In an era defined by conflict and disaster,we need more of Bob Ross’ feel-good spirit,topped with his iconic voluminous afro.
Designed to protect at-risk sectors of the community,lockdowns also created vulnerabilities – particularly among young people.
Landcare’s ageing volunteer base has been upended by thousands of young recruits,driven by feelings of helplessness from bushfires,drought and flood and a passion for ecological restoration.
Break out the shoulder pads. Shows such as Stranger Things are driving a retro revival among younger generations.
New research found Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation put more weight on traditional values,while Gen Y and Z were more likely to value creativity,innovation,entrepreneurship,achievement and intellectualism.
Are these siloed identifiers truly enriching our lives or are the inbuilt hierarchies of the algorithm just flattening and reducing women once more?
Emojis have become central to digital communication,even in the workplace. The key is to know when it is and isn’t appropriate.
A force to be reckoned with:Generation Z are entering the workplace with an inherent belief in corporate responsibility – and the means to make it happen.
The homes in Sally Rooney’s novel-turned-TV-series illuminate the gulf between the lives the characters want and the lives they have.
Conversations with Friends is sparking,well,conversations about traditional relationship structures and whether they’re still relevant today.
Why do we give teenage girls such a hard time? I’m learning the power of zipping it and listening to my daughters instead.