Jacinda Ardern, the former New Zealand prime minister, is taking up a new role in Australia as a lecturer and mentor at the University of Sydney. Multiple outlets say the appointment follows her move to Australia earlier this year, with her start date noted as beginning this month.

The reporting provides a consistent description of the focus of her work. The University of Sydney says Ardern will be based in its School of Public Health, and coverage highlights themes such as leadership, social cohesion, civic trust, equity, inclusion and wellbeing. Some outlets frame the change as moving “from prime minister to professor,” and a couple note that the “mystery” of what she was doing in Australia has now been answered.

Across the sources, the underlying agreement is on the nature of the gig—academia and mentoring at Sydney University—and the general subject areas she will explore. Differences are mostly in phrasing and emphasis rather than in core facts.