We asked that question of young Australians. Here’s what 12 of them said.
Today’s young people are facing challenges unimagined by previous generations. But amid their anxiety is a resilience that’s far too often overlooked.
Attitudes to work by younger colleagues could not be more different to those of their predecessors,especially the ones portrayed in two recent TV series.
Everyone and their grandma is now on the internet,but those stern privacy warnings about the dangers of the internet seem to be forgotten.
When the world No.1 announced her shock retirement earlier this week,it spoke to a growing change in workplace culture.
What happens when a beauty brand’s collaborators become too controversial,make-up trends change,and Gen Zers flock to TikTok?
As a frustrated young employee finds she’s paid less and expected to be away most weeks,Dr Kirstin Ferguson has some advice for protecting your interests.
Gaming:it’s worth $US100 billion a year,connects with the next generation and involves many different ways to get dressed. No wonder fashion wants in.
Sir Kenneth Branagh’s appearance at the BAFTAs proves a fresh face,great haircut and a sharp look go a long way – here’s how you can follow suit.
Psychologists warn that more people are experiencing ‘climate anxiety’ and ‘eco grief’,as the changing climate fuels a mental health crisis.
Animal cruelty and human rights are moving higher on the radar of younger investors,but ethical investment providers are not keeping up with what investors want.