Julian Bajkowski is a Senior Journalist specializing in local Australian news. He writes for The Mandarin and his work has also been featured in publications such as Crikey, Inside FMCG, and SmartCompany. Julian covers a wide range of topics including government policies, digital reform, financial matters, and social issues.
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Julian Bajkowski's reporting primarily focuses on government announcements, with a particular emphasis on the Australian Public Service and workplace issues. He also covers digital reform and wage negotiations within this context.
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By: Julian Bajkowski
Fair Work Australia threw out Concentrix's main bid and a preceding interim order to halt strikes over pay.
Traditional dancing, military horse riding and ceremonial food. And then there's the cricket. No rivalries there, ever.
By: Julian Bajkowski
TEx will be a ‘distributed' model, meaning there will not be one place where personal data is stored. There will be “no data honeypot for cybercriminals to exploit,” says Shorten.
By: Julian Bajkowski
State audit office staff must work a minimum of 50% either at the head office, an auditee location, or a related worksite such as a training venue.
NSW Police have officially been paid to stay rather than incentivised to leave, with the deal funded by insourcing the police insurer.
By: Julian Bajkowski
Stephen Jones will give banks and fintechs one more shot at getting the digital policy reform right — a lifeline until after election.
In an overt show of strength over state agency chiefs. the Premier's Department has mandated it must be told of who gets picked for DLO positions.
By: Julian Bajkowski
The election cometh, and so do Elon and Trump. The Coalition's Paul Fletcher doesn't want Australia to be stuck in negativity.
So do you want to be a spy or a cop? Choose wisely, as a review of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission calls for firmer boundaries.
Contractors are shown the door as the budget hits bite. A dispute is to be lodged at Industrial Relations.
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