Just as ecommerce has expanded our selection of goods,dating apps have opened up an unprecedented world of potential partners,but what you get may not match what was advertised.
After missing their 18ths and formals,‘generation lockdown’ is turning 21. But they’re choosing to celebrate in vastly different ways to their predecessors.
Young people,particularly young women,are the victims of a crisis in mental health. But policymakers are silent on the thing causing the most harm:social media.
Generation Z has been hit the hardest in the cost of living crunch as rent and grocery prices soar,shrinking their savings.
Payments giant PayPal tells Australian retailers that they must prepare for a new type of shopper.
A comedy show called The Unbearable Righteousness of Being Karen will play in Melbourne this month,but it has sparked a backlash from global anti-bullying group Karens United.
Rapidly rising rents are chewing into the savings of aspiring first home buyers,but making a beeline back to the family home can help build a deposit.
Sharing one’s carefully curated bedroom decor is becoming increasingly popular among school-age girls,as social media inspiration abounds.
The pandemic trends of separations and social distancing and the rise of TikTok relationship advice and dating reviews have left their mark on the dating scene.
Young people have never entered the labour force with more power – unemployment is low and the demand for labour is high – but the good times may not last,though,and Gen Z could wind up being the ones who pay the bigger price.
Now that Millennials are hitting 40,Generation Z is getting into the workplace and making it their own.