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The two made the comments at a joint news conference after meeting in Auckland on the first-ever visit by a Finnish prime minister to New Zealand and Australia.

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her Finnish counterpart Sanna Marin had a sharp reply for a reporter who asked them a sexist question during a press conference. 

The two made the comments at a joint news conference after meeting in Auckland on the first-ever visit by a Finnish prime minister to New Zealand and Australia.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her Finnish counterpart Sanna Marin had a sharp reply for a reporter who asked them a sexist question during a press conference.&nbsp;
I wonder whether or not anyone ever asked (Former US President) Barack Obama and (Former New Zealand Prime Minister) John Key if they met because they were of similar age," Ardern said after the two leaders were asked by a reporter if they met because of their similarities.
"We really leverage the economic opportunities between our two countries. Little will be known about the depth of that relationship or the potential of it, but it's our job to further it regardless of our gender," she added.
Marin echoed the sentiment, saying that there are "a lot of things where we can do much more together," and that they are meeting as prime ministers that have "a lot of things in common."
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The two made the comments at a joint news conference after meeting in Auckland on the first-ever visit by a Finnish prime minister to New Zealand and Australia.
Among the aims of the visit are improving diplomatic relations and trade ties.
(with AP inputs)

Finland's prime minister says she did not take any drugs during a “wild” party at a private home, adding she did nothing wrong when letting her hair down and partying with friends.
A video posted on a social media shows six people dancing and mimicking a song in front of a camera, including Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin.
Later in the video, Marin, 36, is on her knees on what seems to be the dance floor with her arms behind her head dancing while mimicking a song.
“I'm disappointed that it has become public. I spent the evening with friends. Partied pretty wild, yes. Danced and sang,” she was quoted on Thursday as saying by Finnish broadcaster YLE.
“I have not used drugs myself, or anything other than alcohol. I've danced, sung and partied and done perfectly legal things.
I have also not been in a situation where I would know that others are doing it that way,” Marin said, according to the Hufvudstadsbladet newspaper.
It was unclear when the party, which reportedly was attended by Ilmari Nurminen, a member of Eduskunta, or parliament, for Marin's Social Democratic Party, and the Finnish singer Alma, was held.
Marin — who in December 2019 became Finland's youngest prime minister ever — said she spends her free time with friends just like others her age and that she intends to continue being the same person as before.
“I hope that's accepted. We live in a democracy and in elections everyone can decide these issues,” she said, according to YLE.
Critics have pointed out that Finland, which shares a 1,340-kilometre (832-mile) land border with Russia, faces high electricity prices, among other issues from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The country recently dropped its long-neutral stance and asked to join NATO. In July, Marin attended a popular Finnish rock festival.
In December she made a public apology after going out clubbing until 4 am without her work phone, hence failing to be informed that she had been in close contact with a COVID-19 positive person. She didn't test positive.

'Lots of dancing, no drugs': Finland's PM amid criticism over partying video

Finland's prime minister says she did not take any drugs during a “wild” party at a private home, adding she did nothing wrong when letting her hair down and partying with friends.

A video posted on a social media shows six people dancing and mimicking a song in front of a camera, including Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin.

Finland's prime minister says she did not take any drugs during a &ldquo;wild&rdquo; party at a private home, adding she did nothing wrong when letting her hair down and partying with friends.
A video posted on a social media shows six people dancing and mimicking a song in front of a camera, including Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin.
Later in the video, Marin, 36, is on her knees on what seems to be the dance floor with her arms behind her head dancing while mimicking a song.
&ldquo;I'm disappointed that it has become public. I spent the evening with friends. Partied pretty wild, yes. Danced and sang,&rdquo; she was quoted on Thursday as saying by Finnish broadcaster YLE.
&ldquo;I have not used drugs myself, or anything other than alcohol. I've danced, sung and partied and done perfectly legal things.
I have also not been in a situation where I would know that others are doing it that way,&rdquo; Marin said, according to the Hufvudstadsbladet newspaper.
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It was unclear when the party, which reportedly was attended by Ilmari Nurminen, a member of Eduskunta, or parliament, for Marin's Social Democratic Party, and the Finnish singer Alma, was held.
Marin &mdash; who in December 2019 became Finland's youngest prime minister ever &mdash; said she spends her free time with friends just like others her age and that she intends to continue being the same person as before.
&ldquo;I hope that's accepted. We live in a democracy and in elections everyone can decide these issues,&rdquo; she said, according to YLE.
Critics have pointed out that Finland, which shares a 1,340-kilometre (832-mile) land border with Russia, faces high electricity prices, among other issues from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The country recently dropped its long-neutral stance and asked to join NATO. In July, Marin attended a popular Finnish rock festival.
In December she made a public apology after going out clubbing until 4 am without her work phone, hence failing to be informed that she had been in close contact with a COVID-19 positive person. She didn't test positive.

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