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Reflections on the Moana Water of Life Talanoa, Part 1
In August of 2024, a group of students from Hoani Tapu | St John’s Theological College had the opportunity to contribute to the Moana Water of Life conference in Suva,...
A Series on Women in Leadership, Part 3: The Function of Freedom
The following is the third in a series of articles from The Reverend Blythe Cody, sharing her thoughts on Women in Leadership in the Anglican Church.
Leader Hacks – How to reduce e-mail time-suck
Leader Hacks is an ongoing series from The Reverend Blythe Cody.
A Series on Women in Leadership, Part 2: Exclusion and Embrace
The following is the second in a series of articles from The Reverend Blythe Cody, sharing her thoughts on Women in Leadership in the Anglican Church.
Podcast Review: Nudge
What’s it called? Nudge Where’s the name from? Nudge theory – the idea that every day we receive ‘nudges’ through things that we see and hear which change the way...
A Series on Women in Leadership, Part 1: Mātauranga and Flourishing
The following is the first in a series of articles from The Reverend Blythe Cody, sharing her thoughts on Women in Leadership in the Anglican Church.
Podcast Review: Accidental AI
What’s it called? Accidental AI Where’s the name from? The podcast is all about the technology of Artificial Intelligence.
A case for using digital technology
Around 90% of new technology has been produced within the last two years.
Hāpaitia was leadership in a crisis
Within hours of Cyclone Gabrielle making landfall, Hāpaitia, the Anglican Cyclone Gabrielle Response Group, exercised its leadership.