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We talk the latest stories on Women's Agenda including Jarryd Hayne’s guilty verdict, Sanna Marin’s election defeat and what it signals for female leadership, and the gender pay gap bill that might just be a game changer. 


The Cruz is produced by Agenda Media, also publisher of Women's Agenda.


Stories discussed this week include:


The beauty of age: 106yo tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od becomes oldest person on the cover of Vogue
Jacinda Ardern says goodbye to parliament: how her politics of kindness fell on unkind times
‘I didn’t always get it right’:Jacinda Ardern’s final speech brings humility, empathy and compassion
Nearly 5 years and 3 trials: The price of Jarryd Hayne’s guilty verdict
Sanna Marin is the 4th female country leader gone in just three months
Employers with 100+ workers will be required to publish gender pay gap data as new bill passes parliament
Australia’s female cricket players inch closer to pay parity in new deal
Felony crime: The 34 charges against Donald Trump have gone public




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