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Hawke s Bay wedding for Jacinda Ardern could be on the cards 11 Mar, 2021 02:10 AM Quick Read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and daughter Neve in Mahia in January, posted to Instagram by Clarke Gayford. Photo / Supplied Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and daughter Neve in Mahia in January, posted to Instagram by Clarke Gayford. Photo / Supplied Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has dropped a hint of a Hawke s Bay wedding during a trip to the region on Thursday. Ardern was attending a Food and Fibre Leaders meeting at Askerne Estate Winery in Hastings when asked by Hawke s Bay Today about her wedding location The PM got engaged to her fiancé Clarke Gayford over Easter weekend in 2019 in Mahia. ....
No saves for Hawke s Bay fruit growers from Jacinda Ardern, so can a student army save Hawke s Bay s crop? 11 Mar, 2021 04:55 AM 4 minutes to read Minister of Agriculture Damien O Connor, left, and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speak to the media at Askerne Estate Winery in Havelock North. Photo / Warren Buckland If Jacinda Ardern can t solve Hawke s Bay s labour shortage, perhaps the region s students can. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern didn t announce any major new salves for the industry during a visit in Havelock North on Thursday, as growers across the region continue to struggle to find enough workers to pick a bumper 2021 crop. ....
'It's a beautiful part of the country': A HB wedding for the PM could be on the cards nzherald.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nzherald.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Set among the vines of Askerne Wines on the outskirts of Havelock North, Ardern was in deep discussions with farming leaders and horticulturalists on “issues they were facing” for most of the morning. “For a long time we’ve wanted to get out and visit with them and their sectors on the ground,” she said. The region faced another dry summer following on from last year, which saw pastures starved of rain until June. But the prime minister’s visit was welcomed with a heavy dose of rain, one that the region s farmers had been crying out for. Bejon Haswell/Stuff ....