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Series two of The Nest will feature three families who represent Australians working the longest hours in the developed world.
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Production is currently underway on series two of SBS series The Nest.
At five x one hour episodes it is produced by Freehand Productions.
Three families will explore the issue of work / balance and will be encouraged to reflect on their existing situations and think about their futures. The show will look at a growing social trend of Australians now working the longest hours in the developed world.
Demographer Bernard Salt (pictured) returns to provide insight into the behavioural and response of each family. Joining him will be will be Andrew May, speaker/author/coach, who specialises in helping overworked executives and athletes reach peak performance.
Denise Eriksen, SBS’ manager, production and development, says: “Series One of The Nest was ground-breaking television and a great success for SBS. I am extremely pleased we are now in production on series two which, this time round, takes a look at work/life balance – one of the toughest personal issues for all Australians.
“The Nest is a wonderful device for giving us the opportunity to examine different aspects of Australian domestic life through the prism of a constructed, observational documentary series. It is fantastic television and it is unique on Australian TV.”
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I loved Season 1 of the Nest so am intrigued about how they do in a second season.