-A transformational vision.

-...a half billion dollars for roads, rail, and ports... -...infrastructure of the 21st century.

-...for future generations.

-There is no future plan for Australia under this government.

-Major infrastructure projects right around the corner.

-We want to spend the money.

-It's a nation-building project.

-I want to be known as the infrastructure... -Nation building.

-Nation building.

-Nation building.

-Nation building.

-Nation building.

♪♪♪ -Sorry.

Just got your text.

Are you sure it's not working?

-No, it's not.

-It doesn't make sense.

Hang on.

Are you using your old card?

-What do you mean, old?

-Didn't you get the email?

-Clearly not.

-Are you using old email?

-When did that become old?

-There's a new card on your desk.

-Right.

Well, I can't get it from out here in the foyer.

-How long were you there?

-Oh, from about 6:30.

I wanted to knock a few things on the head before the meeting.

-Shall I push the meeting back?

-No.

Wow.

Looks like the fairies have been.

-Came in yesterday.

Thought I'd get rid of the clutter.

-Well, it wasn't all clutter.

-Oh, no, I know.

It's all there, filed alphabetically, A to Z.

-Oh, that is fantastic.

Oh, and can I give you the whisper?

Darwin.

The port -- -You're not whispering.

-Oh, okay.

[ Whispering] Darwin, the port facility?

-[ Whispering ] Yes?

-Looks like it might get approved.

-Really?

What a start to the year!

-Hey, Katie.

♪♪ -Good to see you.

-Hello!

♪♪♪ -Naganook.

-Oh.

♪♪♪ -What's the raffle for?

-My parents live in Naganook.

-Where's that?

-Do you know Ouyen?

-No.

-It's near Ouyen, in the Mallee.

I went home for Christmas, and take a look at the town pool.

-It's empty.

-We're raising money to have it repaired.

-Right.

How much do you need?

-50 cents.

-No.

How much do you need to fix the pool?

-Oh, the plumber, Mr.

di Palma, said $32,000, less if it's cash.

-Right.

-So we've started a Facebook page, and the CWA have done a fundraising calendar.

"Fifty Shades of Naganook."

That's my auntie.

-In the leather mask?

-Mm-hmm.

So, you can get raffle tickets or the calendar.

-Raffle for me.

-Ah, me too.

-I will take 50.

-Wow!

Thanks, Nat.

Oh, I'm gonna need a new book.

Yeah.

Okay.

Nat -- oh four... -I'll just come back for them.

-Sure.

-Katie?

Did you get that agenda?

-No.

-I emailed it to you.

-On the old server?

-When did the server become old?

-There was an upgrade.

-Yeah, but information that might have been help-- -There was an email.

-Yeah, but I'm not getting the e-- I need that agenda.

-Shall I put the meeting back?

-No, no.

New year.

We get cracking at 8:30 every time.

-I've got your notes.

Want me to quickly type one out?

-Please.

-And then, 8:30, bang.

-Yep.

♪♪ [ Indistinct conversations ] ♪♪♪ -Is that a Fitbit?

-Yeah.

-What's your target?

-15,000.

-Okay.

-Yeah.

Lets me know every five.

-Tony?

-Mm-hmm?

-8:30.

-Oh, indeed it is, 8:30.

Right.

Well, welcome back everybody.

New year, fresh start.

Few hiccups last year, but let's not get distracted by frustrations.

It's still big dreams.

Sky's the limit.

Let's go, item one.

-Annual holidays.

-That's not item one, is it?

-It is.

-Well, it shouldn't be.

What's next?

-The Annual Report.

-Are you doing this alphabetically?

-Yes.

Shouldn't I?

-Well, no, it's just that -- That's not until June.

-It has to be at the printers by May.

Graphic designers need the tech six weeks before.

We need proofs before that, so we're already behind.

-Shall I organize a photo shoot?

-I think so.

-What's a good day?

-Yeah.

Okay, no, no.

I mean, it's important, but let's return to that just in the interest of new year, fresh start.

Next?

-Charity days.

-What?

-We were thinking of adding Jeans for Genes Day.

-Forget about charity, alr-- I mean, not forget about charity.

-Well, it's just, if we want to do Feb-Fast, we need to decide by tomorrow.

-Again, later.

-Is this a good time to mention indoor plants?

-No.

-It's on the agenda.

-Yeah, we'll do it at the end.

Next?

-Workplace health and safety.

-That's not even on the agenda.

-But remember?

Hugh did his knee.

-Well, he's fine now.

I mean, that was months ago.

-We were told to do a review, and you said put it off till next year.

-Yeah.

-It's next year.

-First day, and we're not -- Still not?

-No.

-This is ridiculous.

Katie?

Sorry.

How did we get to a $50 billion submarine contract last of all?

-Staff indoor soccer, ST, submarine, SU.

-Yeah, alphabetical.

Yeah, I reckon tomorrow, we'll do it first.

Yeah.

-We still have to do indoor plants.

-Gotcha.

-Yeah.

-Any luck?

-The new provider's not recognizing your old email address.

-Then why don't we go back to the provider that we used to have?

-The old one?

-Yeah, the one that worked.

-What's your system password?

-Oh, I have no idea.

-No worries.

We'll just hit "Forgotten password."

Here we go.

Security questions.

Name of first dog.

-Oh, uh, Charlie.

-C-H-A-R-L... Oh, "-ie" or "-ey"?

-I don't know.

We just yelled "Charlie."

Um, didn't need a spellchecker.

-Try "-ie"?

-Yeah, sure.

-Okay.

Ah.

-What?

-Must have been "-ey."

-Oh, well, try "-ey."

-We've been locked out for 24 hours.

-What?

Are you absolutely kiddi-- [ Fitbit buzzing ] -5,000, Tony?

♪♪ [ Blender motor whirring ] ♪♪ -So you got in?

-Oh, one of the accounts people swiped me through.

-It was definitely your new pass?

-Yep.

-I'll have to get it checked.

Maybe it needs to be activated.

-I thought that was almonds.

Anyway, I came in to knock a few things on the head before the meeting.

-Shall I push the meeting back?

-No, 8:30 sharp, we get cracking.

Did you get my agenda?

-Did you email it?

-I'm locked out.

I texted it.

-Sorry, I've been so busy with emails.

So you did.

I'll do a new one.

-Yep.

Anyway, that is the rental agreement, the new rental agreement.

That is the annual leave authorizations from last year.

That is the staff appraisals H.R.

wanted.

And that is my address for the Annual Report.

-Wow.

-Yeah, done.

Let's get on to some real work.

-Okay.

Here's the amended BAS statement.

These purchase orders need to be signed.

Patrick wants you to go over the motor-vehicle lease agreements.

Shall I hold on to the others?

-Maybe, yeah.

-Here he is.

-Ah!

-Happy new year.

-Happy new year to you, too.

-And, hello, hello, someone's looking trim.

-Oh, I just cut back on the carbs.

-Well, you're off to a flying start.

-Yeah, I feel good.

-All right.

Can I give you a bit of a compass setting for the new year?

-Yes, sir.

-A fresh start.

It's what the PM's looking for.

-Really?

-His words -- a fresh start.

-Uh, Katie, can you just pop the door?

Okay, this is strictly hush-hush.

[ Door closes ] -You know me.

-We are close -- I mean, seriously close... -Yes?

-...to getting all the ducks lined up on the Darwin integrated port facility.

Marine Supply Base?

$7 billion?

-Anything fresher?

-We've been working on it for 12 months.

It's about to get up.

-Where is it again?

-Darwin.

How's that a negative?

-I guess he was looking for something that speaks to a new year.

-We're talking about the transformation of Northern Australia into a regional hub for Asian engagement.

They were his words, too.

-Yeah, they sound stale.

We need something fresh.

-Did they not think to discuss this before Christmas?

-Ah, it's a busy time.

You know what it's like.

-What about the cabinet?

-Hopeless.

So, if anything does come across your desk... -You know what?

I'll have a think, and I'll get back to you.

-You're a good man.

-Good.

Yeah.

-Is that a Fitbit?

-Yeah, yeah.

-Yeah.

You look great.

-Thanks!

Yeah.

New year.

-All right.

[ Claps hands ] Mission builders.

-How can he go cold on such a big project?

-I don't know.

-But it's still going to get up.

-Well, I hope so.

They've committed billions.

-Tony?

-Yeah?

-You told me to remind you.

-Oh, yeah.

-Raffle tickets or calendar?

-Tickets, and put me down for 10.

-Thanks, Tony.

-It's the least we can do.

-Five bucks?

-What?

-They're 50 cents each.

-Who sells raffle tickets for 50 cents?

-People from Naganook.

-Feel like a cheapskate.

Where's Naganook?

-Near Ouyen.

-Well, I don't think they're going to get there with 50-cent tickets.

-Does it ever get to you?

-What?

-You know, that we're splashing around billions, but a little country town can't even get their pool fixed.

-Oh, I try not to think about it.

-There must be something we can do.

-Well, make raffle tickets a dollar, for a start.

-Must be someone we could speak to.

-Sorry.

Where's Ouyen?

-Mallee.

-Oh.

What about the guy we dealt with on the Murray-Darling?

-Oh, yeah.

-He was handing out grants like they were Smarties.

-Do you remember his name?

-No.

-Do you remember his department?

-No.

But he knew what he was doing.

-Oh, shouldn't be too hard to find.

-Shouldn't be.

-No.

-Annual holidays?

-No.

-Bicycle racks?

-Is this still alphabetical?

-Only the office stuff.

-I don't want office stuff.

Here, Darwin Port.

-And will we come back to coffee machine -- -No!

Sorry, Amy.

Yes, later, but, yeah, and plants and charities, yeah.

Now, the interim feasibility study.

Has everyone got the documents?

-No.

-No.

-I emailed them yesterday.

-Old server or new server?

-Old?

-Ooh -I didn't want to get locked out.

We've got to sort this out, Scotty.

Yeah?

-Can I mention our Health and Safety Toolbox talk?

-What?

-Did everyone get my email?

-Yeah.

-Mm-hmm.

-How did she get her documents -- -New server.

-So, when do we do it?

-Next year?

-We have to hold it within 14 days of resuming work.

-See, here's the thing.

I actually haven't resumed work.

-Tony, it's a statutory requirement.

-All right, we'll have the talk.

When were you thinking?

[ Cheery music plays ] ♪♪ -Well, I often like to begin by telling an amusing story about some people's -- Yeah, I'll be taking questions at the end.

-Sure.

I just wondered if you had a sense -- I mean, tell the story -- but how long this might all take to...?

-Oh, no more than an hour.

-Sure.

-Is that okay?

-Yeah.

Great.

Then after the break, we'll get stuck into the practical scenarios.

And that'll set us up nicely for tomorrow's risk-reduction seminar.

So, what is workplace health and safety?

It's divided into five basic areas, and if we take the first, we've got four sub areas.

-Still on hold.

-I spoke to Dominic... -Dominic!

That's his name.

-...from Rural and Regional Development.

Now, those grants are pretty narrow, so he put me on to someone from Sports and Recreation.

-And?

-Again, there's a lot of grants, but we don't quite fit any of them.

-Seriously?

-The closest I could get was a remote community support program.

-And?

-Pools don't qualify as a community facility.

-Are you kidding me?

Flood assistance?

-In the Mallee?

-Oh, yeah.

Has there been a bushfire recently?

-We could start one.

-Okay.

There's got to be something.

-Well, I'm still waiting on a call from local government, so maybe.

-Okay.

Oh, hello.

Yeah.

Hello, yes, I'm attempting to retrieve a password for an email account.

I was speaking to someone before.

-Is that woodfordt@nba?

-Yep, that's the one.

-Okay, I'm going to need to speak with the person who originally authorized the account -- Jenny Sutton.

-Jenny.

Yeah, yep.

You can speak with Jenny.

She's right here.

Here's Jenny now.

-Hello?

-Who am I speaking to?

-Katie.

-It's an entire folder with all the costings.

-I think maybe it's been mislabeled.

-"Darwin Port -- costings."

It was written across the top, and it used to sit there, and the plans used to sit there.

-Oh!

-Oh, you got it?

-Holiday leave application forms.

You need to sign them.

-I need the costings.

-Sure.

Oh, and I'm really sorry about this morning.

How long were you waiting?

-Oh, one of the cleaners eventually let me in.

-Take my card.

-How are you gonna get it?

-I come in early.

Meanwhile, I'm gonna get yours sorted.

-Okay, great.

-Can I get you a coffee?

-Yeah.

No, no.

Water's fine.

-Okay.

And some grapefruit?

-Yeah.

Not as much today, though.

It's very sour.

-You got a minute?

Yeah, sure.

-Uh, Nat?

-Yep.

-This time, I'm shutting the door.

-Jim?

-All right.

What are you two cooking up?

-Nothing.

-Don't think that when the NBA starts phoning around Canberra that word doesn't get out.

What are you sitting on?

I smell something fresh.

Come on.

Just a broad outline.

-I think I know -- Naganook.

It's just something that Nat's trying to get up.

-Out with it.

-There's this pool.

-Pools.

Interesting.

-No, just one pool.

-Yeah.

-Um, there's this town that no one's ever heard of.

-Oh, I'm liking this.

-And, uh, everyone there has banded together just to try and fix this pool.

-Goose bumps.

So this broken-pools idea -- -Well, it's not actually "pools."

-Well, I know.

It's much bigger than that.

We're talking national, right?

-We're talking Naganook.

Near Ouyen.

-In the Mallee.

-Sure, but once we ramp it up, what's the scale?

-At this point, it's just a pool.

-You're being modest.

Once we roll this out across five, 6,000 regional centers, it's big.

right?

-Well... -Well, Jim, it's -- it's -- -I get it.

Early days.

Keep your cards close to your chest.

But -- blink reaction -- this ticks a lot of boxes.

Obesity, kids, support for the bush, infrastructure.

This feels fresh.

This is just the start to the new year that we needed.

Good work, team.

-Thanks.

-Pools -- genius!

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ -All right.

-So, what's the problem?

-I've been swiping it, but the -- the lift's not moving.

-Okay.

Can I look at your card?

-Yeah.

We've been given new ones.

I think there's an issue with activating them or something.

-Okay.

But you've got full after-hours access?

-Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

-This is your card?

-Yep.

Katie?

-Oh, yeah.

Long story.

-I'm gonna have to ask you to step out of the lift.

-Yeah, but I work up there.

I'm head of the Authority.

-Of course you do.

Can I get backup to the lobby of 271?

-Well, there's no need to call for backup.

-ASAP.

No need to get aggressive, sir.

-I'm not getting aggressive.

-Please step all the way outside of the lift.

-Oh, for flip's sake.

If you swipe me up -- -Keep moving.

Step away from the bicycle.

-I'm really sorry.

-It's all right.

It's all right.

These are done.

-Just need this bank authorization.

-I thought we did that yesterday.

-Yeah, but you initialed where you should have signed.

Now can you initial where you sign twice?

-Okay.

-And you need to do these.

-And the Darwin files?

-I'm still looking.

-Katie... -I know.

They used to be here.

-They used to be here.

-Okay.

We are good to go.

-Emails?

-Just got to set up a new password, one you can remember.

-Oh, ABCDE.

-Uh, must contain at least eight characters.

-FGHI.

-Letters and numbers containing a mix of upper and lower case.

Oh, you can't write it down.

-I'm writing it down.

Lowercase E... -Hang on.

-...E, 4, uppercase T, 7, 8, 3, lowercase E, uppercase J.

-Ah, that one's already taken.

-Are you kidding me?

Fair dinkum.

I need it before this session.

[ Knock on door ] I can't go -- Hello?

-Linda's back.

-Great.

-And here's your juice.

-Oh, great!

Kale again.

-Yep.

♪♪ ♪♪ -So, by planning ahead and staying aware of the hazards, we can all help to make the workplace a safe place.

[ Applause ] Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

-Well, I, uh -- I think I speak on behalf of everyone when I say thank you to Linda for such an exhaustive -- and informative morning -- mornings.

So, thanks to Linda.

-Oh, pleasure.

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right, then.

Time for the test.

-The what?

-The test.

Let's see who's been paying attention.

Now, most people take 45 minutes, but you have an hour.

-Right.

Uppercase J, lowercase T, uppercase V, lowercase W, 5, 6, 9, uppercase T, lowercase E.

-Taken.

-Just had a quiet word with Jim.

-You shut the door?

-Something I might need to make a start on?

This fresh idea of yours.

The pools program.

-Program?

-Recreational grants.

Been a pretty positive reaction.

-You haven't spoken to anyone?

-No, no, no.

Just made one discreet phone call.

-To?

-To the PM's communications department.

-That's 38 people, Rhonda.

-38 people who are champing at the bit to get started.

-On what?

-This fresh idea.

So what have you got?

-We don't really have anything.

-Oh, stop being coy.

You have a dream.

The Outback children, community swimming pools.

Time to shape the narrative.

Come on, lean in.

-Tony?

-Yeah.

-You failed.

-Failed?

-You had to get 20 out of 25.

-That's like an A.

-Hugh got a perfect score.

-And he was the one that got injured.

I didn't know there was going to be a test.

-I was in the email.

-I wasn't getting emails.

I deserve special consideration.

-You're gonna have to re-sit it.

-Are you kidding me?

You know what?

I really need to find those two Darwin files.

-I know -- this one and that one.

-...and that one.

I found most of the files already.

-But you got to keep everything to do with Darwin together.

-I did them alphabetically.

-Yeah, great system, but group the project together.

-Under D?

-Whatever.

-Is that a muffin?

-I was in a rush.

-Do you still want your juice at 10:30?

-I think I need a coffee today.

Hey, Scotty, you know the Darwin costings file?

-Yep.

-Do you know where it is?

-Uh, it used to be there.

-Yeah.

What are you doing?

-I'm gonna route your computer directly through the modem.

-Right.

-No password required.

-Okay.

-Tony.

-Yeah?

-Is it okay if we move your bike?

It's blocking a fire exit.

-Yep.

Put it wherever you want.

-Juice at 10:30?

-Great.

-It turns out we have no grant that actually applies to something like this.

-Haven't you done your research?

And you said you had nothing.

So, we've got a national program aimed at communities falling through the cracks.

We're building regional and recreational infrastructure.

I love it!

-Well, it's more about repairing.

-Don't love that so much.

Not crazy about repairing.

-That's the idea.

Fixing a pool.

-What pool?

-The one we're trying to get repaired?

-Oh, we'll knock that down.

-It's a pool.

-We'll fill it in, then put a big rec center right on the top of it.

Remember, lean in, dream big.

Now I will need a metric.

So what are we talking?

-30?

What are we going to do with $30 million?

-No, I meant thousand.

30,000.

-Sure.

But nationwide.

Give me a headline figure.

Half a billion, a billion?

What about over 5 to 10 years?

-Well, I guess I'm just concentrating on the one pool.

-Of course you are.

Good girl.

One dream at a time.

Oh, do you like that?

"One dream at a time."

-Found it.

-Oh, great.

Both folders?

-No, the test you need to re-sit.

-Can't I do it tomorrow?

-Uh, yes.

Within 24 hours.

Do you require an interpreter?

-No.

-Are you of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background?

-Katie, tomorrow?

-Sure.

Do you have a disability?

-Oh!

-[ Gasps ] Hugh, are you okay?

Are you okay?

-[ Groans ] It's the same knee.

-Oh.

-Scotty?

-Ice pack.

Ice pack?

-Yes, ice pack.

-Ooh, ooh, ooh.

Has he unplugged it?

Yep.

He's unplugged it.

-Sorry, Tony.

♪♪- ♪♪♪ -Hey, you all right?

-Oh, I'm fine.

-What's he doing?

-Sitting a test.

-It's all right.

I'll grab Nat.

Morning, Nat.

-Hi.

-Hey.

Good news.

COAG yesterday, started off a bit frosty in the morning, but after morning tea, the PM just happened to mention this regional infrastructure fund of yours, and they loved it.

-Really?

-Big thumbs up from the states.

No one's blinking at a billion.

-A billion?

-Per year, initially.

But after that -- rrr!

One thing, though -- couple of the ministers were a little hazy on who's going to handle it.

-Well, we're just working through that at the moment.

-Great.

Can I get a couple of departmental guys down this week?

-Here?

-Just to hear it from you.

Bit of an inside briefing.

-Sure.

-Too easy.

Big ticks for you.

-Tony?

-Oh, God.

Okay.

Well, thanks for the heads-up.

-Tony.

-I've got to go.

Next question.

-Name the location of the nearest fire extinguisher.

You can't look.

-Well, I'd look in a fire.

-There could be smoke.

-Well, there's one in the kitchen.

Well, just outside the kitchen.

AM I getting warmer?

-Tony, I can't help.

-All right.

We'll come back to that.

-What is the nearest hospital emergency facility?

-Oh, well, it's the -- it's the, uh -- it's the Royal... -Not Royal.

-...Saint... -Or Saint.

-General.

It's a Memor-- Is it a wellness center?

Has it got Olivia Newton-John in the title?

-Tony, I'll get into trouble.

-All right.

Next question.

-A plumber arrives to fix a leaking tap in the kitchen but has no I.D.

-Oh, God.

-Do you, A, tell him to go away, B... ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ -Um, you've got that departmental meeting.

-Oh, Jesus.

-Can I do anything?

-Oh, actually, can you grab those photos Katie had of her pool?

-Sure.

-And anything else she's got.

-Raffle tickets?

-No.

-Oh, and, uh, where do you want to meet?

-Can't we do it here?

-I don't think so.

[ Indistinct conversations ] -Ah, here she is.

Lovely to finally meet you.

Natalie, everyone.

-Hello.

Hi, everyone.

You probably didn't all need to come down.

-Oh, no.

We've been given our riding instructions on this one from you-know-who.

-Right.

-Who?

-The Prime Minister.

-Can I just say that my colleagues in the health department are enormously excited by this?

-That's very nice.

-Their apologies for being unable to attend today.

-Una-- unable?

-Now, without wanting to steal the thunder from Aged Care and Social Services here, but I think I can see some smiles.

-Hard to hide them.

[ Chuckles ] -When education and finance see eye to eye, we know we're looking at a good thing.

-Right.

[ Laughter ] -Now I'm going to bring in Sport, Small Business, Indigenous Affairs, but before I do that, we'd love to get your big-picture take on RHAFI.

-RHAFI?

-Rural Health and Fitness Initiative?

-Oh, right -- RHAFI.

-One dream at a time.

-Absolutely.

-We've had the broad overview, and look -- exciting stuff.

But, naturally, we'd love you to add some detail to really fill out the picture.

-Yes.

-Sure.

♪♪♪ [ Coins clatter, beeping ] ♪♪♪ -Tony.

Chocolate?

-It's got raisins in it.

Anyway, bad news.

-17 out of 30.

It's better than yesterday.

-You let the plumber in without proper I.D.

-Well, if he can find a functioning swipe card, he deserves to get in here.

-You had to get 20 or above.

-I have to get those two files.

-Oh, I found them!

-Thank God.

Can you pop them on my desk?

-I can't.

-Why not?

The white ones.

-Oh, you're kidding me.

-What are you gonna do?

-Move this stupid thing.

-They're heavy, Tony.

-I can get it.

[ Fitbit buzzing ] -Oh, another 5,000.

-I need a ladder.

-We don't have them anymore.

-Get one.

-We're not allowed to because of the safety review.

-If I just get a couple of chairs, I'll be able -- -See, that's why you failed the test.

-I don't care how you do it.

I don't care who goes to hospital in order to get them.

I want those boxes, whatever it takes!

♪♪♪ [ Beeping ] ♪♪♪ -All right, well, let's really drill down on this.

-I was wondering whether I should start with a practical example?

-Wonderful idea.

-Great.

Hugh, do you have the photos?

from Katie?

-Yes.

-Great.

Um, let me tell you about a beautiful little town called Naganook.

It's the height of summer, and the good people of Naganook are all dreaming of one thing.

-Oh.

-Hugh?

-Sorry.

Sorry.

Sorry again.

Sorry.

-Ah.

Sorry.

Don't know what that was.

♪♪♪ -We're good.

-I need that one, as well.

-That one, as well.

-Yeah.

[ Beeping ] [ Beeping ] [ Crunching ] -Oh, shit.

[ Beeping ] -To actually have the name of the plumber involved... -Incredible.

-We don't see that level of detail very often.

-No, we don't.

-Natalie, you have set the tone.

Now, I think it's up to all of us to do our bit.

-Hear, hear.

Absolutely.

-So, if there is anything else that you need... -Should I get the raffle tickets?

-Not now.

-...call my office.

♪♪ -Shall I throw out your grapefruit?

-Yeah.

We'll start again next week.

-Where's your Fitbit?

-Oh, 'cause I'm not riding in anymore, I -- -What's in the bag?

A muffin?

-It's gluten-free.

Hey, where's Hugh?

-At the physio.

-And where was Amy?

-She burnt her hand.

-Oh, how?

Laminating safety signs.

-And where is Scotty?

-Getting your bike fixed.

-Oh.

-G'day.

Here we go.

Hot off the press.

-Oh.

-RHAFI.

-For the young and not so young, across the sweeping plains of this great land.

Because no matter where you live, keeping active makes good sense for us all.

The Rural Health and Fitness Initiative -- ensuring all Australians reach their peak.

One dream at a time.

-Well, what do you reckon?

-Wow.

-That's what everyone says.

Hey, wait till you see the online version.

-So it's -- it's going ahead?

-Full steam.

PM wants to take you both to dinner.

You still paleo?

-Sort of.

-Can I just ask... There's a lot here about building new facilities.

What about, like, maintenance?

-Yeah, I'm not sure that's our main focus.

-So, say, fixing swimming pools.

-Yeah, it won't start there.

-We did start there.

-Yeah, but look at it now.

-And the roll-out -- still nationwide?

-Yeah.

-Great.

So... -Starting in WA, it of a pilot program.

Keep the natives happy.

-And then?

-And then, well, if all goes well, Queensland, maybe New South Wales, couple of electorates down in Tassie.

-And Victoria?

-Again, wouldn't start there.

Anyway, well done to you both.

This year is off to a flying start.

You can keep that.

-Thanks.

-This feels fresh.

-Katie!

How many raffle tickets you still got?

-Oh, heaps.

-We'll take them all.

-Wow.

-I'll get my purse.

-And a calendar!

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪♪ -Two.

♪♪♪ -Yeah.

♪♪♪ -Three.

-Just a few more security questions.

-Okay.

-Name of favorite teacher.

-Oh.

Can I have a clue, or...?

-Begins with M.

-Oh, Mr.

McIntyre.

-Is that Mac "Mc" or "Mac"?

-Mac?

-I'm sorry, sir, that's incorrect.

I can't help you anymore.

-Hang on.

I've got the other t-- [ Dial tone ] -Here he is.

I just wanted to say well done.

-Oh, thanks.

Yeah.

-Yeah.

-What's that?

-Oh.

Turns out I won Katie's raffle.

-Ah.

-Have you put on weight?

-That one's really heavy.

-Hang on a sec.

-Okay.

Oh, careful!

-Hang on.

Here we go.

We're good.

[ Beeping ] -Scott.