What’s Stopping Gen Zs Working In Construction?
Tradies might be pretty conspicuous in their hi-vis. But careers in construction aren’t too highly visible to Gen Zs. We surveyed 305 young Australians aged 15 to 24 about what...
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What Gen Zs Are Investing In & What They Avoid
Did you know that this year there are 6 million Gen Zs in Australia? That’s a whooooooole lotta investment potential if Stockhead is right about Gen Z being the fastest-growing...
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Fears of Renting For Life Explode As Teens Grow Older
Owning your own home used to be the great Australian dream. A modern little family home with a pool and a barbie in the ‘burbs. An antique Queenslander in a...
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Gen Z’s Body Image Problem
Body image issues have impacted people of all ages, genders and cultures since the dawn of time (probably). Or at least since the dawn of the mirror. And especially since...
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The Abuse Australian Gen Zs Experience Today
Abuse and discrimination come in many forms. We broke it down into 10 major categories and then asked 1367 Gen Zs aged 15 to 24 in our national Big Youth...
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Your Child Wants To Stop Playing Sport? Here’s What To Do
I was always a sporty, competitive little kid. So when the opportunity to sign up for Little Athletics at the tender age of nine, I jumped at the chance (pun...
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Is University Snobbery Real?
In our latest survey we asked young Australians: "In all honesty, how do you view these post-school pathways?" The toss up was between university… and the rest. Because that is...
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Australia’s Fastest-Growing Job Titles
Has your child been tossing up between a career path or two but can’t quite make up their mind? Well, you might just be in luck and be able to...
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Do Gen Zs Still Read Books?
Think Gen Zs might not be the biggest bookworms? Well, think again (kind of). Because according to our latest Big Youth survey, when we asked 1367 Gen Zs aged 15...
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Why Australian Gen Z LGBTQIA+ Numbers Are Skyrocketing
In our surveys when we first started asking young Australians about their sexual orientation in August of 2020, 15% identified LGBTQIA+. When we asked again in different surveys in 2021,...
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