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Did Jay-Z move the needle on the zee-drift?

Jay Zee or Jay Zed? I can tell your age by your answer

Z has always been trouble, and Gen-Z is just the latest to claim the letter.

  • David Astle

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Book covers

Why do all book covers look the same now?

That book looks so familiar to you … because it is.

  • Michael Sun
Millennial voter Shannon Said predicts many young people in Western Sydney will vote for Greens and independents.

Gang of youths: the election battleground where Millennials and Gen Z hold sway

Voters aged under 45 will dominate a swag of key Sydney seats in 2025, election roll data analysis shows.

  • Matt Wade and Kayla Olaya
Young workers are eschewing colour, opting for monotone greys, browns and blacks.

Gen Z are wrong, office uniforms don’t have to be boring

While it’s chic to have an office style and savvy to invest in workwear staples, the mood among younger generations feels defeatist.

  • Jessica Burrell
Gender roles.

Australian Gen Z men more conservative than forebears

Those aged 15 to 24 are more likely to embrace traditional gender roles than Millennials or Gen X.

  • Millie Muroi
housing crisis

Back off, Boomer! You didn’t have to go bush to buy a house

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.

  • Meg Kanofski
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People arrive for Catholic Mass at Westminster Cathedral in London.

Young British flock push Catholics to outnumber Anglicans for first time since Henry VIII

Over the past six years, a shift has occurred among younger generations. Young Catholics now outnumber Anglicans by more than two to one.

  • Rob Harris
Milly Rose Bannister, founder of ALLKND, says Gen Z workers aren’t afraid to up and leave if they’re unsatisfied with their workplace.

Bosses are firing more Gen Z workers. But are they just misunderstood?

With an increasing number of Generation Z entering the workforce, the young, tech-savvy cohort are beginning to make waves. But not in a good way.

  • Emily Chantiri
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers during debate.

Albo, you’re delulu and I have no solulu

Politicians do not need to be simultaneously fluent in talk tactics and TikTok. So why do they insist on trying?

  • Michelle Cazzulino

From Gaga to tradwives: Signs of economic doom, according to the internet

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the Australian economy is on the up and up, but social media tells a different tale. Welcome to the world of “recession indicators”.

  • Lauren Ironmonger

Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/topic/generation-z-hpw