Gen Z

New research shows young men are becoming more religious while young women continue moving away from religion in Australia.

Gen Z men (born 1997-2012) are more likely to hold traditional gender beliefs than older men– and far more compared to their female peers.

Ageism is impacting Gen Z and Millennial women in the workplace at far higher rates than older women, a study in the US has found.

In a world filled with Gen Z buzzwords and trends, few have sparked as much debate as the term “lazy girl jobs”.

The Oxford Dictionary has announced its Word of the Year for 2023: “rizz”. But it seems the word is only reserved for men.

The US data offers insight into young women’s health and shows some interesting correlations with this population here in Australia. 

‘Ok boomer’ reached a high-point last week when New Zealand MP Chlöe Swarbrick shut down a heckler in parliament with the phrase.