Home Actress Jacinda Ardern HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers June 2022 Jacinda Ardern Instagram - This evening I had the chance to speak with the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz. The situation in Ukraine dominated our conversation. We talked about the need for an ongoing and coordinated effort internationally on sanctions, humanitarian aid and support for refugees. We also talked about the need for greater energy security in the region, and the focus required on climate change. There is much to do, but we remain committed and connected to what is truly a global effort.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – This evening I had the chance to speak with the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz. The situation in Ukraine dominated our conversation. We talked about the need for an ongoing and coordinated effort internationally on sanctions, humanitarian aid and support for refugees. We also talked about the need for greater energy security in the region, and the focus required on climate change. There is much to do, but we remain committed and connected to what is truly a global effort.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram - This evening I had the chance to speak with the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz. The situation in Ukraine dominated our conversation. We talked about the need for an ongoing and coordinated effort internationally on sanctions, humanitarian aid and support for refugees. We also talked about the need for greater energy security in the region, and the focus required on climate change. There is much to do, but we remain committed and connected to what is truly a global effort.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – This evening I had the chance to speak with the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz. The situation in Ukraine dominated our conversation. We talked about the need for an ongoing and coordinated effort internationally on sanctions, humanitarian aid and support for refugees. We also talked about the need for greater energy security in the region, and the focus required on climate change. There is much to do, but we remain committed and connected to what is truly a global effort. | Posted on 05/Apr/2022 15:00:03

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – Tomorrow marks the beginning of a long list of cost of living changes – and right now that’s exactly what we need. The combination of covid and it’s impact on supply chains, and the war hitting fuel prices means many families are doing it really tough. There’s no quick fix, but there are definitely things we can do to help. And so, from tomorrow, on top of things like the 25cents per litre we’ve taken off fuel (and half price public transport) the following changes kick in: *Main benefit rates increase by between $20 and $42 per adult, per week compared to 1 July 2021

*The Minimum Wage increases to $21.20 per hour

*New Zealand Superannuation rates increase by $52 per fortnight for single superannuitants living alone, and by $80 per fortnight for a couple.

*Student Allowance and Living Costs increase by $25 per adult, per week

*Childcare Assistance income thresholds indexed to average wage growth

*Working for Families tax credit increases

*Orphans Benefit and Unsupported Childs Benefit increases by between 12 and 26 percent per week.  There’s always more to do, but we hope these changes will ease some of the pressure.
Jacinda Ardern Instagram – A quick update on our support for Ukraine. Yesterday we announced further support  as Russia continues its unprovoked and illegal invasion.

The global response has seen an unprecedented amount of support pledged for Ukraine. This comes with its own challenges, but is something we can help with. 

This week, we’ve announced that we will deploy a C-130H Hercules and 50 personnel to Europe for two months, along with a logistics specialist team to support the flow of aid to Ukraine. They will work across Europe, but will at no point enter Ukraine itself.

We’ve also committed an extra $13 million in support towards military, legal and human rights support.

This latest support builds on the actions we’ve already taken since the beginning of the invasion, including introducing significant sanctions against Russia, launching a new special visa category for the family members of Ukrainian Kiwis, providing tactical defence equipment like body armour and helmets to Ukrainian forces, and committing millions in humanitarian and other support. 

New Zealand stands with the international community in condemning Putin’s unjustified and illegal attack on Ukraine.

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