The key to happiness: Future Adelaide video forums bring together leaders from business, academia and government
How can South Australians maintain resilience and emotional wellbeing while social distancing during a recession? Professor Nicola Spurrier joined two other experts to offer helpful guidance for our stressful lives.
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South Australia is entering the recovery phase after battling the twin disasters of coronavirus and bushfires this year.
But in a world still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, what do the State Government and SA's business leaders need to do to supercharge this recovery and put the state on track to sustained economic growth? And how will this create new jobs and support the wellbeing of families across the state?
Future Adelaide magazine and The Advertiser, in partnership with the Government of South Australia, have hosted a series of live-streamed panel discussions bringing together heavy-hitters from business, academia and government to examine our best path to prosperity.
The third forum in our series focused on wellbeing, and how South Australians can maintain strong personal relationships and work-life balance during this challenging time.
It featured SA’s chief public health officer Professor Nicola Spurrier, SAHMRI Wellbeing and Resilience Centre lead researcher Joep Van Agteren, and Wellbeing SA chief executive Lyn Dean. You can watch the replay on our Facebook page or in the below video player.
You can also watch a replay of the first and second forums, focusing on the economy and infrastructure, below.
WEEK 1: THE ECONOMY
10am, Friday June 5
Nick Reade, BankSA chief executive
Jacqui McGill, TAFE chairman and Economic Advisory Council member
Oliver Brown, hospitality industry business owner
WEEK 2: INFRASTRUCTURE
10am, Friday June 12
Daniel Gannon, Property Council executive director
Diane Dixon, Lot Fourteen project leader
Jeremy Conway, Infrastructure SA chief executive
WEEK 3: WELLBEING
10am, Friday June 19
Professor Nicola Spurrier, chief public health officer
Joep Van Agteren, Wellbeing and Resilience Centre researcher
Lyn Dean, Wellbeing SA chief executive