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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will officially resume his duties at midnight on Wednesday when acting Prime Minister Winston Peters will go overseas.
It has been almost six weeks since Mrs. Ardern arrived at the Auckland Hospital to have her baby
M. Peters said Mrs. Ardern would be based in Auckland Thursday and Friday before heading to Wellington this weekend to settle her family in Premier House.
The Prime Minister shook Neve baby while she was talking about multitasking as a new mom.
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He said the prime minister would then be based in Wellington for the next two weeks while Parliament would sit with a few day trips.
Mrs. Ardern has been on maternity leave for six weeks after the birth of her daughter Neve in June
M. Peters was the last day to chair the cabinet and hold the weekly minister's post-ministerial press conference.
The newborn was at his best behavior while his parents expressed their gratitude for the messages of support.
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He was asked his thoughts on his time in charge of the country.
"Well, the disadvantage, if you ask me about successes and failures, the failures were where I had to read so much" I guess the blows are things like nurses' strikes for example , on which I believe we have made a lot of progress and all the others. The items we have announced, including the first tranche of the Reserve Bank legislation, are being amended, which is a huge and serious issue for this country. "
Last night, Ms. Ardern Facebook stream to take stock of her and her baby
" We are doing very well, really well, we have absolutely no routine to do, and I can hear now a choir of parents laughing at the suggestion that you would never have a routine with a five-week-old baby, but we are doing very well, "she said.
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