Canterbury Mornings

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern discusses the year that's been while in Christchurch on Tuesday.She Joined Canterbury mornings with Chris Lynch on NewstalkZB.Asked if she was ready for a break, the PM laughed. "I think everybody is ready for a break," she said.Addressing Covid-19, she acknowledged the worsening situation in other countries and encouraged Kiwis not to be complacent."The risk is growing," she said."It means more people are coming home and..it means the risk is higher."Ardern said a lot of New Zealanders from overseas and particularly from places where Covid-19 is rife would be looking to come home - so people here need to continue to carry out the precautions we are all familiar with now.That included washing hands and signing in on the Covid-19 tracer app.She reflected on 2020, saying: "Nothing for me has demonstrated what the power of the collective than this year."It's been the year of the team of 5 million. We've truly had a collective effort - and that's what I put our success down to."The P