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By: Michael McQueen
Travel and tourism are nearing a full recovery since its crash in 2020. After months spent locked away in our houses and our own countries, travellers are keen to hit the road again with all the numbers steadily heading upwards.[1] Continue reading “Travel is Back, But Travellers Have Changed”
By: Sheridan Voysey
I recently sat in a doctor’s office waiting for a routine check-up. Continue reading “Why Are We So Angry? The Hidden Culprit We May Be Missing”
By: Mark McCrindle
Returning your shopping trolley, waving to another driver, and being punctual are all opportunities to exhibit politeness and extend courtesy to your neighbour. Continue reading “Australians and Etiquette: Comparing the Generations”
By: Mark McCrindle
Australia’s not-for-profit sector is at the heart of our national identity and is made up of a wide variety of charities. Continue reading “The Not-For-Profit Landscape in Australia”
By: Sharon Cooper
Friendship bracelets are back! Cheap, colourful beads, some with letters, all tied with elastic string, has flooded society once again. Continue reading “Friendship Bracelets and the Longing to Belong”
By: Mark McCrindle
While it may not feel like it sometimes, the future is not an inevitable destination, but something that is shaped by trends – and these can be influenced if understood and responded to. Continue reading “The Trends of 2024: What to Expect”
By: Mark McCrindle
The year 2023 saw an array of trends and events occur. From social trends to consumer shifts and developments in technology, we take a look at some of the trends that shaped the year and how Australians responded. Continue reading “The Year That Was: What Trended in 2023”
By: Mark McCrindle
In a post-COVID era where Australians have become adept at juggling hybrid work, remote setups, and traditional office routines, the choice of where to work is no longer just about logistics. Continue reading “Hybrid Worker FOMO and Emerging Trends in the New World of Work”
By: Mark McCrindle
In a world marked by the proliferation of hybrid work models and newfound opportunities to either work from the comfort of our homes or the traditional office, the true costs to work and the finances associated are unveiled. Continue reading “The Costs of Working in Australia”
By: Mark McCrindle
In a cultural transformation, young Australians are increasingly adopting the role of ‘identity consumers,’ using their purchasing choices to express personal values and identity. Continue reading “How Young Australians are Shaping the Future of Shopping”