Sunday, January 19, 2020
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Kia Ora Jacob,
ReplyDeleteHelen Clark is an exceptional Kiwi. She accomplished so much in her political career, especially for nursing and midwifery. Not only did she hold New Zealand’s own in 2002 against the United States by refusing to let them bring nuclear material into the country, but she also managed to do so with sophistication and strength. She’s definitely worthy of being on the $10 note.
Did you know only one Kiwi person has ever been put on New Zealand currency and still been alive to see it; Sir Edmund Hillary. Why do you think the government typically puts famous people who have passed away?
Good job attaching and crediting your image!
Happy blogging!
Ngā mihi maioha,
Shannon (SLJ)