Australia's health precincts are evolving from hospital campuses into complex multi-partner ecosystems - bringing together health services, universities, research institutions and private developers in ways that require fundamentally different approaches to governance, funding and long-term planning. This panel brings together the leaders behind two of Australia's most significant health and innovation precincts to share what it actually takes to make them work, and where they are headed next. 

Governance is the hardest part - structuring a precinct entity that keeps universities, hospitals and private developers aligned without stalling delivery 

Funding beyond the hospital - what infrastructure partnerships, long-term leases and private co-investment mean for how precincts are planned and who takes the risk 

Precincts are never finished - future-proofing a campus for population growth, new models of care and technologies that don't yet exist, including the once-in-a-generation opportunity presented by the 2032 Brisbane Olympics