Julian Bajkowski is a Senior Journalist at Crikey. With over 20 years of experience in technology and cybersecurity journalism, he covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, cybersecurity, and transportation policy. Julian's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets such as Inside FMCG, SmartCompany, Startup Daily, and The Mandarin.
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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.
Given his focus, Julian is likely to be receptive to pitches offering insights into government policies, developments in the Australian Public Service, or analysis of workplace-related issues within Australia. Experts familiar with digital transformation initiatives within the public sector and those knowledgeable about employment dynamics in Australia may find success when reaching out to him.
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NSW's icare faces union scrutiny over its Microsoft Copilot rollout. What you don't know about shouldn't kill you, right?
By: Julian Bajkowski
Outdated workflows and slow digital upgrades are frustrating tax agents and adding pressure to the ATO's phone services.
The ADF has an alpine cadre thinly disguised as a struggling sports club. Targets do not include belligerent snowboarders or adversaries looking for a parking spot.
By: Julian Bajkowski
The Tax Ombudsman has slammed the ATO’s digital services for tax agents, warning outdated systems are driving up compliance costs and administrative burdens.
Kick the can, pay the bill. There's nothing worse than negotiating with auditors, as one-size-fits-all starts to fragment.
By: Julian Bajkowski
Life's a batch, and then you find other systems. Charles McHardie, the RBA's new chief information officer, gets to wrangle major government payroll problems.
Unique opportunity to contribute directly to Defence operations, with Australian corporates tapped to fill new ranks of digital warriors.
How much are you really losing? Well, about $2.75 billion in NSW alone, reckons the state's last budget. Game face on as criticism intensifies.
The annual poll on hotdesking, hybrid work, and the performance of managers and senior executives is now open.
