Don Brash

Don Brash is a distinguished former Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, who served from 2002 to 2007. He is widely regarded for his analytical rigor and emphasis on sound monetary policy principles. Under his leadership, the bank focused on inflation targeting and fostering economic growth while maintaining financial stability. Brash's tenure is often remembered for his clear communication style and his ability to navigate complex economic challenges.

Born on Sep 24, 1940 (84 years old)

Global Media Ratings

Dominance

0.00%

Persistence

0 wks

Reach

7,707

Power

336$

Sentiment

5.33

Countries Mentioned

Country	Mentions	Sentiment	Dominance	+ Persistence	x Population	= Reach	x GDP (millions)	= Power
New Zealand	3	5.33	0.16%	+0%	4,822,233	7,707	$210,000	336$
Totals	3				4,822,233	7,707	$210,000	336$

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Recent Mentions

New Zealand: Don Brash is mentioned as a former leader advising the current Prime Minister. 6

Phil Goff Donald Trump James Gregory Andrea Dawe Paul Henry Bradley Walsh Helen Clark Sir Geoffrey Palmer Winston Peters Christopher Luxon Glen Stanton John Walsh Mike Newland Malcolm Johns Edith Cullen David Attenborough Maire Leadbeater Bruce Tubb Elizabeth Aloupis Janette Anderson Gary Stewart Shelley Batt Larry Mitchell

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Letters: Phil Goff’s art of saying nothing; Parliament shame; bottom trawling destructive

New Zealand: Brash has said Hooton’s comments suggested he was dishonest, lacking in integrity and corrupt. 4

Matthew Hooton Grant Brittain Peter Mcknight Ali Romanos John Weekes

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Don Brash v Matthew Hooton defamation case: High Court hears Brash wants ‘unreserved apology’

New Zealand: Brash, a former National Party leader, is planning to attend the NZME shareholder meeting. 6

Steven Joyce Jim Grenon Barbara Chapman Roger Colman Philip Crump Shayne Currie

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: NZME shareholder meeting - Steven Joyce set to become chair, Jim Grenon to join board; what to expect at today’s meeting

New Zealand: Don Brash's voice is featured in the film, expressing skepticism about te reo Māori. 3

Russell Brown Fiona Rae Marlon Williams Ursula Grace Williams Kommi Aldous Harding Sean Plunket

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Russell Brown: Marlon Williams’ music and doco provide comfort in a time of grief

New Zealand: Don Brash has bought shares in NZME to protest against the rejection of an advertisement. 5

Tracey Donaldson Jason Winstanley Andrew Dickens Rick Morin Grant Kereama Simon Barnett Lana Cochrane Searle Megan Papas Jono Pryor Ben Boyce Polly Harding Matty Mclean Matilda Green Manaia Stewart Jeremy Wells Matt Heath Tyler Adams Martin Devlin Robert Taylor Georgia Cubbon Robert Scott Jonny Errington Ciara Mcguigan Dan Kelly Christopher Luxon Jim Grenon Annie Murray Miki Magasiva Steve Holloway Seamus Marten Suzanne Mcfadden Mark Stafford Shayne Currie

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: Gold FM drops hosts to become music-only radio station; Top Sky TV executive to depart; TVNZ, Netflix and the battle for your phone and TV screen

New Zealand: Don Brash is noted for destroying goodwill between Māori and the National party. 3

Aaron Smale Winston Peters David Seymour Christopher Luxon Jenny Shipley Hekia Parata Jim Bolger Doug Graham John Key Bill English Sir Apirana Ngata

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Aaron Smale: PM’s disastrous handling of Treaty Principles Bill might yet be his undoing

New Zealand: Don Brash is referenced as a pre-politics central banker. 6

Adrian Orr Grant Robertson Graham Wheeler

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Reserve Bank needs to get back to its core role after Adrian Orr’s departure - Steven Joyce