Felicity Neale

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Chief Production & Subeditor

Felicity Neale is The Mandarin's Production Chief and Subeditor. She was the Managing Editor of Asia Pacific for Standard & Poor's for 18 years and edited for investment banks and academics for a few years, too. She's based in Melbourne.

Articles by Felicity Neale

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…
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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

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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…

Felicity Neale

About the author

Chief Production & Subeditor

Articles by Felicity Neale

Have we just stumbled on the biggest productivity increase of the century?

From government policy to algorithms to medical research focus — where are the women? A review of Caroline Criado Perez’s ‘Invisible Women’

A national drought policy should be an easy, bipartisan fix. So why has it taken so long to enact a new one?

Regulatory capture: did we need a royal commission to bust it wide open? Adele Ferguson says you can bank on it