‘Judgment-free’ and dresses for hire:How school formals are changing

‘Judgment-free’ and dresses for hire:How school formals are changing

The rite of passage remains important for many teens,with some spending $1000 on their big night.

  • byLauren Ironmonger

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Why Starbucks is crashing in the US,but booming in Australia
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Why Starbucks is crashing in the US,but booming in Australia

After decades of struggling to meet our high coffee standards,Starbucks is enjoying record profits Down Under thanks to a new generation of customers.

  • byShona Hendley
Lazy,flaky and entitled? It’s time to ditch Gen Z’s unfair reputation
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Lazy,flaky and entitled? It’s time to ditch Gen Z’s unfair reputation

Many Gen Z’s have watched their older siblings and parents sacrifice everything on the altar of work,and they don’t want to do the same.

  • byTim Duggan
Young people are returning to racing,says VRC chair

Young people are returning to racing,says VRC chair

A star-studded host of ambassadors readied themselves for the 164th running of the famous race,but the guest of honour was the Melbourne Cup itself.

  • byStephen Brook
The government social media team giving statistics a sexy rebrand

The government social media team giving statistics a sexy rebrand

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has garnered a loyal fan base of followers online for its playful approach to a typically dry topic.

  • byLauren Ironmonger
The generational culture war tearing investment banking apart

The generational culture war tearing investment banking apart

The brutal conditions ingrained in the job are proving to be a big turn-off for Gen Z.

  • byCharlotte Lytton
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From hot priests to hot rabbis,is faith the new forbidden fruit?
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From hot priests to hot rabbis,is faith the new forbidden fruit?

If it’s a human thing to want what we can’t have,then even men of the cloth might be super sexy for the irreligious.

  • byJustine Toh
Cameron once ate 18 democracy sausages in one day. Now he’s won an election

Cameron once ate 18 democracy sausages in one day. Now he’s won an election

Cameron Last is among the Gen Z councillors elected across Sydney for the next four years. Here’s how your council will look.

  • byDaniel Lo Surdo,Nick Newling andCatherine Naylor
The Aje of affordability:Luxury label lowers prices for Gen Z

The Aje of affordability:Luxury label lowers prices for Gen Z

A collection targeted at young customers has Aje expanding its universe and putting rumours to rest.

  • byDamien Woolnough
Social media helped me find my voice. It’s a shame others won’t have the same chance

Social media helped me find my voice. It’s a shame others won’t have the same chance

The federal push to ban under-16s from social media would cut young people off from news sources and the ability to engage meaningfully in the political process.

  • byAnjali Sharma
For young people,the great Australian dream now means leaving the country

For young people,the great Australian dream now means leaving the country

Phnom Penh is a cool 50.1 per cent cheaper than Melbourne,Bangkok is 41.8 per cent cheaper,and Bali is 36.6 per cent more financially friendly. If you want to save,it’s time to get out of here.

  • byAlexandra Koster