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I don't think you can even capture electronically what is going on in these these events. yeah. so that's kind of nice. yeah. oh, a little taste of the millennial future. you know, they're going to have parties. yeah, exactly. i wouldn't mind having more young leaders kairosoft. no i mean i could maybe change the music. yeah no i'm saying i wouldn't it was like the rhythm was way off and i guess they was just not benefit you know twice last year and they, they party a lot out there and i was out there with snoop and they had big concerts and they dance and they do stuff that's actually pretty ...

Advertisement More 16 and 17 year-olds believe the media has exaggerated the issue of climate change than recent school leavers and scepticism in this age group has grown in the past two years. However, four out of five 16- and 17-year-olds in a recent survey do not believe the issue is exaggerated, while most polls show young people generally are overwhelmingly concerned about climate change. The findings are from a wide-ranging report on Generation Z by research organisation Millennial Future, based on a nationally representative survey of 1018 Australians aged 16-20 conducted in April. Mar...

While young people are overwhelmingly concerned about climate change, a report has detected an increase in doubt among teenagers.

May 5 2021, 10:09 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments To celebrate the release of the 2021 editions of the Australian Millennial Report and Australian Generation Z Report, the researchers at Millennial Future have recorded a free podcast called Millennial Australia in 8 charts. The 22 minute-long podcast covers the most significant themes shaping the lives of Australians aged 21-38.   Says Tom McGillick of Millennial Future: “This is our 4 th year, and each year we try to find a new way to present a sample of the reports. The 2021 Millennial report is less about demystifying what is ...