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Audrey Young: Does Jacinda Ardern take more overseas trips?
As PM Ardern prepares for her next overseas trip, we reveal whether she is overdoing it.
Brian Rudman: Off with tradition of a royal head
COMMENT: Confirming Charles in role makes mockery of values.
Kia ora, Ma'am: Jacinda meets Queen, remains a republican
After meeting the Queen, PM says it is possible to be republican and respect the royals.
Trevett: Lock the door, there's a republican in the palace
The Queen need not fear a sudden lurch to a republic under Ardern.
Kia ora Ma'am: When Jacinda met the Queen
PM Jacinda Ardern is to deliver a toast to the Commonwealth while wearing a korowai.
PM Jacinda Ardern to meet the Queen tonight
An audience with the Queen, trade, Russia and climate change on the agenda for the PM.
Cyber-security a focus of intelligence allies' meeting
Ardern will meet four of the Five Eyes intelligence partners to discuss security issues
Ardern and Trudeau speak women's rights in London
Ardern's first London engagement was speaking to school students with Trudeau
Ardern to meet Macron, Trudeau in Paris
All roads lead to Russia as Ardern heads to Europe to talk trade and Syria.
Macron, Merkel, May and Ma'am: Jacinda's big trip
Ardern's Europe trip will include meetings with fellow 'young' leaders Macron and Trudeau.
Harry, Meghan set to come face to face with Jacinda
Meghan and Prince Harry lined up as replacement for Commonwealth meeting.
The PM's promise to the Queen
Former Australian PM Julia Gillard and PM John Key had talks in 2013 with the Queen's private secretary about Prince Charles' future as head of the Commonwealth.
Savage: No number of tiki will make Charles a Kiwi
We need one of our own in the position to properly represent and symbolise New Zealand, writes Savage.
Brian Rudman: Commonwealth faces test of its principles
Most New Zealanders had no idea that this island off the bottom of India would be hosting the biennial Commonwealth heads of government meeting, writes Brian Rudman.
NZ pledges $90m for climate fund
NZ would pay about $30m a year for at least three years into a US$10bn fund for developing countries to adopt low carbon-emitting policies, John Key has indicated.