WEBVTT 00:00.767 --> 00:02.434 SONG: ♪ Volare... ♪ 00:02.436 --> 00:03.836 MAN: ..nation-building project... 00:03.838 --> 00:06.038 KEVIN RUDD: ..new infrastructure of the 21st century. 00:06.040 --> 00:08.807 WOMAN: If there is a buzzword in this Budget, it's 'nation-building'. 00:08.809 --> 00:10.676 ANTHONY ALBANESE: Major infrastructure projects right around the country. 00:10.678 --> 00:12.845 MAN 2: Real projects, real money. 00:12.847 --> 00:15.781 MAN 3: A transformational vision for the infrastructure of the 21st century. 00:15.783 --> 00:18.250 TONY ABBOTT: I want to be known as the infrastructure prime minister. 00:18.252 --> 00:20.019 -Nation-building... -Nation-building for recovery. 00:20.021 --> 00:22.021 -..nation-building program... -..nation-building... 00:22.023 --> 00:23.822 -Nation-building. -Nation-building. 00:23.824 --> 00:26.291 SONG: ♪ We can sing in the glow of... ♪ 00:26.293 --> 00:29.695 So now, when I put an appointment in my computer, 00:29.697 --> 00:31.764 it automatically goes to your calendar. 00:31.766 --> 00:33.298 Oh, wow, that's great. 00:33.300 --> 00:35.334 -So, for example, click 'today'. -Yep. 00:35.336 --> 00:38.637 You've got a meeting with Jeff this afternoon at 2:30. 00:38.639 --> 00:40.939 -Oh. OK. And is this meeting... -With Jeff. 00:40.941 --> 00:44.009 Yeah, but is this...am I meeting him or is he meeting me? 00:44.011 --> 00:45.744 -Does it say? -No. 00:45.746 --> 00:48.247 I'll have to check, but it's at 2:30. 00:48.249 --> 00:50.215 -And where? -I'll check that too. 00:50.217 --> 00:52.084 Yeah. And is it Jeff Kane or Jeff Stirelli? 00:52.086 --> 00:53.819 -Checking! -OK. 00:53.821 --> 00:55.454 -Morning, Tony. -Morning, Amy. 00:55.456 --> 00:57.689 -Good article in the paper this morning. -Oh, was there? 00:57.691 --> 00:59.091 Something about us being one of 00:59.093 --> 01:00.826 this government's success stories. 01:00.828 --> 01:02.828 Oh, yeah, in the 'Fin'. That was good, wasn't it? 01:02.830 --> 01:05.431 I don't place too much stock in newspaper articles, though. 01:05.433 --> 01:07.633 (CHUCKLES) Yeah, but it makes up for that other one. 01:07.635 --> 01:08.967 -What other one? -Nothing. 01:08.969 --> 01:10.836 -Is this about the Western Bypass? -I don't know. 01:10.838 --> 01:12.704 A project we practically had nothing to do with 01:12.706 --> 01:14.640 and suddenly found our logo splashed all over it? 01:14.642 --> 01:17.176 -I didn't want to ruin your day. -You haven't ruined my... 01:17.178 --> 01:20.012 You know what? The sun is shining. 01:20.014 --> 01:21.713 No-one was in my car spot this morning. 01:21.715 --> 01:23.849 -Nothing's gonna ruin my day. -OK. 01:23.851 --> 01:26.885 -OK. -It was just about how our role seems to be unclear. 01:26.887 --> 01:29.388 -Got it, yeah. -It was SO unfair! 01:29.390 --> 01:32.057 -Yep. -It just went on and on... -Thanks, Amy. I got it. 01:32.059 --> 01:34.426 -Do you want a copy? -No, thanks! 01:34.428 --> 01:37.830 -This is so unfair. -Oh, a couple of backhanders. 01:37.832 --> 01:39.665 No, no, he went on and on. 01:39.667 --> 01:41.567 Scotty, our role is a little unclear. 01:41.569 --> 01:43.702 No, not that bit - the stuff he said afterwards. 01:43.704 --> 01:46.205 -What did he... -Morning, all. -Have you seen this? 01:46.207 --> 01:48.173 (SCOFFS) Business papers. Who reads those? 01:48.175 --> 01:50.042 -You want a copy of this? -No, thanks, Scotty. 01:50.044 --> 01:52.277 Shall we make a start? 01:52.279 --> 01:55.280 -A start on what? -The meeting. 01:57.016 --> 01:59.918 Katie! There's nothing here. 01:59.920 --> 02:01.520 I've got it here. 02:01.522 --> 02:04.857 -Oh. I didn't press 'done'. -It's OK. 02:04.859 --> 02:06.592 -Sending it through now. -OK. 02:06.594 --> 02:08.494 Sorry, Rhonda. There's been some IT issues. 02:08.496 --> 02:10.262 -(PHONE TRILLS) -Did you get it? -Got it. 02:10.264 --> 02:13.332 Yep. Meeting with Rhonda. Yeah. What's this about? 02:13.334 --> 02:15.367 The new highway. Very exciting. 02:15.369 --> 02:18.470 -The...M1? -Thought it was the A1. 02:18.472 --> 02:21.440 Bits of it are the A1, but it's mostly M... 02:21.442 --> 02:24.510 No, it's the one that goes around, the whole... 02:24.512 --> 02:26.445 -Around the country? -The one you've just built. 02:26.447 --> 02:29.214 We haven't built anything. We're overseeing some final stages... 02:29.216 --> 02:30.782 We're the umbrella organisation. 02:30.784 --> 02:33.619 Our logo's all over the bit up the side on the... 02:33.621 --> 02:35.587 -You mean the Pacific Highway? -Doesn't matter. -Sure. 02:35.589 --> 02:39.591 What I'm hearing is there could be some sort of delay. 02:39.593 --> 02:42.794 -There's always delays. -But this could jeopardise my launch. 02:42.796 --> 02:46.298 -Why are we launching a road? -It's not just a road. 02:46.300 --> 02:49.368 This is a link - it's the final link in the... 02:49.370 --> 02:51.436 ..in the loop that brings it around. 02:51.438 --> 02:54.673 -This link's the whole... -Are you talking about AusLink? 02:54.675 --> 02:56.742 Or the national Roads...Roads to Recovery... 02:56.744 --> 02:58.877 -I might be. It's not the point. -No. 02:58.879 --> 03:01.780 The point is, I've got state and federal ministers pencilled in, 03:01.782 --> 03:03.348 a national anthem to organise... 03:03.350 --> 03:05.217 Rhonda, it's not the grand final. 03:05.219 --> 03:07.519 I want to know why there's a delay. 03:07.521 --> 03:10.489 Alright. Katie, can you just grab Nat for a second? 03:10.491 --> 03:12.324 I'll send an e-alert to her calendar. 03:12.326 --> 03:14.059 No, no, just stand up and call her. 03:14.061 --> 03:16.261 After the e-alert? 03:16.263 --> 03:17.829 Nat! 03:17.831 --> 03:20.332 This is bullshit. 03:22.969 --> 03:25.270 Turns out there may well be a delay. 03:25.272 --> 03:27.039 Is this structural? Is this about the formwork? 03:27.041 --> 03:30.242 -With the resurfacing? -No, it's to do with the art. 03:30.244 --> 03:33.011 Art? Are we still talking about the highway? 03:33.013 --> 03:34.680 Well, the final stretch of it. 03:34.682 --> 03:36.715 Apparently, the plan was to mark the project's completion 03:36.717 --> 03:40.485 with a series of iconic roadside installations. 03:40.487 --> 03:42.487 Here's a thought - how about we mark 03:42.489 --> 03:44.856 the completion of the project by just completing the project? 03:44.858 --> 03:47.025 They've done it before. Apparently, it was successful. 03:47.027 --> 03:49.661 -Who did? -ConnectEast. They built a motorway in Melbourne. 03:49.663 --> 03:52.331 I think ConnectEast almost went broke doing that. 03:52.333 --> 03:54.333 Oh, but I think the art was very successful. 03:54.335 --> 03:56.735 -What sort of art is it? -They're like giant statues. 03:56.737 --> 03:59.471 -Oh, and there's a big mural. -That's nothing to do with us. 03:59.473 --> 04:01.240 No, it was a federal arts initiative. 04:01.242 --> 04:02.874 The federal arts minister cleared it 04:02.876 --> 04:04.509 with the state roads minister, 04:04.511 --> 04:06.511 but they both forgot to tell the federal transport minister. 04:06.513 --> 04:09.047 -Oh, you're kidding me. -We're helping to sort it out. 04:09.049 --> 04:10.716 -What exactly is the problem? -HUGH: Problems. 04:10.718 --> 04:12.618 Several of the artworks are causing issues. 04:12.620 --> 04:15.153 -How many are there? -Artworks or problems? 04:15.155 --> 04:17.422 -TONY: Both. -15 artworks have been commissioned. 04:17.424 --> 04:20.392 -And there's six problems. -So six artworks have problems? 04:20.394 --> 04:22.327 Oh, five. One of them has two problems. 04:22.329 --> 04:24.129 Rhonda's planning a mega launch for this thing. 04:24.131 --> 04:25.864 Oh, I know. I got sent a draft schedule. 04:25.866 --> 04:27.699 Do we know who's singing the national anthem? 04:27.701 --> 04:30.602 Look into it. Find out what the problems are. I want it sorted. 04:30.604 --> 04:33.805 OK. Oh, hey, do you have a physio appointment at 6:30? 04:33.807 --> 04:37.676 -Yeah. Why? -Oh, I just got it sent to my calendar. 04:37.678 --> 04:40.379 And now I don't know how to switch it off when it rings. 04:40.381 --> 04:42.281 Don't you just swipe it? Or tap it? 04:42.283 --> 04:44.583 No, I did that, and I keep getting the weather app. 04:44.585 --> 04:47.252 -JIM: Morning. -Hey, Jim. -Katie. -Jim. 04:47.254 --> 04:49.454 Got a briefing on this road launch. 04:49.456 --> 04:54.092 -Oh, yeah. -Big whispers the PM has agreed to...uh-uh. 04:54.094 --> 04:55.794 Oh, that's big news. 04:55.796 --> 04:57.796 Do you know exactly what the achievement is 04:57.798 --> 04:59.431 that we're celebrating? 04:59.433 --> 05:02.301 That we've finally got a road that...round Australia. 05:02.303 --> 05:03.969 But we've had that for 40 years. 05:03.971 --> 05:05.637 That it's divided? 05:05.639 --> 05:07.606 Yeah, but bits of it aren't divided. 05:07.608 --> 05:10.275 Is it that we've got the ripple strips down the side? 05:10.277 --> 05:12.377 -Do they now go all the way? -Don't know that... 05:12.379 --> 05:14.112 Anyway, it's a big day for Australia 05:14.114 --> 05:15.580 thanks to you and the team. 05:15.582 --> 05:17.516 We've had very little to do with this project. 05:17.518 --> 05:20.452 Oh, come on. Our logo's all over it. 05:20.454 --> 05:22.454 Let's celebrate a successful outcome. 05:22.456 --> 05:24.289 Just on that, we've heard a whisper 05:24.291 --> 05:25.991 there might be a minor delay. 05:25.993 --> 05:27.526 -Unions? -No. -Council? -No. 05:27.528 --> 05:29.695 -Environment. -No, art. -Oh! 05:29.697 --> 05:33.832 In order to commemorate this final stretch of...whatever, 05:33.834 --> 05:37.469 um, apparently there's a whole bunch of roadside art going in. 05:37.471 --> 05:39.671 -When did you agree to this? -We didn't agree to anything. 05:39.673 --> 05:41.440 -Is it under control? -We're looking into it. 05:41.442 --> 05:45.043 Alright. Good man. Oh, that's another reason I came down. 05:45.045 --> 05:47.713 -Um...Mumbai. -What about it? 05:47.715 --> 05:49.614 -Turns out it's our sister city. -And? 05:49.616 --> 05:51.183 They want to send a delegation down, 05:51.185 --> 05:52.751 get a glimpse of what we're doing. 05:52.753 --> 05:54.953 What for? 05:54.955 --> 05:57.489 They're thinking of setting up a Nation Building Authority of their own. 05:57.491 --> 05:59.958 -And they want to learn from us? -Hey, don't act so surprised. 05:59.960 --> 06:02.294 We're getting a lot of attention around the world. 06:02.296 --> 06:05.230 Anyway, you couldn't take 'em for a couple of hours? 06:05.232 --> 06:07.032 -Oh, Jim... -It's just a goodwill visit. 06:07.034 --> 06:10.268 It's lunch, show 'em round the office, then off to the casino. 06:10.270 --> 06:12.804 We're kind of snowed under. Katie? Diary. 06:12.806 --> 06:16.108 I already said you would. 06:16.110 --> 06:19.711 There's an Indian delegation. Uh, when are they coming? 06:19.713 --> 06:22.280 Oh, Thursday. Midday. 06:22.282 --> 06:24.483 I'll pop it into your calendar. 06:24.485 --> 06:26.852 It's only three days away, so I'll make it an alert. 06:26.854 --> 06:28.320 -OK. -(PHONE CHIMES) 06:28.322 --> 06:30.322 -Oh. Do you have a physio appointment? -Yes, I do. 06:30.324 --> 06:32.724 -Nat just told me. -Hmm. 06:32.726 --> 06:35.026 It's still not on this. 06:37.597 --> 06:41.199 -What's that called? -NAT: 'Road to Nowhere'. 06:41.201 --> 06:43.935 -Well, that's just dangerous. -Yeah, it's been cancelled. 06:43.937 --> 06:46.571 -Oh. So the rabbit's OK? -Yep. 06:46.573 --> 06:48.607 -And the bally thing? -Is fine. -OK. 06:48.609 --> 06:51.042 NAT: This is the first installation that's a problem. 06:51.044 --> 06:52.544 TONY: So it's a fake truck stop? 06:52.546 --> 06:54.312 "A brilliant example of spatial distortionism." 06:54.314 --> 06:55.881 Just giving something a wanky description 06:55.883 --> 06:57.549 doesn't make it more important. 06:57.551 --> 06:59.451 It's a three-quarter scale model of the truck stop. 06:59.453 --> 07:02.754 -And why? -"To challenge our notions of consumerism..." 07:02.756 --> 07:05.524 Last warning. OK. So, what's the problem? 07:05.526 --> 07:07.659 Oh, its position - turns out there's a real truck stop, 07:07.661 --> 07:09.795 fast-food outlet, about 5 k's down the road. 07:09.797 --> 07:11.596 -TONY: So? -The owners are worried. 07:11.598 --> 07:14.266 People might think their truck stop is also fake and not go in. 07:14.268 --> 07:16.201 -They could lose business. -Oh, please. 07:16.203 --> 07:18.370 -Just checking. Did your alarm go off? -No. 07:18.372 --> 07:20.505 It should have. I put a calendar entry in. 07:20.507 --> 07:23.975 -What does "T@HPS" mean? -"Talk at Hillside Primary School". 07:23.977 --> 07:26.411 The whole thing wouldn't fit, so I had to use initials. 07:26.413 --> 07:28.914 It used to fit in my old di... Sorry, is this now? 07:28.916 --> 07:30.916 -No. -Oh. -It's in an hour. -What? 07:30.918 --> 07:32.584 Would you prefer a 2-hour warning? 07:32.586 --> 07:35.587 I'm right in the middle... Hey, could we get out of this? 07:35.589 --> 07:38.557 Can you just call and say there's been an office crisis? 07:38.559 --> 07:40.392 -That's what we said last time. -Did we? 07:40.394 --> 07:42.394 -But this time, it's true. -It was true last time. 07:42.396 --> 07:44.296 -NAT: We can handle this. -TONY: Really? 07:44.298 --> 07:46.298 Look, just go through each of the sculptures... 07:46.300 --> 07:49.134 Installations. It's about its context in its environment. 07:50.269 --> 07:52.003 Go through each of the sculptures, 07:52.005 --> 07:55.006 find out what the problem is and what's needed to fix it. 07:56.776 --> 07:59.110 Fill up the front, thanks, guys. These ones too. 07:59.112 --> 08:01.046 Quick, quick, quick. He'll be here soon. 08:01.048 --> 08:02.781 These ones in the front. 08:02.783 --> 08:04.282 So... 08:04.284 --> 08:05.984 Hey, we really appreciate you coming in. 08:05.986 --> 08:07.853 -Oh, more than happy to help. -(PHONE CHIMES) 08:07.855 --> 08:11.089 Sorry, that's reminding me that I need to be here. 08:11.091 --> 08:13.091 -I'll just, uh... -(PHONE CONTINUES CHIMING) 08:13.093 --> 08:15.727 -Just can't seem to... -Would you like me to... 08:15.729 --> 08:18.363 No, no, I just... not sure how to get the... 08:18.365 --> 08:20.065 -GIRL: It's in 'settings'. -Sorry? 08:20.067 --> 08:22.767 It's in 'settings', in 'notifications'. 08:22.769 --> 08:24.603 -You've got to hit 'cancel'. -(PHONE CONTINUES CHIMING) 08:24.605 --> 08:27.005 -Would you mind doing it for me? -Sure. 08:27.007 --> 08:29.407 Thanks. 08:29.409 --> 08:33.044 So I can give you a 1-hour warning or a 2-hour warning. 08:33.046 --> 08:35.080 -But that's all synced up? -Yeah, yeah. 08:35.082 --> 08:37.716 Sorry. Do either of you know much about Indians? 08:37.718 --> 08:40.685 -As in Pocahontas Indians? -Or Sachin Tendulkar Indians? 08:40.687 --> 08:42.354 I don't know who either of them are. 08:42.356 --> 08:44.155 -What sort of Indians? -From Mumbai. 08:44.157 --> 08:46.458 -Tendulkar Indians. -We've got a delegation coming this week. 08:46.460 --> 08:48.293 -Oh, beauty. -We've got to provide lunch. 08:48.295 --> 08:50.762 -Is there anything Indians don't eat? -I know this. 08:50.764 --> 08:52.998 If they're Hindu, they won't eat beef, 08:53.000 --> 08:55.033 and if they're from southern India, 08:55.035 --> 08:58.270 they're often vegetarian, possibly vegan. 08:58.272 --> 09:01.640 -I might just do sandwiches. -Ooh. 09:01.642 --> 09:04.976 Why am I seeing Monica from the Australian Arts Council? 09:04.978 --> 09:07.712 That's for Nat. How did you... 09:07.714 --> 09:11.383 Oh. I know what I've done. 09:11.385 --> 09:13.218 -Did you get in OK? -Yeah, thanks. 09:13.220 --> 09:15.687 Take a seat over there. Can I get you a coffee? 09:20.760 --> 09:23.228 Thanks for coming in. Um... 09:23.230 --> 09:26.264 We probably should make a start. 09:26.266 --> 09:28.233 Amy. 09:28.235 --> 09:31.202 -Did you want to say something? -No. 09:32.104 --> 09:33.438 NAT: Right. 09:34.273 --> 09:37.175 Hugh? Will you be joining us? 09:37.177 --> 09:40.512 -No. -Meeting with Monica at 2:30. 09:40.514 --> 09:42.547 -No... -Oh, it was for Hugh. 09:42.549 --> 09:45.417 -Hugh, I think this alert was for you. -HUGH: Oh, OK. 09:45.419 --> 09:48.320 So, Monica, I understand you chose the 15 works? 09:48.322 --> 09:50.455 As part of a panel. It wasn't easy. 09:50.457 --> 09:54.726 Are you aware there have been some issues with the selection? 09:54.728 --> 09:57.062 I'm not surprised. That's what great art does. 09:57.064 --> 09:59.598 -It divides. -Or challenges? -Or challenges. 09:59.600 --> 10:02.033 We fear there's going to be some criticism. 10:02.035 --> 10:05.971 Isn't that the point of what we're doing, to ignite debate? 10:05.973 --> 10:07.806 No, I think the point is to get trucks 10:07.808 --> 10:09.841 from Sydney to Brisbane as efficiently as possible. 10:09.843 --> 10:13.278 Give me an example of a work that's creating problems. 10:13.280 --> 10:15.313 I can give you six, starting with... 10:15.315 --> 10:17.549 Perfect. ..this one, 'Gun'. 10:17.551 --> 10:20.051 Everyone who's seen it has deemed it offensive. 10:20.053 --> 10:22.687 -I can't see why. -Neither can I. 10:22.689 --> 10:27.459 -Hugh, it's upside down. -Oh. That's not a gun. 10:27.461 --> 10:29.794 Well, he is a very busy man, 10:29.796 --> 10:32.530 but he's agreed to share some of his time with us today. 10:32.532 --> 10:34.466 -From Nation Building Australia... -Authority. 10:34.468 --> 10:37.068 -Mr Woodford. -Thank you, Miss Pinetti. 10:37.070 --> 10:40.605 Thank you. Lovely to be here. What a wonderful welcome. 10:40.607 --> 10:43.875 Now, what do I do? Well, my job is to help build things. 10:43.877 --> 10:48.146 Big things like roads or dams or ports or railways, 10:48.148 --> 10:49.881 things we might need for the future. 10:49.883 --> 10:52.283 Can anyone think of something else we might need to build? 10:52.285 --> 10:55.553 -Yes? -A rocket? -A rock... Yeah, probably not us. 10:55.555 --> 10:58.056 But let's put it up there, because, um, yeah. 10:58.058 --> 11:00.492 We might need that in the future. A rocket. 11:00.494 --> 11:02.160 OK. Anybody else? 11:02.162 --> 11:04.195 -Houses? -Houses. Oh. 11:04.197 --> 11:07.332 We call them urban renewal projects, and they're... 11:07.334 --> 11:09.167 Can anyone think of something else 11:09.169 --> 11:11.002 that might be vital for this country? 11:11.004 --> 11:13.238 -The National Broadband Network. -Yeah, a little complic... 11:13.240 --> 11:16.408 Yeah, no, as you've said it, let's put it up there - NBN. 11:16.410 --> 11:20.478 Yep. Anything else that we might, uh... Yep? Yep? 11:20.480 --> 11:22.414 A really, really long bridge. 11:22.416 --> 11:24.816 TONY: Oof! Got some blue-sky thinking here in this class. 11:24.818 --> 11:28.153 And where might the really, really long bridge go to? 11:28.155 --> 11:31.156 -The moon. -Yeah, might be a little far for... 11:31.158 --> 11:33.558 -GIRL: What about Tasmania? -Tas... Still far. 11:33.560 --> 11:36.294 But anyway, let's put up "bridge to Tassie". 11:36.296 --> 11:37.962 A really, really long bridge. 11:37.964 --> 11:40.565 It'll have to be a long bridge to get there. 11:40.567 --> 11:42.867 But... OK. Well, there it is. Anyone else? 11:42.869 --> 11:45.203 -A spaceship. -Yep, you caught his bug. Yep. 11:45.205 --> 11:47.172 No - well, how about we put up satellites, 11:47.174 --> 11:49.808 because they're very similar to spaceships, 11:49.810 --> 11:52.143 but slightly more useful. 11:52.145 --> 11:55.613 -Right. Yep? -Your physio appointment is at 2:30. 11:55.615 --> 11:57.716 Some of these works simply won't get the go-ahead. 11:57.718 --> 11:59.584 But they've already got the go-ahead. 11:59.586 --> 12:01.319 Not from you, from the real world. 12:02.521 --> 12:04.656 I'm sorry. Um... 12:04.658 --> 12:07.092 Do you think any of the artists would be willing 12:07.094 --> 12:08.960 to modify their works? 12:08.962 --> 12:11.696 To modify their works. 12:11.698 --> 12:13.264 That's the question. 12:13.266 --> 12:15.467 Would the artists be willing to modify their works? 12:15.469 --> 12:17.702 Same question. Needs an answer. 12:17.704 --> 12:20.505 I'd be reluctant to ask. 12:20.507 --> 12:23.408 Would it be alright if we spoke to the artists? 12:23.410 --> 12:26.544 Would it be alright if you spoke to the artists? 12:26.546 --> 12:28.880 -No need to repeat the question. -I guess you could try. 12:28.882 --> 12:31.750 But I'm not sure what you can do that I can't. 12:31.752 --> 12:33.651 Well, she can threaten them. 12:33.653 --> 12:36.921 What a class, Miss Pinetti. There's so many wonderful ideas. 12:36.923 --> 12:39.257 Giant water slide - let's build that now. 12:39.259 --> 12:41.493 Now, what we need to do is prioritise, 12:41.495 --> 12:43.495 'cause we can't build them all. 12:43.497 --> 12:46.564 So we have to decide what's the most important project. 12:46.566 --> 12:48.533 Anyone? Can't be the rocket. 12:48.535 --> 12:50.702 -A space station. -Yep. OK. 12:50.704 --> 12:52.871 You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna put it up. 12:52.873 --> 12:55.406 And I'm gonna put it under "space program", 12:55.408 --> 12:57.842 'cause that'll include everything, satellite and... 12:57.844 --> 12:59.644 Now, number two. 12:59.646 --> 13:01.312 You know, we have to drive, don't we, 13:01.314 --> 13:03.014 in order to get places. 13:03.016 --> 13:05.917 What might we build in order to do that? 13:05.919 --> 13:08.586 -The really, really long bridge. -I was thinking roads, 'cause... 13:08.588 --> 13:10.288 Yep, no, let's put it up there. 13:10.290 --> 13:11.923 The bridge to Tassie. Number two. 13:11.925 --> 13:15.093 Now, let's keep going with this priority list, 13:15.095 --> 13:17.362 because...when this is over, 13:17.364 --> 13:20.031 I'm gonna have my office type all this up, print it out, 13:20.033 --> 13:22.967 and we're gonna have the official Hillside Primary School 13:22.969 --> 13:24.769 Nation Building Australia list. 13:24.771 --> 13:26.538 -(PHONE CHIMES) -Yes? 13:26.540 --> 13:29.107 Don't forget your meeting with Rhonda tomorrow at 2:00. 13:38.150 --> 13:40.118 -Quite a lot of artists use this space. -Sure. 13:40.120 --> 13:43.922 Yeah. It's shared. Obviously, this is... 13:43.924 --> 13:46.758 -There it is. -NAT: There it is. 13:46.760 --> 13:49.661 I've seen pictures, but, you know, yeah, not... 13:53.165 --> 13:55.767 And the finished product will be even longer. 13:55.769 --> 13:58.069 Permanently, or just at different times? 13:58.071 --> 14:00.905 Well, I could show you a more detailed mock-up if you want. 14:00.907 --> 14:02.907 No, no, this is plenty. 14:02.909 --> 14:04.742 Let's be honest - 14:04.744 --> 14:07.412 when people drive down the road, what will they see? 14:07.414 --> 14:10.114 For me, art's not so much about what you see 14:10.116 --> 14:12.150 as what you don't see. 14:12.152 --> 14:14.452 -They'll see a penis. -Sure. 14:14.454 --> 14:17.088 -But others will see the folly... -Steve. 14:17.090 --> 14:18.723 -It's Stefanos. -It's a penis. 14:18.725 --> 14:20.558 Art's gotta be confronting. 14:20.560 --> 14:23.361 It's also gotta be something we can stick next to a motorway. 14:23.363 --> 14:25.196 As it now stands, your section of the road 14:25.198 --> 14:27.198 will be closed to anyone under the age of 18. 14:27.200 --> 14:29.200 -Could be a sealed section. -I'll cut to the chase. 14:29.202 --> 14:31.402 NAT: Unless you can modify this in some way... 14:31.404 --> 14:35.740 -What do you suggest? -Could you add a giant fig leaf? 14:37.076 --> 14:38.676 -Morning. -AMY: Morning. 14:38.678 --> 14:40.545 Just syncing the appointments for the day. 14:40.547 --> 14:42.513 Can I just check something, about the Indian delegation? 14:42.515 --> 14:44.515 -Oh, when are they coming? -Tomorrow. 14:44.517 --> 14:46.918 They would love to know a couple of our projects 14:46.920 --> 14:50.121 they could research before they arrive, just to get up to speed. 14:50.123 --> 14:52.257 Where are we on the East-West Tunnel? 14:52.259 --> 14:53.958 -Planning stage. -Oh, have we got plans? 14:53.960 --> 14:56.861 -Pre-planning stage. -What about the deep-water port? 14:56.863 --> 14:58.529 Have we started dredging? 14:58.531 --> 15:00.465 Waiting on the environmental impact statement. 15:00.467 --> 15:03.368 How about Liveable Cities? They could visit the site. 15:03.370 --> 15:06.237 -But we haven't built anything. -We've built a viewing platform. 15:06.239 --> 15:08.940 -What would they see? -Potential? 15:08.942 --> 15:12.043 NAT: This one's fine - I thought we might have an obesity issue, 15:12.045 --> 15:14.879 but...they're fine with that one. 15:14.881 --> 15:16.581 That's a problem. 15:18.717 --> 15:21.552 Oh, what about this one? A giant cockatoo eating grain. 15:21.554 --> 15:24.055 -I think that's one of the OK ones. -No objections? 15:24.057 --> 15:26.491 Unless the National Farmers' Federation decide to complain. 15:26.493 --> 15:29.694 And this one...looks like a giant mobile phone tower. 15:29.696 --> 15:32.297 Oh...I think that is a giant mobile phone tower. 15:32.299 --> 15:34.198 -So not art? -Could be both. 15:34.200 --> 15:37.602 -I'll have to check. -Let's put it in a separate pile for now. 15:37.604 --> 15:39.504 Right. I thought you were gonna sort this out. 15:39.506 --> 15:41.873 Rhonda, we're gonna get the road open. We just have to... 15:41.875 --> 15:44.208 Forget your road. I'm talking about my launch. 15:44.210 --> 15:46.711 -What's the hold-up? -It's still three or four months away. 15:46.713 --> 15:49.280 Any idea how far in advance you have to book Jessica Mauboy? 15:49.282 --> 15:51.649 -We're having some issues with the artwork. -What? 15:51.651 --> 15:53.952 -Installations. -Roadside art. -What's the difference? 15:53.954 --> 15:55.353 Installations are site-specific, 15:55.355 --> 15:57.155 designed to transform our perception of space. 15:57.157 --> 15:59.691 -I've got no idea what you're talking about. -Neither does he. 15:59.693 --> 16:01.459 -Rhonda, look, it's... it's complicated. -It's simple. 16:01.461 --> 16:03.027 We have finally delivered a project 16:03.029 --> 16:04.696 on time and under budget. 16:04.698 --> 16:08.433 And now you are telling me I can't get that good news out. 16:08.435 --> 16:11.302 -We're onto it. -You better be. 16:12.905 --> 16:14.639 -MAN: Come on in. -NAT: Wow. 16:14.641 --> 16:19.444 Check this out. I'll put this bad boy up for you. 16:19.446 --> 16:21.112 There we go. 16:21.114 --> 16:23.748 Yep. I'm pretty happy with it thus far. 16:23.750 --> 16:26.851 Right. Can I just say right off the bat, we want a mural. 16:26.853 --> 16:30.488 I mean, everyone wants a mural. We just have one issue. 16:30.490 --> 16:32.490 -Which is? -Your mural. 16:32.492 --> 16:34.492 Do you mind if I ask you something about it? 16:34.494 --> 16:36.828 Oh, look, I prefer the work speak for itself. 16:36.830 --> 16:38.963 Yeah, it's...bit of a one-sided conversation. 16:38.965 --> 16:42.967 -You see... -'Manhattan'. -'Manhattan'. 16:42.969 --> 16:44.635 You've got two cars having 16:44.637 --> 16:46.671 what appears to be a head-on crash here. 16:46.673 --> 16:50.308 -Multiple pile-ups here. -Corpse in the cemetery. 16:50.310 --> 16:54.212 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...let's say 10 roadside fatalities. 16:54.214 --> 16:56.848 -Plus roadkill. -Graffiti reading "Progress kills." 16:56.850 --> 16:59.884 Now, I'm no art expert, but I am detecting a bit of a theme. 16:59.886 --> 17:02.020 Well, it's a polemic work. I make no apologies. 17:02.022 --> 17:05.023 A lot of people won't be happy with this mural on the freeway. 17:05.025 --> 17:07.325 Bottom line? 'Manhattan'. 17:07.327 --> 17:10.595 Either you make some changes - big changes - 17:10.597 --> 17:14.699 or that stays as a concrete wall. 17:14.701 --> 17:18.603 -Is someone under the monster truck? -Yes, small boy. 17:18.605 --> 17:20.438 TONY: Scotty? 17:20.440 --> 17:22.273 Sorry, Katie didn't put in a time. 17:22.275 --> 17:23.841 When does the Indian delegation arrive, again? 17:23.843 --> 17:25.043 Tomorrow, midday. 17:25.045 --> 17:26.577 And did you find a couple of 17:26.579 --> 17:28.279 nation-building projects that they could research? 17:28.281 --> 17:31.382 Yep. The Snowy Mountains Scheme and the Opera House. 17:31.384 --> 17:33.284 We had nothing to do with them. 17:33.286 --> 17:35.286 -Oh, it had to be something WE actually built. -Yes. 17:35.288 --> 17:38.423 -Well, gee, that's tough. -JIM: Interesting! 17:38.425 --> 17:41.092 -Very interesting. -What? 17:41.094 --> 17:42.560 It's what we like about you - 17:42.562 --> 17:44.429 your ability to think outside the square. 17:44.431 --> 17:46.731 I have no idea what you're talking about. 17:48.500 --> 17:51.235 H-how did you get hold of that list? 17:51.237 --> 17:53.871 It's a sheet you circulated - priority list. 17:53.873 --> 17:55.907 You know what's really struck a chord with everyone? 17:55.909 --> 17:59.177 -Jim, there's been a mis... -Satellite space programs. 17:59.179 --> 18:00.878 -We'd love to hear more. -There is no more. 18:00.880 --> 18:03.514 Don't play games. I'm excited. The PM's excited! 18:03.516 --> 18:06.284 -Jim... -Couple of pages, broad outline. 18:06.286 --> 18:09.053 Let us know where you're headed with this thing. Very exciting. 18:09.055 --> 18:11.089 -Jim! -I know. 18:13.125 --> 18:15.059 -(SIGHS) -Space program? 18:15.061 --> 18:16.694 -Scotty... -I know. 18:16.696 --> 18:18.463 TONY: But... Katie! 18:22.434 --> 18:25.436 How did a copy of this list get into Jim's hands? 18:25.438 --> 18:27.305 I'm trying to be efficient. 18:27.307 --> 18:29.474 -I'm syncing all office communications. -What?! 18:29.476 --> 18:31.943 It said priority list. I thought you wanted them circulated. 18:31.945 --> 18:35.213 It also had Hillside Primary School written across the top. 18:35.215 --> 18:37.415 Don't worry. I cc'd them as well. 18:37.417 --> 18:41.252 You didn't find any of these ideas just a little far-fetched? 18:41.254 --> 18:44.622 -No. -A national birthday party centre? 18:44.624 --> 18:47.258 -Sounds like fun. -A bridge to Tasmania? 18:47.260 --> 18:50.428 -I like that one too. -A giant water slide? 18:50.430 --> 18:52.196 Don't they have those in Queensland? 18:52.198 --> 18:55.733 -They're not built by the government! -Oh. 18:57.503 --> 18:59.871 TONY: What is it? 18:59.873 --> 19:02.573 70-metre cantilevered steel beams 19:02.575 --> 19:05.409 form an abstract interpretation of a city gate. 19:05.411 --> 19:08.179 -It's called 'Reflections'. -And what's the problem? 19:08.181 --> 19:10.014 -It reflects. -At night. 19:10.016 --> 19:11.449 Car headlights make it look like 19:11.451 --> 19:13.050 you're heading into oncoming traffic. 19:13.052 --> 19:14.952 What was he thinking? 19:14.954 --> 19:17.588 To "confront and challenge our perspectives of time and place". 19:17.590 --> 19:19.524 We're talking to the artist. I'm hopeful. 19:19.526 --> 19:23.661 -OK, next? -'Roadside Idyll', by Stanislav Nurovkik. 19:23.663 --> 19:25.696 HUGH: "A playful rendering of our desire for indulgence..." 19:25.698 --> 19:28.266 -What's the problem? -Raised eyebrows at Women's Affairs. 19:28.268 --> 19:30.134 What's the issue? 19:30.136 --> 19:31.836 They feel it could be reinforcing negative stereotypes 19:31.838 --> 19:33.604 regarding ideal form. 19:33.606 --> 19:35.806 -They're too fat. -Have statues got to have a BMI now? 19:35.808 --> 19:37.642 They're eating. Of course they're fat. 19:37.644 --> 19:39.477 They've probably been to that truck stop. 19:39.479 --> 19:42.346 I think we can solve this one. However... 19:42.348 --> 19:45.616 -TONY: It's a sound wall. -NAT: It was supposed to be. 19:45.618 --> 19:48.152 But they commissioned an artist to redesign it. 19:48.154 --> 19:50.855 -And? -He wanted to play with the form. 19:50.857 --> 19:53.424 -Hence the discs and patterns. -I don't see anything wrong. 19:53.426 --> 19:55.760 -That's not gonna offend anyone. -That's not the problem. 19:55.762 --> 19:57.862 -Then what is? -It doesn't reduce sound. 19:57.864 --> 20:00.131 -Apparently, it amplifies it. -(INHALES DEEPLY) 20:00.133 --> 20:01.999 Did they have this sort of problem 20:02.001 --> 20:04.468 when they put the dog on the tuckerbox 5 miles from Gundagai? 20:04.470 --> 20:07.171 The Indians are coming! The Indians are coming! 20:07.173 --> 20:11.242 (SPEAKS HALTINGLY IN HINDI) 20:11.244 --> 20:13.144 -(CORRECTS TONY) -Yep, OK. 20:13.146 --> 20:18.049 -"Physio appt..." -Oh, no, no, that's "physio appointment". 20:18.051 --> 20:19.951 Yep. 20:19.953 --> 20:22.453 (CONTINUES HALTINGLY IN HINDI) 20:22.455 --> 20:24.088 -(CORRECTS TONY) -(REPEATS CORRECTION) 20:24.090 --> 20:25.957 The emphasis is on the first syllable. 20:25.959 --> 20:29.060 I'll do a copy, and you can read it later. Welcome anyway. 20:29.062 --> 20:31.329 -And thank you. -Welcome. -Thank you. 20:31.331 --> 20:33.164 Now, I'm gonna join you for lunch. 20:33.166 --> 20:34.832 Till then, my senior assistant Scott's 20:34.834 --> 20:36.634 gonna show you around the Nation Building offices. 20:36.636 --> 20:38.469 We would like that very much. 20:38.471 --> 20:40.371 Shall we start with the project planning department? 20:40.373 --> 20:42.373 We want to know everything about your office. 20:42.375 --> 20:43.908 These are glass, double-hinged, two-way action. 20:43.910 --> 20:45.576 I think they've got doors in India, Scotty. 20:45.578 --> 20:47.245 He just said he wanted to know everything... 20:47.247 --> 20:48.646 Maybe skip the office fittings. 20:48.648 --> 20:50.214 Why don't you just pull on that 20:50.216 --> 20:51.682 integrated chrome doorhandle? 20:52.718 --> 20:55.319 SCOTT: Thank you. 20:55.321 --> 20:57.622 -JIM: You wanted a word? -Oh, yeah. Jim, yeah, yeah. 20:57.624 --> 21:00.224 -Come in, yeah. About before. -Oh, yeah, yeah. 21:00.226 --> 21:02.059 I've spoken to a few people. 21:02.061 --> 21:04.462 Just between you and me, they're talking Cairns. 21:04.464 --> 21:06.831 We're gonna upgrade the M1 all the way to North Queensland? 21:06.833 --> 21:08.532 No, for the launch facility. 21:08.534 --> 21:11.035 If we build this space program, we'll need a launch facility. 21:11.037 --> 21:14.305 -There is no space program. -I know. You want it hush-hush. 21:14.307 --> 21:15.773 No, I'm saying there's no need 21:15.775 --> 21:17.408 to start launching our own satellites. 21:17.410 --> 21:19.677 -The PM loves it. -We've got so many more pressing... 21:19.679 --> 21:21.812 -Hang on. He hasn't said anything publicly? -No, no. 21:21.814 --> 21:23.948 Although he is gonna run it past Cabinet. 21:23.950 --> 21:26.083 -When? -Oh, not until... 21:26.085 --> 21:28.252 Actually, that'd be today. 21:28.254 --> 21:30.321 This is just like putting art on a highway. 21:30.323 --> 21:32.923 It sounds good, and then it bites us in the arse. 21:32.925 --> 21:35.760 -How's that going, by the way? -Nat's working through it. 21:35.762 --> 21:38.296 Good - it'd be nice to have the launch out of the way 21:38.298 --> 21:41.232 before we announce the space program. 21:41.234 --> 21:43.234 So this is another one of our projects, 21:43.236 --> 21:46.237 the Port Pirie common use bulk export facility. 21:46.239 --> 21:48.673 We're overseeing a complete upgrade of the port. 21:48.675 --> 21:50.808 -How long did this take? -About 18 months. 21:50.810 --> 21:53.477 18 months to complete the entire project? 21:53.479 --> 21:55.313 No, to complete the planning proposal. 21:55.315 --> 21:57.114 We're still awaiting approval. 21:57.116 --> 22:00.551 -Then how long? -About 12 months. 22:00.553 --> 22:04.288 -To complete it? -To complete the tender process. 22:04.290 --> 22:05.956 That seems like a lengthy period. 22:05.958 --> 22:09.427 No, it's pretty fast. How do you do it back home? 22:09.429 --> 22:11.529 -We start building. -That's really fast. 22:11.531 --> 22:13.297 We should probably come and visit you. 22:13.299 --> 22:15.299 Can you show us something that has been completed? 22:15.301 --> 22:17.835 Yep. 22:17.837 --> 22:20.237 Nuh. (CLICKS MOUSE) Nuh. 22:20.239 --> 22:22.340 (CLICKS MOUSE) Nuh. Not ours, no. 22:22.342 --> 22:24.875 -Jim, would you just promise me one thing? -Shoot! 22:24.877 --> 22:26.644 That nothing is said publicly 22:26.646 --> 22:28.746 about a satellite or a space program. 22:28.748 --> 22:31.415 -I don't know why you're being so coy. -Jim... 22:31.417 --> 22:33.417 Would it change your thinking if I told you 22:33.419 --> 22:37.188 that we had a letter from 50 prominent Australian scientists 22:37.190 --> 22:38.856 supporting the idea? 22:38.858 --> 22:40.991 -When did this happen? -I said IF we had it. 22:40.993 --> 22:42.693 -What does it say? -Still drafting it. 22:42.695 --> 22:44.729 -Who are they? -Still tracking down the scientists. 22:44.731 --> 22:46.997 Do you have an email contact for Rob Thomas? 22:46.999 --> 22:48.833 The lead singer of Matchbox Twenty? 22:48.835 --> 22:51.669 -Oh. Who am I thinking of? -Andy Thomas? -That's the one. 22:51.671 --> 22:53.804 -And there are two Dr Karls, aren't there? -Yeah. 22:53.806 --> 22:57.375 Which one's on 'Neighbours'? Is Dr Phil Australian? 22:59.511 --> 23:03.514 Sorry. Sorry I'm late. I got delayed by the... (GRUNTS) 23:03.516 --> 23:05.249 Your colleague has been showing us 23:05.251 --> 23:07.084 some of your impressive projects. 23:07.086 --> 23:09.854 Well, we're pretty proud of what we're trying to achieve here. 23:09.856 --> 23:11.622 Certainly some grand plans here. 23:11.624 --> 23:13.224 TONY: Yeah, more than just plans. 23:13.226 --> 23:15.559 A strength we like to think we have here at the NBA 23:15.561 --> 23:17.461 is our ability to see things through. 23:17.463 --> 23:19.296 Not just make the announcement, but... 23:19.298 --> 23:21.432 What else are you working on at the moment? If... 23:21.434 --> 23:23.367 -If it's not breaching any confidences. -TONY: No, no. 23:23.369 --> 23:25.569 We're all pretty transparent here. 23:25.571 --> 23:26.971 What are we working on? 23:26.973 --> 23:28.873 -The space program. -Wouldn't mention that one. 23:28.875 --> 23:30.741 -Starting a space program? -Just thinking about it. 23:30.743 --> 23:32.510 Preliminary. Pre-planning, yeah. 23:32.512 --> 23:34.745 (SPEAKS IN HINDI) 23:34.747 --> 23:36.480 (REPLIES IN HINDI) 23:36.482 --> 23:39.450 Why does Australia need a space station? 23:39.452 --> 23:42.253 We don't. We might. It was an idea. 23:42.255 --> 23:43.854 -Pre-planning. -Yes. 23:43.856 --> 23:46.223 We'll definitely run it past you guys further down the track 23:46.225 --> 23:47.658 and see what you think. 23:49.728 --> 23:52.897 -We think we've made headway. -Finally some good news. 23:52.899 --> 23:54.565 -Our sculptor... -HUGH: Stefanos... 23:54.567 --> 23:56.734 ..has agreed to make his work look less phallic. 23:56.736 --> 23:59.303 It's more like a telephone now but with a funny end. 23:59.305 --> 24:01.338 Although I'm not sure which bit you'd talk into. 24:01.340 --> 24:03.174 -Hugh, put that down. -Yeah. 24:03.176 --> 24:06.310 Our mural artist has agreed to lose five fatalities 24:06.312 --> 24:08.846 and the graffiti reading "Progress kills." 24:08.848 --> 24:10.981 HUGH: He feels it's less confronting but still challenging. 24:10.983 --> 24:13.117 NAT: I think we've managed to reduce the carnage, 24:13.119 --> 24:15.319 and at 110km/h, you won't see much detail. 24:15.321 --> 24:17.087 Hopefully, people will be speeding. 24:17.089 --> 24:18.722 'Reflections' is also looking good. 24:18.724 --> 24:21.392 The artist has agreed to use non-reflective materials. 24:21.394 --> 24:23.961 -But still call it 'Reflections'? -It's ironic now. 24:23.963 --> 24:26.831 'Roadside Idyll' - Women's Affairs got back to us. 24:26.833 --> 24:30.634 As long as all of the family are fat or all are thin... 24:30.636 --> 24:32.736 -But not anorexic. -..the artwork will be approved. 24:32.738 --> 24:34.939 -What about our truck stop? -NAT: Also solved. 24:34.941 --> 24:38.142 The artist has agreed for us to reposition his instalment 24:38.144 --> 24:40.711 further down the road, after the real truck stop. 24:40.713 --> 24:42.713 So you can eat first then get challenged. 24:42.715 --> 24:45.249 -And the sound wall? -Spoke to the site engineer. 24:45.251 --> 24:47.117 They can do this. 24:49.120 --> 24:52.456 Put a sound wall behind the sound wall? 24:52.458 --> 24:54.325 -It's not cheap. -It's really expensive. 24:54.327 --> 24:56.460 But it will be functional. 24:56.462 --> 24:58.329 -So we're done? -I think so. 24:58.331 --> 25:00.064 -Wow. -AMY: The Indians are leaving. 25:00.066 --> 25:02.199 TONY: Oh, thank God for that. 25:02.201 --> 25:05.669 -What? -I think they're gonna present us with a gift. 25:05.671 --> 25:07.571 Oh. 25:09.007 --> 25:11.642 -That's, uh, absolutely... -Oh, wow. 25:11.644 --> 25:13.811 How incredible is that? Yeah. Well...well, thank you. 25:13.813 --> 25:16.547 -And it's good luck when the trunk is up. -Is it? 25:16.549 --> 25:19.183 Wow - well, we hope you've enjoyed your brief visit here, 25:19.185 --> 25:21.485 and on our behalf, we'd like you to accept 25:21.487 --> 25:24.555 this small token of goodwill, 25:24.557 --> 25:25.789 by a local artist. 25:25.791 --> 25:27.525 -HUGH: It's a sort of phone. -Thank you. 25:27.527 --> 25:29.994 Yeah. It's also good luck when that's up. 25:35.066 --> 25:37.434 -Morning, Tony. -Morning, Amy. 25:37.436 --> 25:39.570 Great article in the paper this morning! 25:39.572 --> 25:41.572 -Oh, I don't read them anymore. -No, no, no, no. 25:41.574 --> 25:43.974 -It's really, really good. -What does it say? 25:43.976 --> 25:47.444 "The NBA has been responsible for some of this country's 25:47.446 --> 25:49.847 "most significant infrastructure projects." 25:49.849 --> 25:52.483 -Yeah. -Then there's a couple more paragraphs like that. 25:52.485 --> 25:54.485 -Well, that's not too bad. -Oh. 25:54.487 --> 25:57.788 -Oh, what? -I didn't see the 'however'. 25:57.790 --> 26:00.591 "However, the ludicrous proposal 26:00.593 --> 26:02.760 "to build a domestic space program 26:02.762 --> 26:04.595 "smacks of the sort of ideas 26:04.597 --> 26:07.998 "dreamt up by 7-year-olds after too much red cordial." 26:08.000 --> 26:09.600 Well... 26:09.602 --> 26:11.201 Tony? 26:18.276 --> 26:19.843 Well done on the highway. 26:19.845 --> 26:21.245 -Thanks! -All set for the launch? 26:21.247 --> 26:23.147 -Mauboy's out. -Oh. 26:23.149 --> 26:24.815 -Wouldn't sing in a hard hat. -Really? 26:24.817 --> 26:27.484 Yeah. Shannon Noll, though. Apparently he's got his own. 26:27.486 --> 26:29.119 Oh, that's great to hear. 26:29.121 --> 26:31.655 Unfortunately, space program, 26:31.657 --> 26:34.258 PM got a briefing from Treasury. 26:34.260 --> 26:37.294 Set-up costs, rocket design... 26:37.296 --> 26:39.463 I sort of suspected the numbers... 26:39.465 --> 26:41.265 -Oh, well. Lesson learned. -Sure. 26:41.267 --> 26:43.467 However, you know what he's really keen on? 26:44.502 --> 26:46.770 That bridge. 26:46.772 --> 26:48.672 To Tasmania. 26:48.674 --> 26:50.407 He just loves the idea 26:50.409 --> 26:54.511 of that really, really long bridge.