There are many spinoffs for New Zealand with Jacinda Ardern giving birth to her daughter, Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford.
Only the second leader in the world to have done so ensures the news swept around the globe like wildfire, just as the photo of her, partner Clarke Gayford and baby Neve did over the weekend.
There'll be a renewed interest in this country. Hopefully those who haven't heard of us, or don't know where we are, will have consulted Google, and we'll be on the map and that can have many advantages. This is a positive story that can only enhance New Zealand's reputation as a socially liberal country.
But at the Ardern/Gayford household it'll be all hands to the pump today. She'll be at the kitchen table reading the Cabinet papers that her colleagues will be considering during the day, believe that and you'd believe that Winston Peters is to hand the reins over to Kelvin Davis, and Gayford will be changing the nappies which is probably more accurate.
As a new mother, Ardern won't get the time to sleep, let alone be wide awake enough to read. But she will have time to marvel in the new addition to her family, that's a given.