Peering into the future: How apps like Uber are changing our world
It’s no secret that the share economy is a big part millennial life, simplifying the way we ride, travel and use technology. But are these apps the next best thing? Or are they just turning us into bigger consumers?
Peta Gilbert investigates.
Dating apps are becoming the norm within the Gen-Y social scene. Research shows that they are creating more positive than negative experiences. So why is this the case? And is it also proving true for those with a disability?
Georgia Hing reports.
Generation Y is becoming Generation Green. The 2017 Deloitte Millennial Survey shows that we’re the most sustainably conscious of all generations. But are we putting our money where our mouth is?
Georgia Hing investigates.
Why podcasts aren’t killing the radio star
Television apparently killed it, but podcasts are proving radio needs no revival. While the podcast boom of the last decade has further divided the audio landscape, radio is determined to remain relevant and might just benefit from a podcast pairing.
Joshua Thomas reports on why podcasts and radio are far from rivals.
The inter-generational inequity is real, and the debate about whether we spend our money on houses or avocado on toast is living proof. But is it time that we close the gap between generations?
Gilbert Siahaan writes.
LIFESTYLE
Howzat: How cricket is challenging the gender gap
As Australia’s men’s cricket side threaten to strike over a contract dispute, female cricketers across Australia are cherishing continued improvements to their own bids to be professional athletes. With many sports looking to overcome gender inequality, cricket is showing how it can be done and why it’s so important that it is.
Sydney’s night economy is set for a cultural boost. We look at why live music could be making a comeback in 2017.
Georgia Hing investigates.