WELLINGTON • New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was busy telling the nation about important revisions to Covid-19 restrictions when an unexpected voice cut in: “Mummy”?
In a situation familiar to parents worldwide working from home, the leader’s three-year-old daughter Neve had decided that everything, even the affairs of state, could wait.
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