The recent 'Stronger Australia' Adelaide business luncheon highlighted the promising future of South Australia's economy, with a focus on major infrastructure projects, renewable energy, and hydrogen production. The state's investment in projects like the AUKUS submarine program, the Northern Water project, and the Hydrogen Power Station at Whyalla are paving the way for economic growth and innovation. South Australia's commitment to renewable energy and the development of the Upper Spencer Gulf as a hub for hydrogen and sustainable manufacturing are contributing to the transition to Net Zero emissions. While government funding plays a crucial role in these initiatives, industry and private sector leadership and investment are equally important for sustainable growth. Industry examples like BHP's 'Copper SA' strategy, investments in renewable energy, manufacturing, and technology, and partnerships in retirement living and hi-tech manufacturing demonstrate the positive impact of industry leadership on the economy. Collaboration between government, industry, and the community is highlighted as essential for driving long-term prosperity and economic growth in South Australia. By fostering innovation, investing in skills and technologies, reducing business costs, and ensuring energy reliability, South Australia is well positioned to enjoy continued economic prosperity for years to come.