Australians are living through one of the most tumultuous periods in modern times, with most of us dealing with unprecedented changes to how we live and work.
A separate study has reported seeing elevated levels of depression and anxiety
"I had got used to spending a lot more time at home, so I'm finding it OK at the moment. It hasn't been a big transition," she said."It was like a before and after scenario," he said. How we are collectively coping with the pandemic is something Jane Fisher of Melbourne's Monash School of Public Health and Preventative Medicine wants to discover in a major national survey.
It's how Australians are managing these kinds of challenges that Professor Fisher wants to explore in the survey.
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