As Australians become more concerned about the rising costs of living, high-earning individuals feel like they need more money to ease their financial worries more so than those earning less. This reflects an entitlement bias where there’s a desire to meet an expected standard of living.

Despite experts advocating for physical and mental health to gain equal importance, a stigma persists – and it’s preventing people from seeking professional help. Many are turning to online resources instead, with an abundance of related apps making it easier to find the right support.

The global cost of mental healthcare is set to exceed $6 trillion by 2030, and as dementia, depression and anxiety afflict a greater number of people, it’s unlikely that existing treatment options will be able to meet demand. Can tech, drugs or video games provide a viable alternative?

Owning a home is still part of the American dream for Gen Y, but many are being priced out of cities, leading them to seek a place in the exurbs instead. As they trade hectic urban life for a quieter existence between suburbia and rural regions, what can we learn about this generation of home buyers?