Dame Jacinda Ardern and her husband have reportedly bought a AU$5.3 million (NZ$6.5 million) home in Sydney’s northern beaches, according to local media.<\/p>\n
Earlier this year, Dame Jacinda, her husband Clarke Gayford and daughter Neve joined the exodus of Kiwis<\/a> who made the move to Australia<\/a>, after selling their Auckland home<\/a>. <\/p>\n At the time, a spokesperson said “the family has been travelling for a few years now”. <\/p>\n “For the moment they are basing themselves out of Australia – they have work there, and it brings the added bonus of more time back home in New Zealand.”<\/p>\n Now, the former New Zealand prime minister has settled on a home in Dee Why after looking at properties in the area, according to the Guardian. <\/p>\n The sale \u2013 first reported by the Sydney Morning Herald citing people familiar with the sale – was being handled by Raine & Horne Northern Beaches. <\/p>\n It was reportedly the biggest residential sale recorded in the suburb so far this year. <\/p>\n The suburb was known for its bustling coastal charm and surf beach, with popular cafes, restaurants and bars about a half-hour drive from central Sydney.<\/p>\n Recently, Gayford shared a video of himself<\/a> unboxing the Emmy Awards won<\/a> by the documentary – titled Prime Minister – about his wife. <\/p>\n