TBS Next Gen: We should be discussing the elephant in the room, not riding it
TBS Next Gen: Why “High School Musical” is the best movie trilogy of all time
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas puts forward the case that High School Musical is the greatest film trilogy of our time.
TBS Next Gen: Composting, not a pile of rubbish
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Eloise Viera (9) discusses her entry into the important world of compost, and why it should become the rule, not the exception.
TBS Next Gen: Creating the articulated voices of tomorrow
Do you fancy yourself as a journalist of tomorrow but are unsure where to start? Perhaps the Next Gen program is for you.
TBS Next Gen: Why animal rights will dominate 2018
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Next Gen program publishes our students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Bailey Mason (15), challenges us to build on the animal rights victories we won in 2017.
Merry Christmas from TBS Next Gen
We’re extremely proud of the writers that make The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program so unique, so in the spirit of the season, we decided to ask how they’re spending the big day.
TBS Next Gen: Juvenile detention centres – there’s a better way
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Jake Graham (15) wonders if our detention centres could better aid our kids stuck in them.
TBS Next Gen: In defence of the fidget spinner
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Eloise, 9, defends the oft-criticised fidget spinner.
TBS Next Gen: Preteens on Instagram…use it, but take your brain with you
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Takodah Shea Wilson (12) responds to criticism that preteens are too young for Instagram; she’s forewarned, and forearmed.
TBS Next Gen: Remembering Zynab, a girl that could have been any of us
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas (11) celebrates Zynab Al Harbiya, the 12-year-old Australian victim of Islamic State.
TBS Next Gen: NSW police-youth interactions of the past, present and future
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Josie Jakovac (16) discusses the future methods of law enforcement she’ll have to abide by.
TBS Next Gen: We’re not offended by Disney’s bias
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas (11) takes umbrage with the media’s push for education against Disney. Let kids be kids.
TBS Next Gen: Interview with DanTDM
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, aspiring YouTuber, Mikey (9), went with TBS regular Jordan King Lacroix to meet his idol, DanTDM.
TBS Next Gen: Is Trump the perfect example of democracy
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle, 11, thinks our reaction to a Trump Presidency is unreasonable.
TBS Next Gen: Suffering pigs in factory farming
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, 14-year-old Bailey comments on the conditions of pigs being factory farmed in Australia, and discusses why changes need to be made to their treatment.
TBS Next Gen: Survival of the… experienced males?
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Josie Jakovac looks at pay gaps and perceived gender imbalances, specially in legal professions.
TBS Next Gen: Do we need a global stance on smoking?
What does our next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Chloe Drougas asks can Australia do more to change attitudes toward smoking, worldwide?
TBS Next Gen: Government investment in scientific research
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Alisha Vedi calls on our government to invest more in science and research.
TBS Next Gen: Why do we abuse cows and steal milk?
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The TBS Next Gen program publishes Australian students, mentored by TBS writers. Today, Bailey looks at ways we can live without milk, to end cruelty toward cows from the Australian dairy industry.
TBS Next Gen: Is Google tracking us?
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The TBS Next Gen program publishes Australian students, mentored by TBS writers. With online privacy a concern atop many a citizen’s list, Billie Cooper sheds a little light on the dark side of Google.
TBS Next Gen: The 63 square centimetres that are defining women’s self esteem
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? In our TBS Next Gen program, we publish content by Australian students mentored by TBS writers. This week, Charlotte, 15, explains the body image that is expected of her.
TBS Next Gen: Empty the dolphin tank
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? In our TBS Next Gen program, we publish content by Australian students mentored by TBS writers. This week, Bailey, 14, wonders why we keep dolphins in captivity.
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