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Former Covid-19 response minister set to become next New Zealand PM

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New Zealand's former Covid-19 response minister Chris Hipkins emerges as the sole nominee to replace Jacinda Ardern as the country's new prime minister. Speaking to reporters outside parliament in the capital Wellington, Hipkins said he will strive to "reach a consensus about who was best to lead Labour and therefore New Zealand forward." SOUNDBITE

Added on the 21/01/2023 03:21:23 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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