the destructive experiment conducted by Jacinda Ardern.
Reversing Ardern’s policies as easy as unscrambling an egg
NZ’s new government is embarking on a complex journey to reverse a range of policies instituted by its predecessors, including those relating to Maori. It won’t be easy.
Luxon and a new era of political leadership
NZ’s new Prime Minister will reform the public service, allowing him to govern effectively – unlike the administrations of Jacinda Ardern and Christopher Hipkins.
NZ set for stronger regional role
Our allies across the ditch poised to put their security house in order
NZ ready for post-Ardern change
The former PM is living proof that rock-star politics is not enough.
Ardern era set for defeat as dispirited voters defect
NZ’s Labour party is set for a historic defeat at today’s election and the potential loss of half its MPs as the rival National party heads for victory.
‘Promised the moon, delivered a flashlight’: How Ardernism died
At her peak Jacinda Ardern was a global juggernaut, paving the way for women leaders around the world. How did the light that shone so brightly with a landslide victory in 2020, face such an ignominious end just three years later?
Let Labour finish the job for NZ: Ardern
The former prime minister’s late entry into New Zealand’s election campaign could be a master-stroke that will send votes to the flailing Labour party.
Haunted by Ardern legacy, Hipkins hopes for a miracle
Despite a short supporter sugar hit, Chris Hipkins looks more and more like a dead man walking as polls suggest New Zealanders are about to emphatically bury him and Jacinda Ardern’s era.
Ardernism’s brief shelf life a stark lesson of politics
Jacinda Ardern was widely regarded as the star of the Western democracies. Today she is on an American university campus near Boston, remaining silent about NZ and the fate of her party.
Ardern nemesis key to new era of NZ conservatism
David Seymour, the bête noire of the New Zealand left (just ask Jacinda Ardern), is primed to be at the centre of the October general election – and, potentially, beyond.
Winter has come: Hipkins’ honeymoon is over
A growing crime wave, illustrated tragically by the Auckland shooting, is just one of many crises NZ is facing. Whoever wins the October poll will inherit a deeply troubled nation.
Lack of policies cast long cloud over NZ election
Ardernism was always performative. Under her successor Chris Hipkins, little has improved.
‘Really angry’: Ardern tensions with Morrison revealed
NZ’s envoy to Australia reveals the simmering tensions between Jacinda Ardern and the Morrison government over migration policies.
Ardern writes the book on leadership
After unexpectedly quitting because she no longer had ‘enough in the tank,’ the former NZ PM has announced a worldwide deal before heading to Harvard.
Ardern made a dame in King’s Birthday Honours
The former NZ PM, who has said NZ would become a republic in her lifetime, says she was in two minds about accepting the honour.
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