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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Don't mention the war: APS cautioned over armed conflict opinions October 4, 2024 article-body
NSW digital strategy targets accessibility and legacy bugbears October 7, 2024 article-body
By: Julian Bajkowski
Australian Taxation Office chief Rob Heferen has moved decisively to delete up-beat managerialist marketing terms from the revenue agency's everyday corporate lexicon.
By: Julian Bajkowski
All connected products are now in the frame as automation and machine learning explode, says Australia’s official cyber tzar.
Meet the hip new affordable toy that wants to kill you October 8, 2024 article-body
By: Julian Bajkowski
The Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety has been formally accused of short-changing Grade 5 to Grade 7 public servants.
The state's United Firefighters Union members are NOT SHOUTING, just asking the government emphatically, "DO YOU UNDERSTAND?"
AcronymIT has resolved to voluntarily wind up the company and thus is suspended from taking on new Commonwealth business.
By: Julian Bajkowski
ATO staff census numbers reveal plenty. Nobody pretends working for Tax is cool, even if it is. That's why people like it.
By: Julian Bajkowski
The APS bureaucracy is being made to suck-up the same treatment it meted out to more than 400,000 robodebt victims.
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