
Six great reads: Louis Theroux’s reluctance to answer questions, Apple’s hits and misses, and boomers v gen Z
Need something brilliant to read this weekend? Here are six of our favourite pieces from the last seven days
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Did baby boomers eat all the pies? John Lanchester on the truth about the generation gap
It’s a grim time to be in your 20s, no doubt, but don’t blame it all on older people: being chopped up into ever smaller rivalries only serves the market
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Gen Xers the new baby boomers: analysis identifies Australia’s richest landholders by generation
Those born between 1965 and 1980 own an average of $1.455m in housing and land, KPMG report finds
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It’s still not OK, boomer: younger Americans are flailing – and mad as hell
For young Americans, not being able to buy a house is more than a sob story. It’s the symbol of a broken social contract and a generational betrayal
The GuardianDisillusionomics: the US economy isn’t serving gen Z
My generation is struggling for stability in a system that no longer feels fit for purpose. It’s time to take that seriously
The GuardianDear gen Z, take a lesson from this zillennial: to be cringe is to be free
As the internet’s apex predator, zoomers are terrified of being seen as anything but a specific type of curated cool. It’s time they learned to live, laugh, love
The GuardianCan a nation in crisis rely on the baby boomer generation to step up? I think the UK is about to find out
A raid on property wealth and pensions is being signalled by the Treasury, and it has sound reasons for doing just that, says Phillip Inman, the Guardian’s senior economics writer
The GuardianMillennial women were told to chase our dreams. That’s left us burnt out, broke and dreaming of a rich patron
In creative industries, my generation of women are expected to be grateful to be there at all. That gratitude has kept us compliant – and broke, says writer Carolin Würfel
The GuardianMillennial women were told to chase our dreams. That’s left us burnt out, broke and dreaming of a rich patron
In creative industries, my generation of women are expected to be grateful to be there at all. That gratitude has kept us compliant – and broke, says writer Carolin Würfel
The GuardianAre rents affordable in Amsterdam? Not if you are a newcomer
The city was once the pinnacle of inclusivity, with working- and middle-class people alike living in social housing – then the private landlords arrived, says social-policy researcher Amber Howard
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