What does the future hold for us? From envisioning flying cars, to living on Mars. Another concept gaining momentum within the media is ‘The Metaverse’. A conceptualised idea which connotes a world beyond our universe as we know it, one that exists in a virtual realm but feels just as real. The possibilities are endless, …
Record Job Vacancies and non-existent skills migration has put power back into the hands of the employee. The Great Resignation, a trend that has gripped America, is finding it just as hard as Novak Djokovic to arrive and stay on the shores of Australia. As the pandemic prompted a revolutionary shift in the way we …
By Maxwell Ward & Caroline Li At last, we made it to the light at the end of the tunnel. Freedom day has been and gone and the economy is in full swing with CBA reporting a 12.3% increase in week on week card spending as of Friday the 15th of October within NSW. Which …
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Whoever first stated “the only things guaranteed in life are death and taxes” must have never played an MMORPG. They never seem to die. Runescape, Destiny, Star wars: The Old Republic, Diablo… Anyone remember World of Warcraft? I do. I fondly remember playing world of Warcraft with my grandpa; a pastor, engineer, veteran and a …
Something I’ve noticed about my generation is that beneath a culture that emphasises getting ahead, we tend to leave ourselves behind The internet has brought a welcome wave of knowledge into our lifestyles however with that we also now have an ocean of worries. The job market only gets more competitive, there always seems to …
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Coffee – from plant to cup. What does it really cost? Bean juice. Cuppa joe. The good stuff. The elixir of life. Coffee. Throughout the UK in the good ol’ 1600s, the median breakfast drink of choice was beer. But then along comes coffee on its push to become the world’s favourite stimulant, with around …
So far, this year has definitely been monumental. With Donald Trump being banned from Twitter to Kim and Kanye’s potential divorce, living as a Gen-Z in Australia makes the pandemic seem like old news. But the harsh reality is far from that, as Covid-19 cases hit 29 million in India and the global GDP falls …
Absolute nightmare Imagine if you will, a world with a lot less bankers. Incoming analysts no longer make self-congratulatory LinkedIn posts. Those brands, from Deutsche and JP to Goldman are a little less mentally invasive. No one will know what you are talking about if you mention The Wolf of Wall Street, and Margot Robbie …
Economics – what kind of picture does that paint? Money? Stocks? A suit and tie? Graphs and government? All in all, it’s a pretty nice picture. Plotted out all neat and tidy. However, we often forget that this picture is incomplete, it’s only a small puzzle piece in a global cipher. Economics as we know …
Slum Economics: The Ones at the Bottom Holding the Bottom Line Read More »
Renewables in Australia – a bright, sunny future? Name the odd one out: America, China, the EU, Australia, Canada, or Japan. That’s right, Australia is the only country without a commitment to carbon neutrality! And beneath the weeds of other pollution sources (cows), the elephant in the room is Australia’s electricity. As of 2019, Australia …
