About the author Chief Production & Subeditor Felicity Neale is The Mandarin's Production Chief and Subeditor. Her previous experience was with Standard & Poor's and investment banks. She's based in Melbourne.
Brazen Hussies: women seeing then what was unseeable before Monday March 22, 2021 By Felicity Neale Community & Social 'Brazen Hussies' shows the birth of Australian women's rights in the 1970s. Women have a raging bushfire of purpose and resolve.
Have we just stumbled on the biggest productivity increase of the century? Sunday September 6, 2020 By John Quiggin Economy & Industry The unplanned experiment we have been forced to undertake suggests we might have stumbled upon a massive opportunity for a microeconomic reform, yielding benefits far…
Premium Insights and analysis From government policy to algorithms to medical research focus — where are the women? A review of Caroline Criado Perez’s ‘Invisible Women’ Thursday October 31, 2019 By Felicity Neale Community & Social The citizen-female experience has never been especially solicited during data-gathering, or later disaggregated from the data pool — because it has never even been suspected…
A national drought policy should be an easy, bipartisan fix. So why has it taken so long to enact a new one? Thursday October 10, 2019 By Linda Botterill Editors' Picks In a country as dry as Australia, surely it is a no-brainer that we have in place a coordinated, national drought response that can be…
Regulatory capture: did we need a royal commission to bust it wide open? Adele Ferguson says you can bank on it Thursday October 3, 2019 By Felicity Neale Economy & Industry It’s a classic tale of villains, victims, and heroes. Greedy bankers, brainwashed salespeople, exploited innocents, and a brave few who broke away to flip the…
