New Zealand is undergoing a cultural revolution as a new-look "Generation Kiwi" rejects the values of its forefathers.
The generations-old adage of "She'll be right", the "No 8 wire" attitude and the quarter-acre dream are increasingly becoming things of the past, with the future leaders of Aotearoa doing their bit to redefine what it is to be a Kiwi.
In the biggest shift in 20 years, new research shows that culture is being replaced with a pragmatic, determined approach to life, capped with a new-found confidence on the international stage.
Jacqueline Smart, head of strategy for marketing company JWT, says the findings in her latest report, Identity Insight Report on Young New Zealanders, paint a picture of a generation maturing as global citizens.