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Helen Clark was elected Leader of the Labor Party in December 1993 and served as Leader of the Opposition until the general election in November 1999, when Labor was again elected to government. She won a second term at the 2002 general election.
Helen Clark was elected Leader of the Labor Party in December 1993 and served as Leader of the Opposition until the general election in November 1999, when Labor was again elected to government. She won a second term at the 2002 general election.
Outside of politics, Helen Clark is an avid patron of the arts (holding the official portfolio of Minister for the Arts). She enjoys classical concerts, opera and is a keen sportswoman.
Helen Clark is married to Dr Peter Davis, Professor of Sociology and head of the Sociology Department at Auckland University.
Helen Clark is married to Dr Peter Davis, Professor of Sociology and head of the Sociology Department at Auckland University.