@lionrose.7 wrote:
National Simon Bridges wants Aus crimes to be sent back, Jacinda says no it would be **bleep** for tat and she is not interested.
I am not sure about the time line for how long a aussie has been in NZ
"You would never know it from the glowing headlines she enjoys around the world, or her calm, confident condemnation of Australia’s deportation policy to Scott Morrison’s face yesterday, but New Zealand’s Prime Minister is under serious pressure back home.
Far from being an overwhelming favourite to win re-election on September 19, Ms Ardern is at risk of losing power after a single term in office.
Not bad for the leader of a tiny country with so little global influence.
In recent weeks though, even the most positive coverage of Ms Ardern has started to include a small asterisk.
For example, Ms Ardern appeared on the cover of Time Magazine’s international edition this month. Inside was yet another glowing profile, which praised the “strength and sanity” of her leadership.
Then, near the bottom, came this line.
“It’s hard to find anyone who doesn’t admire her authenticity and compassion, but there’s a sense among her supporters that she may have bitten off more than she can chew, and among her opponents that her government has failed on most of its promises.”
Back in New Zealand, Ms Ardern’s constituents are bitterly divided."
https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/lauded-overseas-new-zealand-prime-minister-jacinda-arde...
