Jacinda Ardern bids emotional farewell to New Zealand Parliament.

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Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gave her final address to Parliament, reflecting on her time leading the country through the Covid-19 pandemic and a terror attack in Christchurch. Ardern said she wanted her career to inspire others to take office and lead, regardless of their background or personality. She was appointed to an unpaid role combating violent extremism online at an organization set up after the Christchurch attack. Ardern thanked her family, political party, and supporters, and expressed her gratitude for being able to serve as Neve's mom.
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