Data Do’s and Data Don’ts
For many, the world of data analytics can often feel complicated and overwhelming. Don’t worry, you’re not alone!
Melbourne’s affordability pressures opens the door to regional development
Melbourne is Australia’s fastest growing city with 5 million residents. From 2006 – 2016 nearly 1 million people were added to Melbourne’s population.
Melbournians willing to trade in their latte lifestyle
Voted the world’s most livable city for seven of the last eight years, it is little surprise that Melbourne remains the fastest growing city.
The rise of smart mummies
The average age of new mothers and mothers is on the rise as they pursue more qualifications, work more, and are in more full-time jobs.
The rise of the ‘Kidult’
The proportion of young adults, or ‘kidults’ living at home in their 20s is on the rise, new data from The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) shows.
Young adults holidaying with mum and dad
Young adult Australians are not only living with their parents for longer, they’re also choosing to take their holidays with them as well.
What baby names are Australian parents choosing this year?
Each year, the states and territories around Australia reveal the top names given to babies in the previous year.
The fear of leftovers (FOLO) is gripping the workplace
The fear of leftovers or FOLO is gripping a quarter of Australians who say they are embarrassed to eat leftovers at work.
5 tips on how to read a research report
Do you find research reports daunting to pick up and read? Here are five tips that will help you.
Australia’s religious diversity goes hand-in-hand with her cultural diversity
With Australia’s growing cultural diversity, a growing religious diversity is inevitable. Often a contentious topic, religion can be a hot button issue.
Australia, the small business nation
Australia has always been an entrepreneurial nation, with small business the backbone of the economy and the labour force.
Three ways to lead through change
Leadership is an important topic in this time, in this nation, and in this world. It’s essential for today’s leaders to understand the context in which they are leading.