Brendan
Churchill

Tinder is a location-based smartphone application used by young adults. Advertised as a popular and unique way to forge connections, Tinder’s introduction into intimate life is indicative of increased information and communication technology (ICT) usage within this sphere. While the impact of ICT use within intimate life has been debated, little sociological research has investigated Tinder within this context.

The proposed hike in university fees is another shot in the war against Australia’s youth. We need a dedicated minister to prioritise, not problematise young people

This paper investigates how the grandchildren of the baby boomers, termed here the Thank God You're Here generation (Gen TGYH), might impact on Australia's predicted workforce shortage. This paper will also canvas the opportunities for both Gen TGYH and employers as well as the challenges for policymakers and governments in maximising the opportunity provided by this generation in the Australian economy.

Older workers and migrants get jobs at the expense of young Australians, according to new research on youth employment. Government policy and Australia’s sluggish economy have added to the problem.

Authored by: D Habibis, R Phillips, A Spinney, P Phibbs, B Churchill