Felicity Davey

Felicity Davey is an Australian journalist.

Career

Davey trained as a journalist at Curtin University in Perth, graduating in 1992. Felicity has worked for Radio 6PR in Perth, the ABC in Perth, 2GB, Channel Nine, Sky News and ABC Radio and Television News in Sydney.

In 2003, Davey was appointed weekend presenter of ABC News in New South Wales.

Felicity has previously hosted and been a fill in presenter on other ABC News programs, including The Midday Report, The 7.30 Report and Lateline. She also hosted the international Hemispheres program with Ian Hanomansing of CBC Television in Canada.^[1]

In December 2012, Davey resigned as weekend presenter of ABC News NSW after 10 years in the role, to spend time with her family on weekends. She will remain with the ABC in a freelance capacity.

Personal life

Davey has two daughters.

References

↑ Hemispheres

Media offices
Preceded by Juanita Phillips	ABC News NSW Weekend Presenter 2003 - 2012	Succeeded by Jeremy Fernandez

ABC News and current affairs presenters

National	Emma Alberici Ros Childs Graham Creed Tony Eastley Ticky Fullerton Jane Hutcheon Greg Jennett Tony Jones Alan Kohler James McHale Joe O'Brien Beverley O'Connor Michael Rowland Leigh Sales Kumi Taguchi Virginia Trioli

State-based	ACT: Virginia Haussegger Craig Allen New South Wales: Juanita Phillips Graham Creed Jeremy Fernandez Northern Territory: Claire Mackay Eleni Roussos Queensland: Karina Carvalho Jessica van Vonderen Jenny Woodward South Australia: Jessica Harmsen Emma Rebellato Neil Cross Tasmania: Angela Ross Peter Gee Simon McCulloch Victoria: Ian Henderson Tamara Oudyn Paul Higgins Western Australia: James McHale Pamela Medlen Trevor Jenkins

Other	Kerrin Binnie Steve Cannane Annabel Crabb Barrie Cassidy Caroline Jones Geoff McMullen Kerry O'Brien Sally Sara Helen Vatsikopolous

Past	Mike Bailey Scott Bevan Kathy Bowlen Felicity Davey Quentin Dempster Mary Delahunty James Dibble Jane Doyle Graham Evans Alicia Gorey Peter Hitchener Peter Holland Andrew Lofthouse Edwin Maher Sue McIntosh Maxine McKew Richard Morecroft Ali Moore Rebecca Morse Jim Middleton Russell Woolf Kelly Nestor Janice Petersen Angela Pippos Ross Symonds John Taylor Rod Young

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