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My vision for this country...

- Roads, rail.
- Right across Australia.

- We are in the age of infrastructure.
- The dawn of a new era.

Take this country to the 21st century.

- Bucketloads of bitumen and bricks.
- Building a stronger country.

Record spending...

We're spending more than any
government has ever spent.

- $44 billion.
- $75 billion.

- $100 billion.
- It's big money in anyone's language.

- This is a nation-building...
- Nation-building.

- Nation-building.
- Nation-building.

- Nation-building.
- Nation-building.

Nation-bulding.

11 times a year, on the
first Tuesday of each month,

members of the Reserve Bank board
gather for an important meeting,

a meeting at which Australia's
fiscal future will be determined.

- I can't believe you haven't seen it.
- It's been a busy time, Rhonda.

Levers Of Power. Quality series.

They've done episodes on the
High Court, War Memorial, CSIRO.

Where is this headed?

I've just had a very
interesting conversation

with someone from the ABC.

Did it involve yelling?

Quite the contrary. This
will make you smile.

They want to feature us.

- Right.
- The NBA.

He's not smiling.

Rhonda, we've been kind of flat out,

what with the redraft of this
whole 20-year plan and...

What better time to showcase our work?

Yeah, I'm not sure.

There's organisations queuing
up to be on this show.

I tell you, the Governor-General's
Office is desperate.

It's quite a compliment.

- A film crew here?
- One week.

- I'll have a think.
- I've thought for you.

It's a yes.

Yeah, he's still not smiling.

It was just a memorandum
of understanding.

Yeah, but I don't recall agreeing to it.

I think you just nodded. I
don't put nods in the minutes.

- OK.
- I could start.

Might be a good idea. Can
you chase that deal up?

Today?

- "Tony nods."
- OK, what's next?

Uh, it says "ABC".

- Oh, yeah.
- "Eye roll."

We're gonna have a film
crew in here next week.

- Oh, wow! Cool!
- OK, let's just keep a lid on it.

They're just gonna be
floating around the office.

- What's the show?
- Uh, Levers Of Power.

No? Doco series?

- Is it the one where you get painted?
- No.

- Where you bring your antiques?
- I know it, Tony. It's pretty good.

- "Tony grimaces."
- No, I didn't grimace.

- "Winces"?
- No, no. Well, if you think it's OK.

But if anyone doesn't want to be
on camera, just put your hand up.

No-one? Oh, well, good.

Oh, Tony, one other thing.
The Taste of Harmony lunch.

Oh, it's come around again. Excellent.

- Isn't it next week?
- We still haven't chosen a cuisine.

What about, uh, Mexican?

Oh, who's Mexican?

Oh. It has to represent
someone's heritage.

- That's a grimace.
- I'll handle it.

That'd be...

- "Thumbs up gesture from Tony."
- Alright.

Should we do it in the
boardroom or the kitchen?

- Kitchen.
- Yep.

- There's more space.
- Sorry to interrupt. Got a moment?

Those shipyards in Adelaide?

- Osborne?
- Yeah. Where are we at?

I only just got your email.

They want to expand
some other facilities.

Yeah, I don't think it's a huge change,

but government money, need to
make sure it's all ridgy-didge.

- And the navy's involved.
- Are they?

Common user facility,
commercial and navy.

- Are you happy to keep an eye on it?
- Sure.

Just to make sure it all runs smoothly.

Oh, shit.

- You OK?
- I gotta go.

- Sorry, where were we?
- We just need to decide on a country.

- What did we do last year?
- Spanish.

Ohh! Those churros were amazing.

- Dimi in HR suggested Greek.
- Great.

- Dips and dolmades!
- Churros?

- No. Greek it is.
- Great. I'll let everyone know.

- OK.
- Cool.

Yeah, so, all... and the amenitie...

..like, the bathroom's just down
through that corridor out there.

So, I'll keep going, Lucy, but you
can leave all your equipment here.

Thanks so much for agreeing to do this.

Oh, it's an honour.

And when the Governor-General's
people pulled out...

They pulled out, did they?

Then Duntroon said no. National
Gallery had access issues.

- We were getting a little desperate.
- Er, yeah, sure.

Anyway, we try to keep it
as unobtrusive as possible.

It's just Cameron, Stuart and myself.

OK, well, I'll leave you to set up.
Can we get you a coffee?

- That'd be great.
- Is Katie here?

- Katie? Coffees.
- Sure.

- They haven't started filming yet.
- Oh. What can I get you?

Ash.

- What's up?
- Why are you sitting over there?

- It's more comfortable.
- Come over here.

- Have you had your teeth whitened?
- No. Might be the toothpaste.

They're not even shooting this way.

- You just sent me this?
- The shipyard project.

- You wanted the site specs?
- There are no specs.

- I asked for the dry berth length.
- They wouldn't tell me.

I asked for the loadout wharf capacity.

They wouldn't tell me that either.

- Ship lift capability?
- Nup.

Did you ask how we're
supposed to audit a project

without knowing any of
the actual details?

- They wouldn't tell me that either.
- Sorry, who's they?

The navy. Shared wharf.
I think it's all classified.

I'm not asking for the nuclear
codes. Just basic dimensions.

- Going on sticks?
- Yeah.

Nice.

- You OK to go?
- Yeah.

Rolling up!

And if you could just touch on
that mantra you mentioned.

- Quiet, everyone!
- Scotty?

- Clear the set.
- Maybe.

Crossing. I'm crossing.

- And just mention the mantra.
- Mantra. Yep. Sure.

So, you can call it a
mantra if you like,

but long-term is in our
DNA, it's our cycle.

You know, rather than
this term of government

or the next term of government,

it's this generation and
the next generation...

Take it. We can stop.

I'll deal with this later.

And is that in your charter?

Not explicitly, no, but
it's certainly our focus.

We like to think in terms of
10-, 20-, even 30-year horizons.

Hence redrafting the 20-year plan...

I am so sorry about this.

Are you sure you don't
need to take that?

No, no. It can wait. In fact,
I'm gonna switch this off.

- OK, where was I?
- 30-year horizons.

So, rather than respond state
by state to immediate needs,

we'll put up 2040, 2050
and work back from there,

and we relish the, uh... the...

- Katie?
- It's Jim. He just rang.

I'm in the middle of an interview!

He wants to know if you've
got time for a catch-up.

Yeah, I have to check
my diary. Maybe tomorrow.

- He's on his way over.
- I'm being interviewed, though!

I'll see if I can head him off!

Well, don't... What's he doing that...?

- Did Jim get onto you?
- Er, yep. Yeah.

Uh, second action. Quiet again!

OK.

- Just there.
- What am I signing?

- It's for the Taste of Harmony lunch.
- Oh, good.

- And who's the Galloping Greek?
- Our caterers.

I think his real name is Stav.

- Everyone's really excited.
- Great.

- Shall we keep going?
- Seriously, how many more questions?

- A few.
- I just want to refurbish a wharf.

Which is why you need
the security clearance.

Alright.

Have you ever been
dishonourably discharged

from the Australian Defence Forces?

I'll put no.

Are you a member of any proscribed
organisations or associations?

- No.
- Your book club?

Ooh. Shall I let you fill in the
section on recreational drug use?

- Yes.
- Mm-hm. OK.

What is your reason for
seeking a security clearance?

I would like to know how
long a submarine is.

I'll write "infrastructure planning".

- Yep. We done?
- Almost.

We rely on a range of inputs.

Demographics are hugely important to us.

Population shifts, changing
urbanisation patterns.

I mean, if you're gonna plan
a road network for the future,

you have to take into account
autonomous vehicles.

Again, trends that are gonna
play out 20, 30, 40, even...

Sorry. We're gonna have
to come back to this here.

- Not a problem.
- Yeah.

A lot going on, what with the
20-year plan and all that.

Of course.

Is it OK if we keep
shooting from the outside?

Yeah, keep shooting
that, yeah, Cameron...

- Hey.
- Hey, how are you?

All good.

Just in the middle of
an interview, though.

- Yeah.
- Won't be long, Lucy. We'll...

- Yeah.
- Yeah. Alright.

- Are you wired?
- What? No.

You're not gonna believe this,

but we're gonna have to call a
by-election in a couple of weeks.

- What? Where?
- North Queensland.

- Oh, shit!
- Yep. Super marginal.

- Are you sure they can't hear us?
- Nah, nah, we're good. Yeah.

So, before we pull the
trigger, I need something.

- Such as?
- Big spend!

Some sort of project we can
announce. Have you got anything?

- No.
- Something on the backburner?

Jim, we're in the middle
of a 20-year plan.

It was about the 20-year plan!

Ah. Perfect!

- Is there something in here?
- No.

There's gotta be something
that's shovel-ready.

Roads. Power...

Ooh, network optimisation.
This is perfect.

- You don't even know what it is.
- It sounds great.

- It's a two-decade rail program.
- We can announce it next week.

- I don't think so.
- What's this?

This is great. So animated.

You long-lensing it?

Any idea what sort of things
they would be discussing?

- Jim's holding the 20-year plan.
- And Tony's grimacing.

- So, something long-term?
- For sure. You gonna punch in?

- Yeah, probably.
- Yeah, nice.

Sorry, almost done. Yeah, yeah.

You can't just pluck an idea
out of there and start digging.

- Why not?
- They have to be costed.

Feasibility studies. Not one of
them's got a proper business case.

You don't need a business case.

You just need a few bullet
points and a press launch.

Every project in there
requires massive plans.

Do you have any idea
how far away we are?

- Alright!
- OK.

I'll come back this afternoon.

Oh, don't...

Done! Yep.

- Oh, it's great!
- Oh, it is looking good, isn't it?

- Yes!
- Yeah, no, it's really good.

- The 20-year plan!
- Yep. Right here.

Ahmet?

- IT?
- No, E-T. Ah-met.

- No, Ahmet from IT?
- Oh. Yes.

- And what's his problem?
- The Taste of Harmony menu.

- Let me guess. He's vegan?
- No, Turkish.

- So?
- We decided on Greek food.

We're serving tzatziki.

And according to Ahmet,
tzatziki is not actually Greek.

It's Turkish.

Really? Surely not. I've only ever
had it at Greek restaurants.

It's causing a few issues.

Maybe we could have
two separate lunches.

The Taste of Harmony? It celebrates
how food brings us together?

This says tzatziki could predate
Greek and Ottoman Empires.

So, not Turkish or Greek. Huh.

Possibly Armenian or Syriac in origin.

Can you guys sort something out?

- We'll reach out to Ahmet. Yep.
- Yep.

It's not a summit.

- This is your final mark here.
- Sure.

Walk and talk. Nice.

Anyway, I'd better get
in with the talent, hmm?

Alright. Three.

It's just gone 1:30pm,

and today, like any other day,
the NBA team is hard at work

planning, prioritising and calmly
shaping our long-term future.

Alright, one more.

Alright. Just got this from the PMO.

A solar power export scheme.

- What?
- We export solar power!

- To...?
- Cloudy countries.

Alright. What else have we got?

Oh, the aquatic centre. $10 million.

- It's not much.
- And we're not sure they need it.

Yeah, well, we'll cross
that bridge when we...

- A bridge!
- Add it to the list.

- A bridge to where?
- Where do you want?

Come on, Tony! We can't
do all the heavy lifting!

What about a recreational fishing fund?

- What is it?
- I dunno. Someone mentioned it.

Add it to the list?

- Oh, shit!
- What?

Latest polling. Bloody Independents!

Yeah, cameras are still...

Our guy's hanging on
by the skin of his teeth.

Oh, dental scheme.

Ooh! Add the word 'regional'.

- Are they still filming?
- Yeah, I think so.

Yeah, so, the 20-year plan,
we're gonna actually sign off...

I'm just trying to
understand the process here.

The office has been working
solely on the 20-year plan?

Well, it's like our signature document.

But now Tony seems to be
caught up on something else.

- What happened?
- I think Jim came in.

- No.
- He did!

Not connected. We're an
independent organisation.

We often go for days

without a senior government
adviser coming into the office.

- Ashan? Where are they?
- Er, in the pod, Rhonda.

Right. Thank you!

What else? Flood relief package?

- Hasn't rained up there for months.
- Drought relief?

- Desal plant?
- Why would they need to desal...?

- And?
- Not much. How'd you go?

We're doing focus groups now.

Early issues seem to be jobs,
power prices, law and order...

We could roll out that
CCTV camera program.

In outback Queensland? What for?

Cattle rustlers?

Guys, I've just spent the morning
talking up our long-term priorities.

If we turn around now and announce
a knee-jerk spend, then...

Well, then we won't mention
you. Harden up, princess!

OK. Run this up the flagpole
and get ready to salute.

A fully-integrated,
long-term regional...

- Mm-hm.
- What?

That's it.

- Not bad, eh?
- Excellent start.

- Pretty good.
- Sorry, what are we saluting?

I think we need to get up
there. Find out what they need.

- You're right.
- Yeah.

- Maybe flick through this on the plane.
- Let's do that.

- Oh, that's fascinating.
- Yeah, we've had good chats, yeah.

We thought we might do a few
more individual interviews

this afternoon, if that's OK.

Yeah, absolutely. Sure.

We couldn't squeeze you or Rhonda in?

Oh, sorry. Not today.
We're about to fly out.

Is this related to the 20-year plan?

- What?
- The 20-year plan.

Oh, yes! Yes!

We are heading up north.

- To Canberra.
- That's right. North-ish.

When the PM calls, says he wants
an urgent meeting, what can you do?

Yeah, what can you do? Yeah.

We'll, uh, shoot 'em as a pick-up.

Uh... sure.

You guys getting overlay?

- What?
- Overlay.

So, this port refurbishment of yours.

Yes. We realise our facility
is next to the submarine base.

Well, I'm not sure I can confirm that.

- What?
- It's classified.

It's on Wikipedia. You
could Google Earth it.

I'm not at liberty to disclose
details of operational matters.

- It's not operational. It's a wharf.
- Sensitive information.

Oh, I've got this.

NSVA21.

Yes, I was told I would
need security clearance.

Yes, but this is just
a baseline document.

This gives you access to a limited
range of classified material.

Like the length of a submarine?

- Sorry.
- So it's useless?

Not at all. Got you into the building.

OK. Can I just ask, do you
know this information?

I have access to certain files, yes.

- But you can't show them to me?
- No.

- Could you tell me?
- No.

What if I said a figure like 50 metres

and you said higher or lower?

If you want this information, you
need a level two security clearance.

Warmer or colder?

- And how would you describe the team?
- Oh, very dedicated.

- Really?
- Yes. They're very committed.

Day starts early. Often goes late.

- So, long hours?
- Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Last night, Tony was here till midnight.

Really?

- Yeah, big phone hook-up.
- With?

Oh, the minister, prime minister,
a local member from up, uh...

..and, um, there was a couple of others.

A number-cruncher was here. Yeah.

- And do you know what it was about?
- No, not really.

The 20-year plan?

They were definitely
looking for a plan. Yeah.

- Morning, Tony.
- Hey, Katie.

- Are you...?
- Is it a bit too dark?

- A little.
- Wait till you see Courtney.

- Where's Courtney?
- Wardrobe change.

- And the film crew?
- Downstairs, interviewing Brian.

What?!

What do you mean?

That's plenty.

- I've got plenty more if you need it.
- Oh, no... Oh.

Everything fine?

- All good.
- Yeah. Hope I didn't go on too much.

It was perfect. Sounds like
you had quite a busy evening.

What?

Brian was just mentioning a late
night phone conference call.

Was he?

It would be great to film one
of those phone hook-ups.

- Oh, great idea.
- Are you sure?

Unfortunately, they're a bit rare.

Brian mentioned there's one
scheduled for tomorrow.

- Did he?
- Yeah. 11 o'clock, Tony.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

So, can we film?

- Yeah.
- Great.

- Good thing I reminded you!
- Good thing.

Seriously?

According to both Lena and
Naz, it's definitely Lebanese.

- It's just tzatziki!
- No, they call it 'laban'.

- It's a dip.
- Not necessarily.

Ivan's family are from Bulgaria.
They make it like a soup.

- Sorry, who said it was from Persia?
- That was Samira from Legal.

Let me guess, Samira's Iranian?

On her mother's side. Her
dad reckons it's Egyptian.

- Do we cancel this lunch?
- No.

- Everyone's looking forward to it.
- Who? Everyone's at war.

- We'll sort something out now.
- Thank you.

So, where are we at with
the security clearance?

You need to apply for a level two.

And what does that entail?

So...

A MONTH in China?

What was the purpose of that visit?

I was at school. It was a
school trip. We were studying.

- Chinese?
- Yes.

You also studying politics?

- It was year seven.
- Year seven...

Let's move on to
affiliations and supports.

Two years ago, you donated to
the World Wide Fund for Nature.

Uh... yes.

You donated at the Valley
Falls Music Festival.

- Yes. Problem?
- Hmm.

- How much you give?
- Probably five bucks.

Hmm. Gave it to...?

I don't know. One of their people.

Male? Female?

They were dressed as a koala.

Koala.

OK.

- So, you're getting that? Testing one, two.
- Yeah, I got that.

- One, two. OK. Alright.
- Yeah, I got that.

OK, so, this is how you'll be
presenting to the Prime Minister?

Well, to everyone,
because I like slides,

or as we call it now, my deck, you know?

- You're connected, Tony.
- Great, Katie.

- We're ready to go.
- Good.

- Over the coming decades...
- Hang on, hang on.

- I just did that.
- That's for audio.

OK. And in three, two, one.

You're on, Tony.

Over the coming decades,

Australia's infrastructure needs
will continue to change,

but certain key areas will
remain a permanent focus.

As you can see the, um...

"Any thoughts on..."

- Uh, I think a little regional...
- What's that?

People are very conscious
of the regions.

Not sure why Jim's piping
in. It must be on Bluetooth.

The graph represents
our current allocation.

Transport, energy, dental...

..uh, is definitely a
suggestion. Maybe not, uh...

Communications, water security,
urban development, all key...

And bridges, of course. The Bluetooth
still coming through, I think.

- Each of these areas can be broken into
- OK... yeah.

Two sections, projects and initiatives.

Projects are advanced
proposals. That's the key to...

Voters? No. I think...
Rhonda's on there as well.

That have undergone
a full business case.

Need big dollars. Always...
Try, uh, flight mode, I think.

- Is all this really necessary?
- In what sense?

I just need to know how long the
new Attack class submarines are.

Well, that's highly
classified information.

I could probably find out by looking
at the manufacturer's website.

- And you've attempted access?
- Access? No.

I'm just saying you... you
probably could, if y...

OK.

How long have you had an interest
in Middle Eastern geopolitics?

I don't.

Well, according to your
internet search history...

You've got my search history?

Well, you are applying for level two.

Well, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iran.

When I join all those dots, what do
you think I'm going to come up with?

Tzatziki.

We're trying to find
who invented the dip.

It's for our Taste of Harmony lunch.

Oh, I see.

It's Cypriot.

Ah.

That the koala?

I... I think so.

So, Jim and Rhonda are both in Canberra?

- Yep.
- For the 20-year plan?

Yeah. This is gonna be pretty routine.

So if you'd prefer to
find something else...

- No, no, no. This is what it's all about.
- Yeah, I mean, yeah, no.

- OK. Oh, well, let's do it.
- Patching you through now.

- Alright. Let's patch.
- Jim?

Yeah, gotcha!

- And Rhonda?
- Yeah, I'm standing by.

Yeah. Good morning to you both.

Um, just a reminder, we've got our
ABC film crew here in the room,

so they're very keen to hear about
what's going on in Canberra.

Right. Well, I'm currently in Canberra.

I've spoken to several people...

We're j-just on the outskirts.
Uh, western Canberra.

Yep.

Hee-yah!

Yeah, just getting a bit
of interference there.

Crossed line there, Jim. Maybe
we might hear from Rhonda.

Yeah, I'm a little closer to the coast.

Er, the shores, Rhonda?
Of Lake Burley Griffin?

- What?
- Shores.

Yes. Yes. Uh, a different range
of local issues emerging here.

Tourism. Recreational fishing.

Oh, the cane toad problem.

Yeah, that could be a problem.
I guess they're not there yet.

Um, and none of those are in our
current 20-year plan, Rhonda...

Roads. Power. Water.

The building blocks of modern living.

But these things only get built

after a dedicated team
of infrastructure experts,

working from this very office,
scrutinises every detail.

Seriously? You could have
at least worn a hat!

Oh! We'll just say it
was a little sunny.

- In Canberra?
- Oh, could be frostbite. Whatever.

Anyway, we think we might
be onto something.

- Very promising.
- What do you think?

- A coal handling facility?
- Widespread support.

- From?
- Focus groups.

Mineral Council's on board.
Sky News will do an OB.

Ticks all the boxes. Jobs,
investment, Alan Jones.

- A lot of boxes.
- Yeah. Sticks it up the Greens.

- Coal?
- Problem?

We've just identified protecting the
environment as a top 10 priority.

- Where's coal?
- Not in there!

- Top 20?
- No!

Well, let's add it!

You're aware that the Great Barrier
Reef is just off that coast?

- Oh. Gentlemen, let's...
- It's certainly an exciting project.

No, it's not. No, no.

Shall we continue this
conversation elsewhere?

- Might have to. Yeah.
- Tail-slate it.

Christo feels it might be
cultural appropriation.

- Christo's Greek.
- Macedonian.

Alright.

He thinks calling tzatziki
Greek could be inflammatory.

- Maybe we just don't serve it.
- Maybe we all lighten up.

Does it really matter where
our food comes from?

Does anyone care if curry
is from India or Pakistan?

Or Sri Lanka.

The point is we all come
together and enjoy a meal.

- Would you have a word to Christo?
- We'll put forward a compromise.

It's not a peace treaty.

- You OK?
- Long day.

Still working on that
shipyard development?

Trying to, but right now, no-one can
tell me how long a submarine is.

- The Attack class?
- Mmm.

About 97 metres.

- What?
- 97 point something.

And get this, weighing in at
4,500 tonnes and 97 metres long,

the Shortfin Barracuda submarine

is Australia's most expensive
piece of military equipment.

- And that was on Behind The News?
- A kids' show?

- We did a story on the subs.
- And they told you the dimensions?

It's amazing what you can find out
when you turn up with a camera.

- Are we safe?
- I think so.

- What do you reckon?
- A coal handling facility?!

We don't have to build the
thing. Just announce it.

Show the locals we're serious.

I will not have this
organisation used as cover

for a billion-dollar
by-election splurge!

I wouldn't call it a splurge. We
can't afford to lose this seat.

- Why drag us into it?
- So it doesn't look like...

- Like pork-barrelling?
- Well, I prefer splurge.

- I've spent a year on this!
- You're not gonna get busted.

No-one's gonna know we've
pushed something through.

They must be getting suspicious.

- What's that noise?
- What?

Certainly, uh, a lot of
interesting initiatives here.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Should we try the basement?
- Yeah.

How does the ABC afford a drone?

That's the site plan of the docks.

It was on the local council's website.

Great.

That's a photo of the
crane systems and gantry.

The Defence Minister tweeted
that a few months ago.

I spoke to a commercial
real estate agent.

They sent me through the
dimensions of the facility,

along with access points.

Wow.

And the exact length of
the submarine. 97.3 metres.

Where'd you find that?

There was a doco on the History
Channel. Really interesting.

- Are you happy to...
- We're rolling, Tony.

Alright, OK, we'll start. Alright!

Kalispera, yassas, shalom,
shukran, salam alaikum...

- Hey, have I forgotten anyone?
- Christo.

Oh. Zdravo to all our
Macedonian friends.

Yeah.

Isn't it wonderful we've been
able to come together again

for another year and share a meal?

Some beautiful food there. Lovely
breads and di... and the other stuff.

Come on in, Jim.

Yeah. So, in the spirit
of harmony, let's enjoy.

Ooh, tzatziki! I love Greek food!

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- Tony?
- Yeah?

I found the notes from
that meeting with Jim.

Oh.

You threw your head back, grimaced,
rolled your eyes, sort of winced,

then put your head in
your hands, but no nods.

I knew I didn't agree to that.

- Mm-hm.
- Yeah.

"Thumbs up."

Here you go. And I got you a wienerbrod.

- Looks like a Danish.
- Heidi says they're Austrian.

But that's basically how
we prioritise projects.

We sort of rank them
in terms of cost-benefit.

And I can actually print that out
for you if you want.

- Oh, that'd be great.
- Yeah.

But again, it's still the same thing.

It's careful analysis, and then
consideration of future needs,

and then we put them all
together and then we, uh...

Why is that not printing?

Uh, sorry, that's classified.