Opinion
Simplistic optimism won’t solve any of South Australia’s economic or social problems, argues Malcolm King.
Opinion
Australia’s media and politicians have eschewed the serious debates of the past to engage in an endless and senseless culture war, writes Malcolm King.
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The official statistics aren’t telling a complete or accurate picture of unemployment and underemployment in Australia, writes Malcolm King.
In a not-so-long-ago suburban Adelaide, children played out tiny versions of the battles that had ravaged a previous generation. Malcolm King recalls how the fear and anger was dissolved by one simple act of generosity.
Competition for graduate jobs in South Australia is fierce, prompting Malcolm King to ask: when will our universities start to focus on quality over quantity?
Job titles such as “ninja”, “catalyst” and “brand evangelist” hide the fundamentally pointless nature of a new class of employment. Malcolm King explores the dehumanising world of whacko titles and bullshit jobs.
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