7 things I have learned from Jacinda
COMMENT: Jacinda's rise to the top Labour job has taught me some things.
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John Roughan: Jacinda faced a fair question
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Audrey Young: Passengers applaud Jacinda
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Jacinda Ardern Q & A on Facebook tonight
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English never asked about his kids, so why Ardern?
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Hosking: Why are we bothered by Ardern baby question?
COMMENT: Totally appropriate to ask a female PM aspirant about baby plans.
Trevett: Will Ardern eat the Greens?
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Ardern could bury Labour's electoral college
Labour's party-wide leadership elections are plainly not working.
Ardern 'genuinely moved' by donation boost
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Gareth Morgan a fan of Ardern
Top's Gareth Morgan says he is a big fan of new Labour leader Jacinda Ardern.
Ardern has no issue talking about kids
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'She has the vibe': The Jacinda Effect takes hold
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Why Ardern sends chills down National's spine
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Not your business: Don't ask women about baby plans
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'Jacinda effect' nets $100k for Labour
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Labour leaders selection review urged
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