The global population is ageing rapidly, and in Australia, it’s expected that a quarter of the population will be over 65 by 2055. Yet many seniors don’t feel as old as they really are, and old age Down Under is synonymous with soaking up new experiences and travelling more.

Britain is getting older; the population of over-85s is set to increase 18% between 2015 and 2020. But it’s incorrect to pigeonhole seniors as inactive and content with a weekly game of bingo. From online dating to exercising to travelling, how are hobbies helping seniors feel young again?

The dream of owning your own home is fast becoming as whimsical as an actual dream for young Aussies. With fewer than 10% of homes in Sydney classified as affordable, Australia's youth looks likely to be living at home for longer as anxiety over rising house prices grows.

Australia is one of the most popular migration destinations for European citizens, and with notoriously high wages and a successful sidestep of the global financial crisis, it's considered one of the most financially stable countries to live. But debt is on the rise – is there trouble in Australia's paradise?