Ardern is New Zealand's new PM
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Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's 40th Prime Minister, after populist kingmaker Winston Peters sided with the Labour Party.
Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's 40th Prime Minister, after populist kingmaker Winston Peters sided with the Labour Party.
Politics is an incremental business, so significant moments can sometimes end up passing without really being fully appreciated.
As much as she might seem like a John Key-esque quick riser, Ardern has clearly been working towards this for almost her entire life.
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