Home Actress Jacinda Ardern HD Photos and Wallpapers August 2024 Jacinda Ardern Instagram - I love airports. Always have. I think it’s the reunions? Or watching people excited to travel abroad or to come home. Our airports haven’t been the same these last two years. They’ve welcomed over 200,000 people home, but that’s a fraction of the activity they usually see. On the 28th of February - that changes. That’s the day we see kiwis and other eligible travellers able to come back without going through MIQ. Two weeks later those same travellers from the rest of the world can come through, and from there we keep reopening. Today I talked to staff about all the planning that’s been underway, including the welcome home packs everyone will receive complete with their Rapid Antigen Tests. The staff were ready, and really excited to see our airports start to return to what we know and love them for. Places for reunions, adventures and home comings.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – I love airports. Always have. I think it’s the reunions? Or watching people excited to travel abroad or to come home. Our airports haven’t been the same these last two years. They’ve welcomed over 200,000 people home, but that’s a fraction of the activity they usually see. On the 28th of February – that changes. That’s the day we see kiwis and other eligible travellers able to come back without going through MIQ. Two weeks later those same travellers from the rest of the world can come through, and from there we keep reopening. Today I talked to staff about all the planning that’s been underway, including the welcome home packs everyone will receive complete with their Rapid Antigen Tests. The staff were ready, and really excited to see our airports start to return to what we know and love them for. Places for reunions, adventures and home comings.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram - I love airports. Always have. I think it’s the reunions? Or watching people excited to travel abroad or to come home. Our airports haven’t been the same these last two years. They’ve welcomed over 200,000 people home, but that’s a fraction of the activity they usually see. On the 28th of February - that changes. That’s the day we see kiwis and other eligible travellers able to come back without going through MIQ. Two weeks later those same travellers from the rest of the world can come through, and from there we keep reopening. Today I talked to staff about all the planning that’s been underway, including the welcome home packs everyone will receive complete with their Rapid Antigen Tests. The staff were ready, and really excited to see our airports start to return to what we know and love them for. Places for reunions, adventures and home comings.

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – I love airports. Always have. I think it’s the reunions? Or watching people excited to travel abroad or to come home. Our airports haven’t been the same these last two years. They’ve welcomed over 200,000 people home, but that’s a fraction of the activity they usually see. On the 28th of February – that changes. That’s the day we see kiwis and other eligible travellers able to come back without going through MIQ. Two weeks later those same travellers from the rest of the world can come through, and from there we keep reopening. Today I talked to staff about all the planning that’s been underway, including the welcome home packs everyone will receive complete with their Rapid Antigen Tests. The staff were ready, and really excited to see our airports start to return to what we know and love them for. Places for reunions, adventures and home comings. | Posted on 22/Feb/2022 07:54:18

Jacinda Ardern Instagram – Today was an opportunity to share what we think the next 6 weeks will look like, how things will be tough for a bit, but also how they’ll get better and the changes we’ll be making! I can’t quite summarise it here, so instead I’ve attached my very quick comments….
Jacinda Ardern Instagram – Russia’s illegal, unprovoked invasion of Ukraine is a form of aggression at direct odds with the core values New Zealanders hold dear, and rely on for our own peace and security:  democracy, human rights, and the international rules-based system.

 
This is why Aotearoa New Zealand has condemned, unequivocally, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. 
 
I’ve written to #Ukraine’s Prime Minister Shmyhal to express our resolute support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. I am joined in that stance by every New Zealand Parliamentarian, with our unanimous motion to condemn Russia’s unprovoked and unjustified bullying.
 
In response to Russia’s invasion, we moved to strongly condemn the aggression against Ukraine and to introduce a range of  measures in response. 
 
We have banned exports of all goods that could be used by the Russian military and suspended foreign ministry consultations with Russia.  There are now travel bans in place on key individuals from Russia and Belarus involved in the invasion against Ukraine, and this list will be reviewed regularly. 

We have not yet reached the extent of the measures New Zealand would take to condemn this act.  We are pursuing new measures to target Russian investment, including measures to target financial institutions in New Zealand, including separate, but Russian targeted, specific legislation.

We are deeply concerned at the humanitarian consequences of Russia’s invasion.  We’ve made an initial contribution of $2 million in humanitarian aid through the International Committee for the Red Cross and are actively investigating what more we might do on this front.
 
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