Hundreds of Melbourne children asked to describe a leader

17:53
[Herald Interview] Veteran creators take on new roles in 'Swing Days: Codename A'
17:49
Woori Bank raided over improper loans tied to ex-chairman
17:29
Oh Hee-ok, last female Korean independence fighter, dies at 98
17:23
Korea Zinc buyout could jeopardize high-tech supply chains: sources
16:59
Hana eyes senior services in Hong Kong expansion
16:58
Korean man caught in Peru airport carrying 320 tarantulas
16:57
Korean livestreamer arrested in Thailand for attacking massage shop owner
16:37
[K-pop 101] Celebrate your fave K-pop artist’s birthday at a ‘birthday cafe'
16:24
Seoul shares rise over 2% on strong Samsung buying
16:12
[Herald Interview] Woo Do-hwan on portraying complex character in rom-com 'Mr. Plankton'

Hundreds of Melbourne children asked to describe a leader

April 3, 2022 - 14:43 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

An Australian-first research project and art exhibition has asked hundreds of Melbourne children to draw and describe what a leader looks like to them. We spoke to Dr Claudia Escobar Vega from the Deakin Business School who led this research project.