Microtransactions costing gamers more than just their paychecks
Not too long ago, online gaming brilliance was kept to those who got good. Now, in the age of microtransactions, it seems that whoever shells out the most, wins.
The joke’s on us: Our blackface culture is deeper than Chris Lilley
So, we’ve finally caught up with Chris Lilley. But the decade in between has offered many examples of blackface. What’s your problem, Australia?
Unprepared, uneducated: The ills of the millennial first home-owner
I’ve recently just bought my first home. However, the financial education I received beforehand left me wholly unprepared for the realities of the situation.
Despite entering the mainstream, the modern gamer isn’t completely socialised
As a lifelong gamer, the biggest change that I’ve witnessed has been greater social acceptance, the original challenges remain, however.
Suddenly many can’t pay rent, but real estates are treating COVID-19 like business as usual
Due to the coronavirus, many have lost their income streams, and thus, the ability to pay rent. This hasn’t influenced the thinking of Australia’s biggest real estate company.