Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been named the 29th most powerful women in the world by Forbes magazine.
"New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern continues to be a fresh voice, advocating for families and normalising working parenthood by bringing her daughter and stay-at-home partner to the UN General Assembly," Forbes said in the release of its annual list.
Ardern is one spot higher than Australia's richest citizen Gina Rinehart, and above some big names such as Beyonce, at number 50, and Taylor Swift, at number 68. Queen Elizabeth is just spots above her at number 23.
Also featured on the list at number 91 is Ana Brnabic, the first female and first openly gay Prime Minister of Serbia, and Zewde Sahle-Work at number 97, the first female president of Ethiopia.
Last year Forbes named Ardern the 13th most powerful woman in global politics.