Jacinda Ardern

In less than three minutes Jacinda Ardern delivered the information New Zealanders need. Stay home. Reduce contact, reduce risk, reduce spread.

Here’s a quick wrap of three world leaders who are showing swift resolve and efficiency during this pandemic. Oh, they also just happen to be women. 

This week on the Women’s Agenda Podcast, Georgie Dent and Angela Priestley talk leadership brightspots from across the globe.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing for a “positive, factual and robust” campaign and has said she’ll fight the spread of misinformation online. 

Jacinda Ardern and Scott Morrison have both responded to terrible tragedies in the past year. What can we learn from these contrasting leadership communication styles?

Between drought, bushfires, elections & politics Georgie Dent reflects on 2019 and sees causes for despair but identifies pockets of hope too.

Five people have died and eight are still unaccounted for after a devastating volcanic eruption engulfed locals and tourists on New Zealand’s White Island on Monday.

The Alan Jones Breakfast Show on 2GB has lost about half of its advertising revenue after a boycott over the radio host’s comments about New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

Jacinda Ardern’s Coalition Government has reached an agreement on climate change policy, passing the Zero Carbon Bill in parliament on Thursday.

Why the angst about a passionate young woman who is trying to effect positive change? The answer is waning privilege syndrome.

Weeks after suggesting the Prime Minister Scott Morrison should ‘shove a sock down Jacinda Ardern’s throat’ Alan Jones sent the New Zealand PM an apology.

The mass desertion of advertisers follows offensive comments Jones made about New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last week, declaring Scott Morrison should “shove a sock down her throat.”