Jacinda Ardern’s political philosophy is simple. When the New Zealand PM was asked to explain the qualities that led to her success, she said she valued:
‘Kindness, and not being afraid to be kind, or to focus on, or be really driven by empathy’.
But does Ardern practise what she preaches? Not so if a clash between her and a fellow party leader in the New Zealand parliament is anything to go on.
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