In our first episode of What Happens Next, host Bernard Salt discusses the role technology is playing in the Australian healthcare sector

Demographic changes are making retail investors, on average, younger and more educated – with consequences for business.

It’s been a decade since the 2008 apology to the stolen generation and it’s fitting the 2016 Census results confirm a rise in the number of Indigenous business owners, both male and female.

The release of the Australian Census data every five years offers a wealth of data about Australian residents. Match it with the Household Expenditure Survey (HES) which tracks money flows…

I am not going to talk about smashed avocado this week, even though I know that is what you want me to do. Instead I want to talk about advice…

I feel sorry for Generation X. Aged 35 through to 50 they are right slap bang in the middle of the toughest part of life. Peak career, peak kids, peak…

I want to talk about the sixties, not revisiting the sixties, I want to talk about reimagining the sixties. And by the sixties I don’t mean the 1960s but the sixty something…

There’s a cultural shift we need to embrace as a nation, in order to prepare for the future of work. Employees are not an endangered species…what is endangered is the…

At the beginning of every year everyone wants to know what will be the trends. In 2016, Bernard Salt is taking a generational view.