Leadership ‘Back up you creep’: Clinton’s words on Trump speak to every woman in history Donald Trump knew what he was doing when he trailed Hillary Clinton across the stage during the US presidential debates.
News & Views When a photograph sums up a leader who just won’t listen The President who ignored advice to examine the solar eclipse, without protective glasses.
Life Mother of Charlottesville victim, Heather Heyer vows to make her daughter’s life worthwhile “I’d rather have my child, but by golly if I’ve got to give her up, we’re going to make it count”.
Uncategorised Julie Bishop’s reckless threats won’t take the heat off Turnbull In a volatile political climate globally, it’s never been more important to keep your friends close.
Ed's Blog How to balance a career with ‘Potential Motherhood’ It only took 7 hours for NZ’s new Labour leader Jacinda Ardern to be asked about her potential motherhood.
Uncategorised ‘Unacceptable’: NZ’s Labour leader Jacinda Ardern grilled about future baby plans Seven hours into the job as the newly appointed leader of the New Zealand Labour Party, Jacinda Ardern was forced to defend her capacity to lead– given she, you know, has a womb.
Uncategorised The two women who foiled the repeal of Obamacare On Friday morning, Senator John McCain shocked both Democrats and Republicans alike by voting controversially against the repeal of Obamacare.
Uncategorised “She’s in such great shape”: Donald Trump sizes up Brigitte Macron in cringeworthy video Donald Trump’s creep factor never ceases to amaze, and this latest example is no exception.
Uncategorised Trump Jnr in hot water over incriminating emails and meeting with Russian Lawyer It seems Donald Trump Jnr missed the memo from his dad about keeping the whole Russia/Collusion thing under wraps.
News & Views It’s hard enough to get a seat at the table: Why did Ivanka Trump get one? The lack of women in elected positions globally, becomes particularly evident when you start seeing photographs of international forums.
Uncategorised Women still resilient but in need of hope 6 years since South Sudan independence Dr Helen Szoke recently visited South Sudan where she met a number of incredible women who shared their stories of both heartbreak and hope.
News & Views The lack of women at the G20 was as awkward as ever This time last year we were writing about a significant shift in global power that, at the time, looked like a very real possibility.
