I admit I have a slight tendency to spiral into negativity. So it’s a pleasure to look to a generation that has mastered the art of finding joy in simple things.
Baby Boomers and their elders are outnumbered by Millennials and Gen Zs at this election. What does the shift mean for politics? And who invented “generations” anyway?
Sherie Barton and her husband,a Vietnam veteran,were perturbed by the heavy presence of politicians at the Anzac ceremony they attended.
Rather than being a “woman of a certain age”,I’m proud to be in my 70s.
Young Sydneysiders like me are frequently told we’re too precious to move away from the city to find affordable properties. Here’s the truth defence.
Once the darling of social media and a powerful tool for mobilising the masses,the #hashtag must now be used only ironically,or preferably not at all unless you’re a parent.
While most tracking app users are antsy parents who keep tabs on their kids,adult children tracking elderly parents could be the next big thing.
It’s a key sign of social connection,but forging friendships at the start of university,a new job or a new neighbourhood can be daunting.
We’re in the middle of the largest intergenerational wealth transfer ever,and it’s beginning to tear at our nation’s social fabric.
While older Australians could learn from my generation’s compassion,it’s clear that Gen Z-ers could learn from them,too. Namely,about national pride.