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 --> 00:23.489 -Nation-building. -Nation-building. 00:23.491 --> 00:24.890 SONG: ♪ We can sing in the glow... ♪ 00:24.892 --> 00:26.759 That should now say "Installation successful". 00:26.761 --> 00:29.094 It's just that coloured wheel going round and round and round. 00:29.096 --> 00:30.863 Yeah, shouldn't be doing that. 00:30.865 --> 00:33.365 -Why am I loading this? -So you can use our new printer. 00:33.367 --> 00:35.334 -Installing the new driver. -Why have we got a new printer? 00:35.336 --> 00:37.436 So we can all print from the one location. 00:37.438 --> 00:39.004 Wasn't the old system working? 00:39.006 --> 00:41.040 Yes, but we also had money in the budget, 00:41.042 --> 00:42.741 and this is going to save so much time. 00:42.743 --> 00:44.943 It's already taken 20 minutes. My computer's frozen. 00:44.945 --> 00:48.313 -We're not off to a great start. -I'll get Hugh to take a look. 00:48.315 --> 00:50.416 -JIM: Morning, all. -Hi, Jim. 00:50.418 --> 00:52.618 And it's gonna stop. 00:52.620 --> 00:54.520 Tassie. 00:54.522 --> 00:57.122 -Little island, south of... -Yeah, I know where it is. 00:57.124 --> 00:59.158 But you're just pointing towards Broome. 00:59.160 --> 01:00.492 -Am I? -Yeah. 01:00.494 --> 01:02.428 It's just that it came up the other day. 01:02.430 --> 01:04.830 -Its existence or its location? -No, no, it came up in Cabinet. 01:04.832 --> 01:07.599 It was pointed out that our funding allocations 01:07.601 --> 01:09.635 have been a little mainland-focused. 01:09.637 --> 01:11.336 We sort of forget about Tassie. 01:11.338 --> 01:13.972 Just wondering if we can push anything their way. 01:13.974 --> 01:15.441 Yeah, I'd have to look into it. 01:15.443 --> 01:17.976 -Have a chat with the Hobart office. -Don't have one. 01:17.978 --> 01:20.179 Oh. We'll set one up. 01:20.181 --> 01:22.915 How about we get a project first then set up the office? 01:22.917 --> 01:24.783 Great! There's two ideas. We're away. 01:24.785 --> 01:27.986 -Might take an early lunch. -NAT: I don't understand. 01:27.988 --> 01:29.822 Why do we have to do anything? 01:29.824 --> 01:31.824 Because we still have money in the budget 01:31.826 --> 01:35.127 for professional development and we need to use it. 01:35.129 --> 01:37.463 -And if we don't? -I think that sends the wrong signal. 01:37.465 --> 01:39.364 That we're not wasting money? 01:39.366 --> 01:42.134 That we don't care about professional development. 01:42.136 --> 01:44.703 -Alright. What are the options? -A conference. 01:44.705 --> 01:47.139 -Yep. On what? -Ooh, depends where we go. 01:47.141 --> 01:49.007 We can send two people to Bali 01:49.009 --> 01:50.476 or the entire office to Adelaide. 01:50.478 --> 01:52.177 What's that place with all the trampolines? 01:52.179 --> 01:53.712 Scott, how could bouncing 01:53.714 --> 01:55.581 be classified as professional development? 01:55.583 --> 01:58.417 -If you do it in teams. -Or we could do it in-service. 01:58.419 --> 02:00.285 -Bring someone into the office. -For how long? 02:00.287 --> 02:02.754 However long it takes for us all to reach that next level. 02:02.756 --> 02:04.790 -So, have we ruled out Adelaide? -NAT: Yes. 02:04.792 --> 02:06.391 And the trampolines? 02:06.393 --> 02:08.360 -You should head down there. -You're pointing to Brisbane. 02:08.362 --> 02:10.362 Catch up with some of the locals, brainstorm some ideas, 02:10.364 --> 02:12.464 find out what they want built and go from there. 02:12.466 --> 02:14.166 They may not want us to build anything. 02:14.168 --> 02:16.001 Of course they will. What else could they want? 02:16.003 --> 02:17.736 Investment in health care, science funding, 02:17.738 --> 02:19.338 the Bass Strait bridge. 02:19.340 --> 02:21.006 -A bridge? -No, not a bridge. -You said a bridge. 02:21.008 --> 02:23.509 -I didn't mean a literal bridge. -Let's not rule it out. 02:23.511 --> 02:25.711 It's a passenger and freight equalisation scheme 02:25.713 --> 02:28.380 to compensate Tasmanians for the added cost of shipping... 02:28.382 --> 02:31.216 -So it's not a real bridge? -No. -A tunnel? 02:31.218 --> 02:33.785 -No. -Under Bass Strait. Could be like the aquarium. 02:33.787 --> 02:36.455 Drive your car through and sharks could come over the top. 02:36.457 --> 02:39.124 Jim, Tasmanians do not need a tunnel or a bridge. 02:39.126 --> 02:40.959 There must be something they want knocked up. 02:40.961 --> 02:42.528 See, this is the problem. 02:42.530 --> 02:44.730 We go in there and enforce our will on the states 02:44.732 --> 02:47.099 instead of listening - we need to be more consultative. 02:47.101 --> 02:48.800 Don't tell them, ask them. 02:48.802 --> 02:50.636 -What they want built? -What they want. -Built. 02:50.638 --> 02:52.304 -Jim. -OK, let's do it. 02:52.306 --> 02:54.540 -Let's be more... -Consultative. 02:54.542 --> 02:56.909 Alright. Head down there, sniff the wind. 02:56.911 --> 02:59.278 -That's Perth. -Whatever. Find out what they want. 02:59.280 --> 03:01.313 And then we can build it. 03:04.918 --> 03:06.618 KATIE: You OK, Tony? 03:06.620 --> 03:08.120 To be honest, Katie, 03:08.122 --> 03:10.322 I'm wondering whether I should just quit. 03:10.324 --> 03:12.224 Good idea. Let's force quit. 03:12.226 --> 03:14.826 You might lose the printer drive, though. 03:14.828 --> 03:16.595 (CLICKS MOUSE) 03:16.597 --> 03:20.699 It says "Printer not responding. Error code 0017." 03:20.701 --> 03:23.769 OK, you need to go into 'preferences', 'page set-up', 03:23.771 --> 03:27.105 then check the box that says 'default settings'. 03:28.841 --> 03:30.676 -It won't open. -Did you hit 'save changes'? 03:30.678 --> 03:32.444 You didn't say "Hit save changes." 03:32.446 --> 03:34.947 -OK, 'preferences'... -I'll print it downstairs. 03:34.949 --> 03:37.516 -Have you got a moment for me to show you something? -Sure. 03:37.518 --> 03:39.351 -On my computer. -Can't you print it out? 03:39.353 --> 03:41.086 -Printer's offline. -Right. 03:44.224 --> 03:47.192 -NAT: Who is he? -AMY: Marvin Hudfield. 03:47.194 --> 03:48.794 "A world leader in organisational design 03:48.796 --> 03:50.629 "and people-effectiveness strategies." 03:50.631 --> 03:52.464 -He's coming here. -What for? 03:52.466 --> 03:54.566 For us. Professional development. 03:54.568 --> 03:56.301 I thought we were looking at a conference. 03:56.303 --> 03:58.303 Rhonda thought this would be more bang for buck. 03:58.305 --> 04:00.239 She said conferences were often a waste of time. 04:00.241 --> 04:02.674 -Has anyone seen this guy? -Rhonda has. In Bali. 04:02.676 --> 04:04.409 -Really? -(GASPS) Look! 04:04.411 --> 04:06.345 He's featured in the 'New York Times'. 04:06.347 --> 04:08.347 -'New York Post'. -It's still New York. 04:08.349 --> 04:10.649 And he's helped dozens of blue-chip companies. 04:10.651 --> 04:12.818 Have you ever heard of Milwaukee Data Systems? 04:12.820 --> 04:15.754 -No. How long's he here for? -Just a week. 04:15.756 --> 04:17.322 A week?! 04:21.661 --> 04:24.429 That's your e-ticket receipt, hotel details. 04:24.431 --> 04:26.632 Why is half the page missing? 04:26.634 --> 04:28.467 Don't tell me the printer's gone wrong again. 04:28.469 --> 04:31.536 Something about US letterhead. The other half's on the back. 04:31.538 --> 04:32.938 -Got it. -OK. 04:32.940 --> 04:34.740 We've got the town hall booked in Hobart 04:34.742 --> 04:37.843 for the first session, and then we've got Launceston on Monday. 04:37.845 --> 04:40.245 You couldn't just make it one meeting? 04:40.247 --> 04:42.714 With people from Hobart and Launceston? In the one room? 04:42.716 --> 04:45.350 -It's not the Middle East. -Sort of. 04:45.352 --> 04:47.085 Alright, we'll have two community consultations. 04:47.087 --> 04:48.787 Three. We've also got the town of Ross. 04:48.789 --> 04:51.156 It's halfway between Hobart and Launceston, 04:51.158 --> 04:52.824 for people who refuse to visit either place. 04:52.826 --> 04:54.926 -How do we get there? -I've booked a limo. 04:54.928 --> 04:56.395 -A limo? -Travel budget. 04:56.397 --> 04:58.263 We have to spend it by the 30th. 04:58.265 --> 04:59.831 -OK. -OK? 05:04.937 --> 05:07.673 I reckon the key tonight is we canvass a range of suggestions. 05:07.675 --> 05:09.841 We don't want to just hear from narrow interest groups. 05:09.843 --> 05:11.243 -Got it. -OK. 05:11.245 --> 05:12.778 What time does the meeting start? 05:12.780 --> 05:15.981 According to my agenda, the doors open at, um... 05:18.418 --> 05:20.652 -I need my charger again. -OK. Um... 05:20.654 --> 05:23.789 -Where's a plug? -There's...upstairs. 05:23.791 --> 05:25.457 I didn't bring your charger. 05:25.459 --> 05:27.459 -You're kidding me. -It's at your hotel room. 05:27.461 --> 05:29.828 What, is yours... Is that the fat plug or the thin plug? 05:29.830 --> 05:32.164 -No, thin one. -Thin plug. I've got a fat one. 05:32.166 --> 05:34.800 Can you initial this expense account 'cause Tony's not here? 05:34.802 --> 05:36.368 -What's it for? -Marvin. 05:36.370 --> 05:38.537 Accommodation, per diems and materials. 05:38.539 --> 05:41.540 -Why would he need PVC piping? -Not sure. 05:41.542 --> 05:43.842 I think it might be for a team-building exercise. 05:43.844 --> 05:45.610 Oh, God. No. 05:45.612 --> 05:48.213 I'm sure he knows what he's doing. 06:00.093 --> 06:03.095 Sorry, folks. We might make a start. 06:03.097 --> 06:05.464 -(MICROPHONE SQUEAKS) -Just introduce myself. 06:05.466 --> 06:07.833 -Tony, Scott. We're both... -I'm Scott. 06:07.835 --> 06:10.702 Yep. And this is Katie, who's on the floor with the microphone. 06:10.704 --> 06:12.637 We're all from Nation Building Authority, 06:12.639 --> 06:15.374 and I'd just like to say what a great thing it is 06:15.376 --> 06:18.677 to see so many people out here on such a miserable night. 06:18.679 --> 06:20.779 -Well, not miserable. Bracing. -Oh, it's pretty bad. 06:20.781 --> 06:22.948 Yeah, but a lot of places have bad weather. 06:22.950 --> 06:25.584 -No, this...this is bad. -Yeah. Yeah, OK. 06:25.586 --> 06:27.753 What we hope to hear from you tonight 06:27.755 --> 06:31.022 is your number one priorities, the sort of infrastructure needs 06:31.024 --> 06:32.924 that you can see being rolled out... 06:32.926 --> 06:35.327 Just hold on a second. I'll just explain a little more. 06:35.329 --> 06:37.028 The sort of infrastructure needs 06:37.030 --> 06:38.697 you could see rolled out state-wide. 06:38.699 --> 06:42.334 So nothing is too big-picture, but the key tonight is, 06:42.336 --> 06:45.404 is it a problem, and can it be fixed? 06:45.406 --> 06:49.307 OK, so, um... Yes, yes. The lady about fourth row back. 06:49.309 --> 06:51.643 Yes. Wait till you get the microphone. 06:51.645 --> 06:54.579 Our blue recycle bins are only collected fortnightly. 06:54.581 --> 06:56.815 Definitely a problem. Probably a council matter, though. 06:56.817 --> 06:58.683 But thank you. Let's keep it big-picture. 06:58.685 --> 07:01.586 Yes. The gentleman right across here, Katie. 07:01.588 --> 07:03.255 Yep. Thanks, Katie. 07:03.257 --> 07:05.724 -Can I raise dangerous dogs? -Again, I said big-picture. 07:05.726 --> 07:08.260 -It needs to be infrastructure. -It involves a fence. 07:08.262 --> 07:10.695 Yeah. Still probably at the council level. 07:10.697 --> 07:12.864 Yes, er... the gentleman on the end. 07:12.866 --> 07:15.801 -Thanks. As a resident of... -Just the microphone up, Katie. 07:15.803 --> 07:18.837 -As a resident... -Too far. There's a sweet spot. 07:18.839 --> 07:20.906 -As a resident of Hobart.... -That's the sweet spot. 07:20.908 --> 07:23.575 ..I'd like to know when we expect to get a fair go 07:23.577 --> 07:26.077 from the mainland in terms of road funding. 07:26.079 --> 07:27.846 -(APPLAUSE) -TONY: OK. 07:27.848 --> 07:30.215 We keep hearing all these promises, 07:30.217 --> 07:32.050 but nothing seems to happens. 07:32.052 --> 07:33.552 I mean, the roads are appalling. 07:33.554 --> 07:35.220 You've got these logging trucks, 07:35.222 --> 07:36.755 and they're creating these massive potholes, 07:36.757 --> 07:39.324 and the local council say it's not their problem. 07:39.326 --> 07:41.159 I mean, something has to be done! 07:41.161 --> 07:44.329 (APPLAUSE) 07:46.365 --> 07:48.767 I think that's the sort of thing we need to hear. 07:48.769 --> 07:51.236 Thank you, sir. We'll put it down under "road maintenance". 07:51.238 --> 07:53.071 And it's not just the country roads. 07:53.073 --> 07:55.407 -I think you've had a fair go. -The suburban roads are... 07:55.409 --> 07:57.409 Sir, I think we need to hear from every... 07:57.411 --> 07:59.411 -Can we cut the mike? -They patch things up. 07:59.413 --> 08:01.513 -And no sooner does it rain... -No, not my mike. 08:01.515 --> 08:04.049 -It's a joke. -Not my mike. No, not this mike. 08:04.051 --> 08:05.884 -His mike. -The roads are appalling. 08:05.886 --> 08:09.054 Fix it! Fix it. Get onto it. 08:17.663 --> 08:21.066 Oh, and can you get the minutes from all three meetings 08:21.068 --> 08:23.068 and collate them into sort of report form? 08:23.070 --> 08:24.536 -Copy Jim? -And cc Rhonda. 08:24.538 --> 08:26.371 And can you organise a quick little get-together 08:26.373 --> 08:28.139 so I can go over it with them? 08:28.141 --> 08:29.908 I printed some spreadsheets about half an hour ago. 08:29.910 --> 08:31.810 -There's nothing in the printer. -Can you check again? 08:31.812 --> 08:33.945 -We've got to get this sorted out. -Sure. 08:33.947 --> 08:35.580 -OK. Yep. Yeah. -Sorry. Tony. 08:35.582 --> 08:37.749 Have you got a minute to say hello to Marvin? 08:37.751 --> 08:39.784 -Who's Marvin? -Marvin Hudfield. 08:39.786 --> 08:41.586 From Brooklyn. 08:41.588 --> 08:43.421 -Didn't Rhonda mention it? -No. 08:43.423 --> 08:45.357 He's an expert in professional development. 08:45.359 --> 08:47.292 Is this gonna involve us dividing into 08:47.294 --> 08:49.861 blue teams and red teams and using Hawaiian names? 08:49.863 --> 08:52.664 Oh, have you already done his course? Marvin. 08:52.666 --> 08:56.101 Tony, can I introduce you to Marvin Hudfield? 08:56.103 --> 08:58.236 Marvin, this is our CEO, Tony Woodford. 08:58.238 --> 08:59.771 Ah, well, pleased to... Whoa! 08:59.773 --> 09:04.376 -It's gonna be a great week. -(MOUTHS WORDS) 09:08.548 --> 09:11.149 (VOICES SPEAK SOFTLY) 09:11.151 --> 09:12.984 -Hi. -Oh. Come on in. 09:12.986 --> 09:15.453 -Welcome. Join us. -We could have done this in the office. 09:15.455 --> 09:17.155 Oh, no, no. I've called this a seminar. 09:17.157 --> 09:18.924 Might as well use the catering budget 09:18.926 --> 09:20.392 before the end of the year. 09:20.394 --> 09:22.193 -Great idea. -SERVER: Sparkling or still? 09:22.195 --> 09:24.462 -RHONDA: Still, thank you. -SERVER: Some bread? 09:24.464 --> 09:26.197 -Yes, please. -Sourdough or ciabatta? 09:26.199 --> 09:28.867 -Sourdough. And the name tags. -Oh, we know each other. 09:28.869 --> 09:31.703 -I don't know that we need a... -Mr Woodford. -Thank you. 09:31.705 --> 09:34.105 -Sparkling or still? -No water or bread for me. 09:34.107 --> 09:36.341 -Thanks. -Hey, good job with this. 09:36.343 --> 09:37.809 Oh, thanks. Yeah, sorry about the pages. 09:37.811 --> 09:40.011 We're still having printer problems. 09:40.013 --> 09:41.613 Why are the odd pages upside down? 09:41.615 --> 09:43.582 The driver won't load. It's complicated. 09:43.584 --> 09:46.451 -Some good stuff in here. -It was a worthwhile exercise. 09:46.453 --> 09:48.286 Could have done without the third session, 09:48.288 --> 09:49.988 but I think we got some pretty decent feedback. 09:49.990 --> 09:52.557 Absolutely. Well, we've been right through the report. 09:52.559 --> 09:54.859 -It's very exciting. -Thank you. 09:54.861 --> 09:56.461 Tossed it around with the folks upstairs, 09:56.463 --> 10:00.699 and it's pretty clear what Tassie is crying out for. 10:00.701 --> 10:02.701 -Loud and clear. -Do tell. 10:02.703 --> 10:05.337 A new stadium. 10:08.207 --> 10:10.642 -Where's that? -Just... Over the page. 10:10.644 --> 10:12.944 RHONDA: Next page. There we go. 10:12.946 --> 10:14.679 That's 14th. 10:14.681 --> 10:16.781 -It's not in order of priority. -I did the report. 10:16.783 --> 10:19.985 -It's in order of priority. -That's highlighted. -By you. 10:19.987 --> 10:22.587 -Can I just explain the buffet? -Can you give us five minutes? 10:22.589 --> 10:25.357 -But any allergies... -No. So, thank you. 10:25.359 --> 10:26.992 OK. 10:26.994 --> 10:29.728 There's no point in us doing community consultation 10:29.730 --> 10:31.730 if we're not actually gonna listen to the community. 10:31.732 --> 10:33.932 I thought we wanted to appear consultative. 10:33.934 --> 10:35.467 No, we wanted to be consultative. 10:35.469 --> 10:37.302 -Oh! -See, that wasn't clear. 10:37.304 --> 10:39.304 I must have spoken to a thousand people. 10:39.306 --> 10:41.139 I barely remember anyone mentioning a stadium. 10:41.141 --> 10:43.174 Did anyone express reservations about a stadium? 10:43.176 --> 10:46.211 -No. -So there's interest? -No. -Can you drill down on it? 10:46.213 --> 10:47.946 -You're not gonna make an announcement? -No! 10:47.948 --> 10:50.382 -Or brief someone? Or do a drop? -No! No! 10:50.384 --> 10:52.584 -Or give a heads-up? You paused. -No! 10:52.586 --> 10:55.487 All we want is for you to give us some pluses and minuses. 10:55.489 --> 10:57.756 -Mainly pluses. -But no announcements? 10:57.758 --> 10:59.357 -No! -You paused again. 10:59.359 --> 11:01.126 -Did I? -Yes! There was a gap... 11:01.128 --> 11:04.162 -Gazpacho shots? -Oh, yes, please! 11:04.164 --> 11:05.697 -Yum. -No, thank you. 11:05.699 --> 11:07.599 -Are you gonna have yours? -No. -I'll have two. 11:07.601 --> 11:11.302 The question is - what makes you strive for greatness? 11:11.304 --> 11:13.538 Marvin, I don't think we need the microphone. 11:13.540 --> 11:15.940 That's cool. I can go unplugged. 11:15.942 --> 11:17.809 Acoustic. Informal. 11:17.811 --> 11:19.811 Where was I? 11:19.813 --> 11:21.179 -Striving for greatness. -Right. 11:21.181 --> 11:23.715 Is it A - survival? You just want a job? 11:23.717 --> 11:25.650 Or is it B - competition? 11:25.652 --> 11:28.486 You want to beat that guy! 11:28.488 --> 11:32.223 Goals. You have targets to reach. 11:32.225 --> 11:35.960 Or is it dreams? 11:35.962 --> 11:38.263 You want to change the world. 11:38.265 --> 11:40.565 Can you run through the options one more time? 11:40.567 --> 11:42.867 I think it's either B or D. 11:42.869 --> 11:45.236 No, it's all of them. 11:45.238 --> 11:47.105 But it's a big, tough world out there, 11:47.107 --> 11:49.507 and when someone throws you a bag of snakes, 11:49.509 --> 11:51.276 what are you gonna do about it - Katie? 11:51.278 --> 11:54.112 -Oh, I'm Nat. She's Katie. -Oh, I'm sorry about that. 11:54.114 --> 11:55.947 I want you to open this envelope, 11:55.949 --> 11:57.649 pull out a piece of paper 11:57.651 --> 12:00.351 and then read it to the rest of the group for me, please. 12:00.353 --> 12:04.122 "The tragedy in life doesn't lie in not reaching your goal. 12:04.124 --> 12:05.957 -"The tragedy..." -Go on. 12:05.959 --> 12:09.561 -That's all there is. -I think it's the printer. 12:12.598 --> 12:14.399 These arrived for you. 12:14.401 --> 12:16.234 My spreadsheets! Where were they? 12:16.236 --> 12:18.069 The travel agent downstairs. 12:18.071 --> 12:19.637 Apparently, they just appeared in the printer. 12:19.639 --> 12:22.974 -What? Oh. Hugh. Hugh! Hugh! -Yep? 12:22.976 --> 12:25.477 Did you have a chance to look through the list? From Tassie? 12:25.479 --> 12:27.812 Yeah. Why are the odd pages upside down? 12:27.814 --> 12:29.647 It's the printer. I wouldn't worry about that. 12:29.649 --> 12:31.483 -What did you think? -Yeah, some interesting ideas. 12:31.485 --> 12:34.052 Why does Hobart want a second casino? 12:34.054 --> 12:36.020 Have you been to the first? Trust me. 12:36.022 --> 12:38.022 What do you think of the stadium idea? 12:38.024 --> 12:39.958 -What stadium? -Number 14. 12:39.960 --> 12:41.659 Oh, sorry, there are more pages. 12:41.661 --> 12:43.828 -After Salamanca monorail. -Yep, got it. Hobart Stadium. 12:43.830 --> 12:45.897 Yep. I'm just thinking ahead, just if it came up. 12:45.899 --> 12:49.100 What would you say to someone thinking of building a stadium? 12:49.102 --> 12:50.802 -Don't. -Right. 12:50.804 --> 12:53.171 But what if they really, really wanted to build a stadium? 12:53.173 --> 12:54.773 Do it, but not in Tasmania. 12:54.775 --> 12:56.775 What if it's a multipurpose stadium? 12:56.777 --> 13:01.579 -What are the other purposes? -Um... 13:01.581 --> 13:03.348 Yeah. We're gonna have to look into that. 13:03.350 --> 13:05.250 A successful workplace 13:05.252 --> 13:08.019 will maintain a culture of sustainable innovation, 13:08.021 --> 13:10.455 spiritual rejuvenation 13:10.457 --> 13:13.825 and imaginative visualisation. 13:13.827 --> 13:15.426 And every successful worker 13:15.428 --> 13:18.196 will be strategically and tactically invested 13:18.198 --> 13:20.131 in everything that they do. 13:20.133 --> 13:22.300 Close your eyes. 13:22.302 --> 13:25.537 Alright. You are on an elevator. It's a fast one. 13:25.539 --> 13:27.605 We're already at the 10th floor. Now 20. 30. 13:27.607 --> 13:29.374 Oh, wow! We're at the top floor! 13:29.376 --> 13:32.811 You see big blue sky, big fluffy white clouds 13:32.813 --> 13:36.514 just waiting for all you eagles to jump in there and soar. 13:36.516 --> 13:39.250 Alright. Let's all link hands and close the circle. 13:39.252 --> 13:41.753 That's it. I'm really sorry, Marvin. I've got a meeting. 13:41.755 --> 13:44.556 -It can wait. -The Minister for Regional Affairs might not. 13:44.558 --> 13:46.491 -Come on, Katie. -It's Nat. 13:46.493 --> 13:48.259 I want you here, Nat. Alright? 13:48.261 --> 13:50.094 Feel that energy being transmitted? 13:50.096 --> 13:52.363 See how there's more power in numbers? 13:59.338 --> 14:01.406 Katie, can you give... 14:02.341 --> 14:04.242 -Katie? -KATIE: Over here. 14:04.244 --> 14:06.811 -Why are you over there? -We're hot-desking. 14:06.813 --> 14:10.014 -Why? -Marvin says it breaks down rigidities. 14:10.016 --> 14:12.317 -Aces in their places. -TONY: What? 14:12.319 --> 14:14.152 He wants us to all bat a thousand. 14:14.154 --> 14:15.720 -What does that mean? -I don't know. 14:15.722 --> 14:17.856 -But he made us write it down. -Where's Hugh? 14:17.858 --> 14:19.157 Here. 14:19.992 --> 14:23.461 -Well done, Nat. -Not moving. 14:23.463 --> 14:25.763 This is preliminary, but they say the real key to stadiums 14:25.765 --> 14:28.600 is how many events they're used for in total over a year. 14:28.602 --> 14:30.368 -All-up? -Yep. 14:30.370 --> 14:32.871 They say you need a minimum of 95 events. 14:32.873 --> 14:35.440 And how many are currently planned for this year? 14:35.442 --> 14:36.641 Three. 14:36.643 --> 14:38.576 -Three? -Yep. 14:38.578 --> 14:41.079 -Hang on. Is there a test match this year? -Yes, there is. 14:41.081 --> 14:42.847 OK, then three. 14:42.849 --> 14:46.251 And the sweet spot for stadiums is a capacity of around 60,000. 14:46.253 --> 14:49.587 60,000? This is not gonna be easy to solve. 14:49.589 --> 14:51.222 SCOTT: Right. 14:52.658 --> 14:54.826 -What are you doing? -I'm in a lift. 14:54.828 --> 14:56.995 I'm trying to see the blue sky. 14:56.997 --> 14:59.230 Just checking you got the message about the 25th? 14:59.232 --> 15:02.166 Great. And what do you reckon? 15:02.168 --> 15:04.235 No, I know, we would have normally done a... 15:04.237 --> 15:07.238 ..uh, a...a mail-out. 15:07.240 --> 15:11.643 But, um, the printer's on the...on the blink. Yep. 15:11.645 --> 15:14.145 No, that's... That's fine. I'll call him. 15:14.147 --> 15:16.381 Can I call you back? 15:16.383 --> 15:19.450 -I've been watching you. -Yes, I've noticed. 15:19.452 --> 15:22.453 Let's talk interpersonal skills. Who was that? 15:22.455 --> 15:24.856 Um, it was just one of our project delivery supervisors. 15:24.858 --> 15:27.292 And how do you think he's feeling right now? 15:27.294 --> 15:29.594 Well, I just hung up on him. It's hard to tell. 15:29.596 --> 15:32.497 -When you're on the phone to a customer... -Colleague. 15:32.499 --> 15:34.499 Either way, you gotta make him feel like 15:34.501 --> 15:36.501 he's the most important person in the world. 15:36.503 --> 15:39.637 It's you, me, one-on-one. 15:39.639 --> 15:41.039 Connection. 15:41.041 --> 15:43.408 -You understand? -Sort of. 15:45.377 --> 15:49.314 You know what you want from him? You want buy-in. 15:49.316 --> 15:51.449 I actually just wanted an email address. 15:51.451 --> 15:53.117 I guess what we're trying to do is... 15:53.119 --> 15:55.386 -Can you open your eyes, please? -Sorry. 15:55.388 --> 15:57.355 What we're trying to do is work out potential. 15:57.357 --> 15:59.223 Would there ever be enough call for a stadium? 15:59.225 --> 16:01.125 Well, what's that saying about stadiums? 16:01.127 --> 16:02.860 If you build it, they will come. 16:02.862 --> 16:04.329 -Who? -The baseballers. 16:04.331 --> 16:06.230 I don't think they play baseball in Tassie. 16:06.232 --> 16:07.632 He's not talking about baseball in Tassie. 16:07.634 --> 16:09.267 -A different subject? -No, no, still Tassie. 16:09.269 --> 16:11.035 -But not baseball? -Well, I'm talking about both. 16:11.037 --> 16:12.637 He's talking about a baseball movie. 16:12.639 --> 16:14.572 Where they came out of the cornfields. Something 'Dreams'. 16:14.574 --> 16:16.507 -'Hoop Dreams'? 'Dream Girls'? -No, no. No. 16:16.509 --> 16:19.444 No, no, it was the one with the guy who played Darth Vader. 16:19.446 --> 16:22.180 You know he was Luke Skywalker's father? 16:22.182 --> 16:25.216 (JAZZ PLAYS) 16:30.422 --> 16:32.357 Ah! What are you doing in here? 16:32.359 --> 16:34.459 Trying to avoid a trust exercise. 16:34.461 --> 16:36.661 Is that why they're all wearing blindfolds? 16:36.663 --> 16:38.463 We've got a consultant in. Rhonda organised it. 16:38.465 --> 16:40.465 Why didn't you just do a conference in Bali? 16:40.467 --> 16:42.900 -It was a budget thing. -That's what she's planning to do. 16:42.902 --> 16:45.403 -What? -Just wanted to get an update on this stadium. 16:45.405 --> 16:47.638 -Where are we at? -We're still looking into it. 16:47.640 --> 16:49.040 What's the next step? 16:49.042 --> 16:50.742 Well, if we can make the broad outline work, 16:50.744 --> 16:52.744 we'll, you know, develop a draft master plan 16:52.746 --> 16:54.846 and then invite potential stakeholders... 16:54.848 --> 16:57.448 -And then? -Well, then do a full business case study. 16:57.450 --> 16:59.717 -And then? -I just don't want to rule out other options. 16:59.719 --> 17:01.919 -They asked for a stadium. -They asked for lots of things. 17:01.921 --> 17:04.222 Economic assistance, mostly. Research grants. Subsidies. 17:04.224 --> 17:06.391 -A new uni. -What? 17:06.393 --> 17:08.860 It'd have to be big. Something you could see from a distance. 17:08.862 --> 17:11.029 -They don't need a new uni. -Or a Hadron Collider. 17:11.031 --> 17:13.297 -You don't even know what that is. -It sounds big. 17:13.299 --> 17:14.899 -It's underground. -Build one above ground. 17:14.901 --> 17:17.602 -Or a synchrotron. -OK, Jim, I'm seriously... 17:17.604 --> 17:20.338 I am warning you - if this kind of haphazard, 17:20.340 --> 17:22.640 scattergun approach keeps going, I go. 17:22.642 --> 17:24.042 Alright! 17:24.044 --> 17:26.010 -I get a little excited. -It's OK. 17:26.012 --> 17:27.612 Stick with the stadium. 17:27.614 --> 17:29.547 Let us know when you're ready to talk turkey. 17:29.549 --> 17:34.185 Oh, wow! This is great. I'm sensing energy! 17:35.320 --> 17:37.688 It's all around me. 17:37.690 --> 17:40.258 I can sense it. This is great! 17:40.260 --> 17:45.263 It's filled with vibrancy and drive and purpose. 17:48.200 --> 17:50.435 -What happened to you? -Trust exercise. 17:50.437 --> 17:52.303 Marvin said I was driving beyond the headlights. 17:52.305 --> 17:53.971 I tell you, I am so over this. 17:53.973 --> 17:55.973 -Seriously, a week? -That's what he was booked for. 17:55.975 --> 17:58.810 -You wanted these. -Oh! Printer's back working. 17:58.812 --> 18:01.913 No, I went to Rapid Copy again. We're silver members now. 18:01.915 --> 18:04.382 Good afternoon. Nation Building Authority. 18:04.384 --> 18:07.952 -How may I help you? -Where am I supposed to go? 18:07.954 --> 18:09.587 (SIGHS) 18:09.589 --> 18:12.090 They don't have an AFL team based there, though, do they? 18:12.092 --> 18:14.092 -No. -Do you think they might get one? -No. 18:14.094 --> 18:15.993 -But teams do play there? -Mostly in Launceston. 18:15.995 --> 18:17.562 -An A-league team? -Not likely. 18:17.564 --> 18:19.163 -NRL? -Never. 18:19.165 --> 18:21.065 -Super 16? -I've got some PVC piping... 18:21.067 --> 18:23.301 -Just whack it there, mate. -Can I get a name? 18:23.303 --> 18:25.436 -Tony. -Right. Tony, the receptionist. 18:25.438 --> 18:26.537 TONY: No... 18:26.539 --> 18:28.639 Actually, let's go back to local sport. 18:28.641 --> 18:30.308 Give me some crowd figures. 18:30.310 --> 18:33.478 Well, the last TSL game. Bit of a local derby. 18:33.480 --> 18:35.346 Clarence beat Lauderdale at the final, 18:35.348 --> 18:38.483 and they had 1,600 spectators. 18:38.485 --> 18:41.252 -And players and officials. -We can skip local football. 18:41.254 --> 18:43.521 -What about test cricket? -SCOTT: OK. 18:43.523 --> 18:46.124 Test match a few years ago. 16,000. 18:46.126 --> 18:48.326 -It's not 60, but it's not bad. -Over five days. 18:48.328 --> 18:51.129 -Your pauses are too long. -Ricky Ponting's final match. 18:51.131 --> 18:53.030 -You did it again. -Schoolkids got in for free. 18:53.032 --> 18:55.399 -Yep. I... -What about the Targa? 18:55.401 --> 18:57.201 -It's a car rally. -Mmm. 18:57.203 --> 18:59.770 -Through the bush. -They could finish at the oval. 19:00.873 --> 19:02.540 Yeah, I don't think so. 19:02.542 --> 19:04.175 Maybe we go back to those baseballers. 19:04.177 --> 19:06.177 -What? -You said they'd come. 19:30.302 --> 19:32.737 (OTHER PHONE RINGS) 19:35.607 --> 19:37.375 Katie, it's me. 19:37.377 --> 19:40.211 Yes, I know where you are. I can see you. 19:40.213 --> 19:42.346 Don't wave. You'll hit someone. 19:42.348 --> 19:47.351 OK, can you ask Scott and Hugh to come up here asap? 19:47.353 --> 19:49.520 I don't care about their cool-down. 19:49.522 --> 19:52.323 Just get them up here. Actually, send everyone up here. 19:52.325 --> 19:54.792 Yes, the whole tribe. 19:55.794 --> 19:57.762 Do the chant later. 19:59.031 --> 20:02.133 I think that's a bit big for Hobart. 20:02.135 --> 20:04.202 -Looks good. -Yeah. Looks great. 20:04.204 --> 20:06.204 Not sure we need a roof. 20:07.072 --> 20:08.706 I've just had a thought. 20:08.708 --> 20:10.708 We're forgetting that it's a 'multipurpose stadium'. 20:10.710 --> 20:12.376 Oh, of course. 20:12.378 --> 20:14.512 So we've just got to think of all the other uses 20:14.514 --> 20:17.081 Tasmanians might have for the stadium apart from sport. 20:20.686 --> 20:22.620 TONY: Yep. Yeah, maybe... 20:22.622 --> 20:24.455 I think we should just start... 20:24.457 --> 20:26.791 Oh, sorry, Marvin. We're just going through something. 20:26.793 --> 20:30.294 -Go right ahead. I'm not here. -But you are. 20:30.296 --> 20:33.531 -No, he's not. -Just a shadow here to observe. 20:33.533 --> 20:36.200 Um...OK, well, you've got music festivals, 20:36.202 --> 20:40.104 finishes to fun runs, Australia Day functions. 20:40.106 --> 20:42.139 They're all kind of small-fry, though, aren't they? 20:42.141 --> 20:43.808 Mega operas. Stadium concerts. 20:43.810 --> 20:45.710 Who's gonna do a stadium concert in Hobart? 20:45.712 --> 20:47.945 -André Rieu. -Be able to get his horse and carriage in. 20:47.947 --> 20:50.514 OK, so we bag André Rieu. One night. Big crowd. 20:50.516 --> 20:52.917 Show finishes, standing ovation. Then what? 20:52.919 --> 20:54.752 He does an encore. Bit of Strauss. 20:54.754 --> 20:56.887 -No, I mean the following year. -Cirque du Soleil? 20:56.889 --> 20:58.556 Long as they bring their own tents. 20:58.558 --> 21:00.324 Tony, I've just solved something. 21:00.326 --> 21:02.426 -Is it about Tasmania? -You know what I'm seeing here? 21:02.428 --> 21:05.663 -What, Marvin? -Three minds. One spark. 21:05.665 --> 21:07.164 But where's the flame? 21:07.166 --> 21:09.100 -Bushfire shelter? -Write that down. 21:09.102 --> 21:11.602 -I want you to take your shoes off. -I'm not getting undressed. 21:11.604 --> 21:14.105 -Where'd Marvin go? -I don't know. 21:14.107 --> 21:17.208 -I hope he's not offended. -Quite frankly, I don't care. 21:17.210 --> 21:19.410 But I'm hoping for him to sign my book. 21:20.445 --> 21:21.979 Oh, you're kidding me. 21:21.981 --> 21:25.416 Part of his package. And a CD - 'Music to Solve By'. 21:25.418 --> 21:28.386 -(SIGHS) Amy... -Did you not get a copy? 21:28.388 --> 21:30.221 No. Can I have my desk back, please? 21:30.223 --> 21:32.290 So, where are we at with the new stadium? 21:32.292 --> 21:34.158 Rhonda, I'm gonna give this to you straight. 21:34.160 --> 21:36.827 A reality sandwich. 21:36.829 --> 21:41.198 The Tasmanians do not need nor want a huge new stadium. 21:41.200 --> 21:43.534 I can't believe the ingratitude of some people. 21:43.536 --> 21:45.770 -They didn't ask for one. -They don't know what they want. 21:45.772 --> 21:47.605 -They live there! -That's not the point. 21:47.607 --> 21:49.440 -We need to start planning for one. -Why? 21:49.442 --> 21:51.309 Failure to plan is a plan for failure. 21:51.311 --> 21:52.743 -Give me the book. -No. 21:52.745 --> 21:54.578 -Rhonda, it doesn't make sense. -Alright. 21:54.580 --> 21:56.947 So there are a few problems. 21:56.949 --> 21:58.949 Lack of population. Too few events. 21:58.951 --> 22:01.052 Distance. Fixed costs. Where to put it. 22:01.054 --> 22:02.586 But... 22:02.588 --> 22:05.623 Those negatives are far outweighed by the positives. 22:07.592 --> 22:09.960 -Well? -I don't have any. 22:09.962 --> 22:11.729 SCOTT: Oh, hang on. 22:22.507 --> 22:26.010 -Coffee, Tony? -Thanks, Katie. 22:27.179 --> 22:29.413 -And a muffin? -Sure. 22:29.415 --> 22:32.750 (CLARINET PLAYS) 22:40.192 --> 22:42.526 You know what? Marvin, I am so snowed under. 22:42.528 --> 22:44.395 You need to chill out a little bit, Tony. 22:44.397 --> 22:46.230 I'm not gonna take off my shoes. 22:46.232 --> 22:48.933 I had a guy like you, a CEO, a few years back. 22:48.935 --> 22:50.668 Real smart guy. Knew all the tricks. 22:50.670 --> 22:52.536 Wasn't getting anywhere. 22:52.538 --> 22:55.806 So I asked him, "Hey, man. Do you want to fish or cut bait?" 22:55.808 --> 22:57.174 -You know what he said? -No. 22:57.176 --> 22:59.043 He said, "Let's go fishing." 22:59.045 --> 23:01.178 I said, "Alright. It's time to start feeding that gorilla." 23:01.180 --> 23:02.747 -With fish? -Had another guy. 23:02.749 --> 23:05.149 VP of a big blue-chip company. 23:05.151 --> 23:07.284 You ever hear of Milwaukee Data Systems? 23:07.286 --> 23:09.620 Would you excuse me for a second? I'll be right back. 23:09.622 --> 23:10.988 Sure. 23:10.990 --> 23:14.158 (PLAYS CLARINET) 23:15.193 --> 23:18.496 Amy? Where's Amy? 23:18.498 --> 23:20.030 Amy? Amy! 23:20.032 --> 23:22.299 -Over here! -I want that guy out. 23:22.301 --> 23:24.001 -But we've got a breakout session... -Out! 23:24.003 --> 23:25.870 -But we haven't graduated. -Out! 23:25.872 --> 23:28.072 If he leaves now, none of us will receive the knowledge. 23:28.074 --> 23:29.740 Alright, but I want him out by tomorrow. 23:29.742 --> 23:32.410 -Is that clear? -Yes. 23:32.412 --> 23:34.945 Just the bloke I've been looking for. 23:34.947 --> 23:36.680 -Everything OK? -It will be. 23:38.150 --> 23:39.984 Keep this under your hat. 23:39.986 --> 23:43.320 Massive breakthrough on the stadium. 23:43.322 --> 23:45.289 -Really? -The signs are good. 23:45.291 --> 23:47.391 We may well get the OK to call it 23:47.393 --> 23:52.329 the Princess Mary Donaldson Arena. 23:52.331 --> 23:55.065 I just need to get something from my drawer. 23:55.067 --> 23:57.902 -No, Jim, no. No. No. No! No! -Whoa, whoa, whoa, Tony. Tony! 23:57.904 --> 23:59.904 -Jim, I told you. I told you. -What's this? 23:59.906 --> 24:02.406 What do you mean, what is it? It's my letter of resignation. 24:02.408 --> 24:05.309 -Why is half a page missing? -Oh, the printer. It's not... 24:05.311 --> 24:07.645 The driver... Look, I'll get Katie to do the other half. 24:07.647 --> 24:10.881 The point is, I'm not gonna let the NBA become the vehicle 24:10.883 --> 24:13.851 for every crazy white elephant scheme that people dream up. 24:13.853 --> 24:15.419 This is the final straw. 24:15.421 --> 24:17.288 Tasmania needs sensible investments. 24:17.290 --> 24:18.923 -They need a stadium. -No, they don't! 24:18.925 --> 24:20.324 I'll tell you what they need. 24:20.326 --> 24:21.992 They need better roads, better rail. 24:21.994 --> 24:23.761 They need freight links to the mainland. 24:23.763 --> 24:25.796 Industry development. Airport runway extensions. 24:25.798 --> 24:28.265 These are ringing a bell. Where have I heard these before? 24:28.267 --> 24:30.768 In my report! Numbers one to five! 24:30.770 --> 24:32.636 I must have skimmed over those. 24:32.638 --> 24:34.705 Tasmania turned to us for practical economic assistance, 24:34.707 --> 24:36.140 and we failed 'em. 24:36.142 --> 24:37.975 Alright! Let me take it upstairs. 24:37.977 --> 24:39.643 I'll see what I can sort out. 24:39.645 --> 24:42.246 But in the meantime, I don't want this. 24:42.248 --> 24:43.981 -Jim. -Look at what you've got here. 24:43.983 --> 24:46.917 You've got a great team, doing great work, important work. 24:46.919 --> 24:49.386 -(CLARINET PLAYS) -Think it over. 24:49.388 --> 24:51.222 Things'll look different in the morning. 24:51.224 --> 24:53.724 -Alright. -Hey. Let's go and have a coffee. 24:53.726 --> 24:56.627 -Yeah? -Yeah. We should spend more time together. 25:06.304 --> 25:09.306 OK. You can keep the letter in your drawer. 25:09.308 --> 25:11.141 This is a win for you. 25:11.143 --> 25:13.077 They cancelled they stadium idea? 25:13.079 --> 25:16.180 The Cabinet met. They knocked us back on using "Princess Mary". 25:16.182 --> 25:18.215 Apparently, Frederik put his foot down. 25:18.217 --> 25:21.519 Yeah. Go on. Say it. "I told you so!" 25:21.521 --> 25:24.221 -I'm not saying anything. -Tony, Marvin's leaving. 25:24.223 --> 25:26.457 -Good. -He just popped back in to say goodbye. 25:26.459 --> 25:29.560 Alright. I'll be right back. Let's make this quick. 25:29.562 --> 25:31.028 See you later, Marvin. 25:31.030 --> 25:32.563 -Oh! -Man! 25:32.565 --> 25:34.398 -You're gonna get there, buddy. -OK. Yeah. 25:34.400 --> 25:36.634 Well, Marvin's off, so let's give him a warm round... 25:36.636 --> 25:38.736 -Hugh! -Whoo! 25:38.738 --> 25:42.640 Katie, Amy, Nat, Scott, use that knowledge! 25:42.642 --> 25:44.808 OK. Marvin. 25:44.810 --> 25:46.277 Lock that door. 25:46.279 --> 25:48.479 Sorry about that. Now... Where were we? 25:48.481 --> 25:50.848 -Tassie. -That's New Zealand. 25:50.850 --> 25:52.516 Let's get back to that list of yours. 25:52.518 --> 25:54.084 I think we've identified something 25:54.086 --> 25:55.486 that we can really make work. 25:55.488 --> 25:59.256 -Roads? Airport extension? -Er, next page. 26:01.059 --> 26:02.860 Er, next page. 26:02.862 --> 26:05.629 -Detention centre? -Er, next page. 26:05.631 --> 26:07.731 I think it's 18. 26:08.900 --> 26:10.601 Film studios? 26:10.603 --> 26:15.205 The Errol Flynn Academy of Cinematic Excellence. 26:16.241 --> 26:17.708 Hm? 26:24.249 --> 26:26.083 What we hope to hear from you tonight 26:26.085 --> 26:28.185 is your number one priority. 26:28.187 --> 26:29.720 So, no number twos. 26:29.722 --> 26:31.522 No, no, they can do number ones first. 26:31.524 --> 26:33.591 So, if you want to do number twos, 26:33.593 --> 26:36.660 wait till everyone has done their number ones. 26:36.662 --> 26:38.529 Yeah. OK. 26:39.998 --> 26:41.699 Trying to hear from as many as possible. 26:41.701 --> 26:44.201 Let's restrict our comments and questions to maybe a minute. 26:44.203 --> 26:47.304 -Mine's in two parts. -OK, 30 seconds each. 26:48.473 --> 26:50.541 We're a little pushed for time. 26:50.543 --> 26:52.576 And it's been wonderful to hear from everyone. 26:52.578 --> 26:54.278 Has anyone got a really, really 26:54.280 --> 26:57.014 quick comment or question? 26:57.016 --> 26:58.682 Right over here. Yeah. 26:58.684 --> 27:00.551 Again, quick comment. 27:00.553 --> 27:02.686 When will tea and coffee be served? 27:02.688 --> 27:04.254 Definitely a quick question. 27:04.256 --> 27:06.123 Not sure that's your number one priority. 27:06.125 --> 27:08.759 -I'm the caterer. -My apologies.