The 10 most culturally powerful people in Australia in 2020
What did Australia’s cultural power luminaries have in common this year? They rose to the challenge of a crisis, then set about making a difference.
Celeste Barber at the bushfire relief concert in Sydney. Her followers raised $51 million.
There was only really one route to cultural power in Australia in 2020 and, unsurprisingly, it was crisis. Similarly, there was really only one criterion for this year’s list: the effectiveness of an individual’s response.
The degree to which it was for the common good. The quality of the leadership demonstrated. The difference it made.
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