Madeline Chapman and Toby Manhire on Jacinda Ardern and the media

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Madeline Chapman and Toby Manhire on Jacinda Ardern and the media

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Jan 19, 2023

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In the wake of Thursday’s astonishing announcement, Duncan Greive sits down with Jacinda Ardern biographer Mad Chapman and Gone By Lunchtime host Toby Manhire to discuss Ardern's complicated relationship with both mainstream and social media.
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Jan 19, 2023

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Madeline Chapman and Toby Manhire on Jacinda Ardern and the media

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