Wendy Craik

Australian scientist, Public policy adviser, Author, and company director

Wendy Craik (born 1949) AM FTSE is an Australian scientist, public policy adviser and company director. Gwenneth Jean Steele Craik was born in 1949 in Canberra[1], the second of four daughters of commerce graduate, Audrey Mavis (née Ion)[2] and Duncan Robert Steele Craik, who later was Commonwealth Auditor-General[3].

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  • "Climate change is a risk management issue and putting in place good measures to mitigate it is a prudent course of action and one which has shown to be very worthwhile in the past"
  • "Also, if government policies change, how will that affect your operations and what you do?"
  • "There have been a lot of changes in climate policy over the past decade or so. A lot of questions are not clearly resolved and that creates challenges"
  • "If you are trying to get a handle on the costs of uncertainty, if that cost was fully passed on to households, the average household bill would have been $46–$68 a quarter higher than it otherwise would have been. In our report, we said policy uncertainty was a significant driver of that."


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  1. "Craik, Wendy". Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation. Retrieved 1 March 2022.
  2. Steele-Craik Audrey Mavis : Service Number 350070 : Date of birth 06 Jul 1918 : Place of birth Unknown : Place of enlistment Unknown : Next of Kin ION ERNEST. National Archives of Australia. 1939–1948.
  3. "The Wisdom Interviews: Wendy Craik". ABC Radio National. Peter Thompson (interviewer). 2 August 2002. Retrieved 1 March 2022.