-It's a nation-building project.

-New infrastructure of the 21st century.

-If there is a buzzword in this budget it's "nation building."

-Major infrastructure projects right around the country.

-Real projects, real money.

-A transformational vision for the infrastructure of the 21st century.

-I want to be known as the infrastructure prime minister.

-This is nation building, budget building.

-Nation building for recovery.

-Comes from the nation-building program.

-Nation building.

-Nation building.

-Nation building.

-So have you hit "restart"?

-Yes, yes!

And now it's asking me something called a "keychain access password."

-Oh, it shouldn't be doing that.

-But it is.

And I need to send an e-mail.

-Oh, okay.

Try ABCD1234.

-Nope.

-Oh, okay, try, um... A1B2C3D4E5G6... F7.

-You know what?

I just wrote an e-mail to Stuart.

Can you take the whole computer down to him and get him to read it there.

-Oh, should he reply on his computer and I'll bring it back to you?

-What?

-Or I guess he can reply on your computer?

-Both.

-Okay.

-Okay.

And can we just put a hold on any I.T.

upgrades for a while?

-Okay.

-Thank you.

What am I signing?

-It's for Andrea.

It's for her going-away.

-Andrea...?

-From downstairs.

-She left a month ago.

-She's coming back to get her card.

Oh, and this just arrived.

-Is that gonna ruin my day?

-I don't know.

-What is it?

-It's the species audit.

-What's that?

-It's an...audit on species.

On the site for the container terminal thingy... -What species?

Who ordered that?

-I think it was Steven.

-Who's Steven?

-He's taken over from Andrea.

Why are we auditing species?

-Do you want me to get him to come up?

-No, no!

Katie?

-You want me to take a look at it?

-Yes, please.

-Pretty busy... -Yeah, just a paragraph.

-Okay.

Don't blame me if I leave out anything important.

-Okay.

-You remember what happened last time.

-It was pretty important.

-Nobody died!

-Morning!

-Morning!

-Oh, Nat, have you got five minutes for Rhonda?

-No.

-I don't think I can stop her.

-Is she in the building?

-On her way.

Ah, she wants a heads-up.

-A what?

-Like a roundtable for a brain shower.

-Has she been to a conference?

-Yes.

I think she has.

♪♪♪ -So that would mean a doubling of capacity as a projected outcome.

So a pretty big result for a communications strategy I would have thought.

-And what is the port... -Container terminal.

-Container terminal, yes.

-It unloads and loads containers in a terminal.

-Okay, I need you to send me all this.

-I sent all that through to you.

-Again, please.

Right, onto more important matters.

-I think a $2 billion terminal's pretty important.

-We need to look at our online strategy.

-For this?

-For everything.

Where we are heading in the digital space?

-I might just leave this with Nat, actually.

-I think we all need to be in the loop.

-Yeah, keep me in the loop, absolutely.

Keep me in the loop.

I've just got a few things to jump on, and then I'll reloop.

-Website.

-What about it?

-Complete overhaul.

-What's wrong with it?

-It's -- I'll show you.

[ Typing ] It's the... Why is it not... -A1B2C3D... -It's dull, lifeless.

It looks like a government website.

-It is a government website.

-When people clock on to a website they want to be taken on a journey.

-Sometimes they just want a phone number.

-But it could be so much more than that.

I was at a conference last week -- "Stakeholder Engagement in the Digital Age."

-Wow!

-When you look at what other organizations are achieving in terms of traffic, unique hits, bounce rates... -Bounce rates.

-You don't even know what that means.

-Neither did I. Good point.

Just goes to show, doesn't it, how far behind the curve we all are.

-Sorry.

Ah, Nat, I've got a "Tracie"?

-Who?

-Or "Stacie"?

-I don't know a Stacie.

-Something about "channel deepening"?

-Stephanie?

-Yes!

-I need to take this.

-No.

We haven't finished.

-I've got a dredging barge that's about to set sail from Holland... -I'll get Stacie to call back.

-Stephanie.

Five minutes.

-Half an hour.

She'll call her back.

Thank you.

-Okay.

-This is just flora.

They haven't completed the fauna audit.

-What are they?

-E-mails.

That one's from Stuart, and he's CC'ed Katie and Nat.

-Why have I got all three computers?

-In case you want to CC them back.

-Okay.

Flora and faun-- Which is the animals?

-Fauna.

-This is flora.

Why is it so thick?

-They've discovered a grass.

-Oh, you're kidding me.

-"Agrostis adamsunii."

-Oh, it's got a Latin name... -It's "perennial remnant ground cover."

-What's "perennial" mean?

-Don't know.

-What's "remnant" mean?

-Not sure.

But I think that "ground cover" is when it covers the ground.

-Kind of worked that one out.

-It's listed as "vulnerable."

-That can't be good.

Where's Nat?

-Still with Rhonda.

-Where's Scott?

-Rhonda.

-Hugh?

-Helping Amy deliver e-mails.

-Can you get him back here please?

Okay.

-Oh, and do you want me to look up "perennial"?

-Yes, please.

-Okay.

♪♪♪ -You look confused.

-I still don't see what's wrong with our current site.

-Really?

Where's the interactivity?

The multimedia content?

The real-time updates?

-What are we updating?

-Over to you.

I suggest our projects.

Everything we're doing.

-But a lot of our projects are still in the pipeline.

-Love it!

-Love what?

-"The Pipeline."

That is what we are calling the new website.

-Rhonda, I wouldn't text it yet.

-And...done.

Now...we need to be driving traffic, getting hits, unique page views, click bait... -Bounce rates.

-That's the one.

-Shouldn't we wait till we've actually built something?

-We're about to build a website.

-Exactly.

So let's get the conversation started.

-With who?

-Stakeholders.

Let them know everything we're doing.

What we're building, dredging, what you told me about before with the...?

-Container terminal.

-The containers and the terminals, the barge from Holland and Stacie... -Stephanie.

-...and everything!

-Put it all in the Pipeline.

-Yes!

Now we're away.

-Okay, so the answer's yes, but if I want to CC everyone else with that e-mail... -I'll type "yes" it onto each of them and then get Amy to distribute them.

-Okay.

I need that e-mail.

Hey!

-Hey.

How's it going?

-Good, yeah... -Just wondering, how are we looking with the new port?

-Container terminal.

-That's the one.

Yeah, yeah, all good?

-Yeah, I sent you an update last week.

-Ah, yeah, it had a lot of attachments.

What's a Dropbox?

-It's fine.

All looking good.

Yeah, yeah... -Wow, this is, ah... This is impressive.

-Yeah.

-When do we -- When do we start digging?

-Dredging.

-Dredging.

-Yeah, well this is just a preliminary sketch.

It's a schematic of how the railway line's gonna come in and go along -- -Can I take this upstairs?

-Not locked in yet.

Commercial-in-confidence.

-Just to give them a sense of where we're heading.

Let people know that we're making some progress.

-Sure, yeah, I'd just keep a lid on that.

There could be a minor issue.

-Is it budget?

If it is, add another zero.

Seriously.

-Environmental.

-[ Groaning ] -Probably nothing.

Someone just commissioned a species audit for the site.

-Is this the Leadbeater's possum again?

-No... -'Cause we've got a wind farm at the moment and we're trying to get the little buggers to live inside the pylons, and it's just a nightmare... -No, this is flora.

-Which are the animals?

-Fauna.

-Oh, you've dodged a bullet there.

-Yeah, but there's this grass here on the site.

-What does it do?

-We don't know yet.

-But you've got it under control?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'd just keep a lid on any big statements till we -- yeah.

-Yeah.

Absolutely, absolutely!

Let me know if you need any heads kicked.

-Will do.

-In fact, just while... I might just... -Yeah, I... [ Camera shutter clicks ] -There we go.

Just the one.

Just the one.

-Yeah.

-They'll love this.

-But just it's commercial-in-con... -Oh, wow.

Nat.

-Yeah?

-Nat, come check this out.

-What?

Can't you just send it to me?

-No, you have to see it.

-What is it?

-A website.

How cool is that?

-It's a Danish furniture company.

-Yeah, but I love the way the images swirl when you... -Scott, we've got three major projects due to complete.

-Yep.

The container terminal, the website, and... -The website's not one of them.

-Yeah, but Rhonda wanted us to come up with some... -Forget Rhonda.

Seriously, I didn't understand a word she said.

-Maybe we should go on one of those conferences?

-No, maybe we should get back to what we're supposed to be doing.

-Which is not the website?

-Not the website.

♪♪♪ -Those Danish sure know how to make furniture.

-That's it?

-Yes.

-That?

-Yep.

-You sure it's not a weed?

Like the original died and that grew in its place?

-Ah, no, that's it.

Agrostis adamsonii.

-Grass.

Don't get fooled by Latin names.

What's special about it?

-Well, it's a perennial.

-And?

-And remnant.

-And?

-Vulnerable.

-W-Where is it?

-Ah, just in the red here.

There's a section here.

And here.

-That's all?

-I think so.

-We're seriously gonna let two patches of grass... -Remnant ground cover.

-Grass.

-Sorry.

-...hold up a multibillion dollar nation-building dream?

-Yep.

-Oh, well, let's move it.

-I don't think you can.

-It's not a redwood.

-Maybe we could build around it?

-It's right in the middle of the construction site.

Seriously, I need some options, and right now one of them is Jim's Mowing.

-The report recommends that we leave it in situ.

-I've warned you about Latin names.

-I don't think we can move it.

-Who wrote this report?

-Um... Shall we get him in?

-Yeah, yeah, let's get him in.

-Okay.

-Do I need to water this?

♪♪♪ -Rhonda.

-Karsten.

Good to see you.

-Good to see you.

-Good to see you.

Take a seat and make yourselves at home.

Would you like any drinks?

-These are all preliminary designs, is that right, Karsten?

-Very much first impressions.

-Very exciting.

-When you think of the Nation Building Authority, what is the first word that springs to mind?

-Um, "building"?

-Second word.

-"Future"?

-"Pipeline."

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your new home page.

[ Clicks ] [ Sound effect builds ] [ Dramatic thump ] -Love it.

-But in terms of traffic flow going away from the terminal, do we need to allow for additional parking after they've, um... Just hang on a second, Phil.

Yeah?

-Two things.

Andrea won't be in Wednesday.

It's now Thursday.

-Who's Andrea?

-From downstairs.

Coming back to get her card.

-Okay.

-And you've got your meeting.

About the grass.

-Oh, they guy that wrote the report.

Sorry, Phil, I'm gonna have to go.

I'll call you back in five.

Yeah, sorry about that.

Um, better grab Hugh.

And -- what's his name?

It's not a "he."

-What's her name?

-It's not a "she."

It's a "them."

[ Indistinct conversations ] -Oh, flip me.

Hello, everyone.

-G'day.

-Kevin.

-Tony.

Yeah, hi, all.

Hi, all.

Look, I don't want to take up everyone's time.

Is it essential that you all be here?

-Well, it's a panel report and it's important that everyone's on the same page.

-Okay.

Well, we're all here so let's get started.

-Sorry, all.

-Oh, oh, ah, yep, yep.

Shuffle down, yeah.

Pop in here.

I was just gonna say before we begin, I just want -- yeah... Oh, another one.

Why don't you just pop straight here?

Yeah, sorry, I'll just... Okay, alright, we all here?

Before we begin I just thought we'd get a sense of who everyone is.

-Well, we're all connected with the Department of Environment.

-Yep, but who's here specifically as the grass expert?

-Well, I oversee our ground cover frameworks.

-Yep, and, um...?

-Oh, well, this is Graeme and Ben and Lisa.

And they handle species preservation protocols.

Yep.

-Handy too.

And, um... -Oh, that's Alan.

-Alan, you're from...?

-Alpine National Parks.

Alpine?

If it's not too rude... -Alan.

-Alan.

Why are you here?

-There's a river on your boundary.

-Yeah, I saw that.

-Technically, part of its watershed includes Alpine National Park.

-600 kilometers away, though.

-Shared catchment basin.

Anything you do on site could impact on the Alpine area.

-Water still flows downhill, doesn't it, Kevin?

-Well, I think we should bring Brian in on this.

-Okay, yeah, well who's Brian?

-Right here.

And apologies for not making it in this morning.

-This is very much just a mock-up.

The full version will have 3-D graphics, GIFs... -Music.

Tell them about the music.

-We are thinking of sonically branding each page.

So, for example, "About Us"... [ Funky theme plays ] "Values."

[ Clang! ]

Go ahead.

-Sorry, Karsten, what's "get involved"?

-It's this.

[ Fanfare plays ] -No, not what does it sound like.

What does it mean?

-Means "to get involved."

[ Fanfare plays ] -How?

-There's a whole range of ways we can engage with the stakeholders.

-Such as?

-Over to you.

Karsten and I can't do everything.

-Why would we want people involved?

[ Fanfare plays ] -Because we are generating interactivity.

Listen, if we don't start a conversation and get people involved... -Do it again... -Listening... If we don't get people involved, we may as well go back to the old website.

-Exactly.

-Yes, exactly.

Finally.

Penny drops.

Karsten.

-Okay, "projects."

-Rhonda... -Wait, wait.

-Will that have sonic branding?

-Oh, yes.

-Rhonda, some of those are yet to be signed off on.

-Great.

Let's get that out there.

"This project approved."

"This project pending."

"This project delivered on time, under budget."

Let's start tweeting, hash-tagging, crowd-sourcing.

-Get the Pipeline flowing.

-Thank you!

And... -Vlogs.

We use self-generated audio-visual content and let the users a genuine sense of what it's like to work here -- at the NBA, to feel the heartbeat... [ Tapping rhythmically ] ...of nation building.

-You want to film the office?

-I do not.

I want to video-blog it.

-Show the sort of people who are building our nation's future.

[ Clang! ]

-Not sure about that one.

Love this one.

[ Funky theme playing ] -[ Imitating bass line ] -If we're not careful here, there's a real danger some of these grasses could simply disappear.

-Make our job easier.

Joking, of course.

I'd hate to see us lose anything, um, remnant or... -Perennial.

-Perennial.

-Well, this is a very vulnerable species.

Yeah, I picked that up.

But what are our options, Kevin, in terms of moving forward?

-Well, I don't want to speak for everyone, especially those people who aren't here.

-Who's not here?

-Well, there's, ah... -Should I make the apologies?

-No, no, no.

Just let's keep going.

We'll get the apologies later.

-The point is, I think we'd all be uncomfortable doing anything that compromised its habitat.

-Not in my backyard.

-Your backyard's in another time zone, Alan.

I value your input, thank you, but we're just struggling to make progress.

-Yeah, we are in a bit of a bind.

-[ Chuckling ] We seem to be... Can you just excuse me for a minute?

I've just remembered something I had to do.

-Get the apologies now?

-Yeah.

Katie?

Katie?

What are you doing?

-Muffins.

-What?

-You've been in there for such a long time.

-Yeah, I'm trying to starve them out.

Look, in about two minutes can you come in and call me away?

-What for?

-I don't care.

Just make it look urgent.

-Do I bring the muffins?

-No!

In fact, turn off the heaters.

We'll try and freeze them out as well.

-Where's the thermostat?

-Why did you say we had to leave?

-Because we've got more important things to worry about.

-But Karsten still had more menu items... -Scott, what did I say to you?

-Three big projects.

-Thank you.

-Is one of them the second airport?

-Yes!

-Your basic problem is it's a dryland grass.

You start building around it, you've got runoff, pooling issues.

Too much water can cause enormous damage.

-Again, solutions, though, Kevin.

I mean, could we drain the water?

-Where would it go?

-Into the river?

-Ooh, I wouldn't go putting water into a river.

-Yeah, we may need to revisit what the role of a river is, 'cause I thought it was for the transport of -- what's up?

-Sorry to interrupt, everyone.

[ Pants ] Tony, it's -- it's urgent.

-Oh, what is?

-Oh.

-You've stopped panting.

-[ Panting ] Oh, um, it's the, um... -Yeah, that!

-You know?

-Yeah, yeah.

Okay, alright.

Sorry, ladies and gentlemen, we might have to leave it there.

-Absolutely, mate.

You run along.

-Yeah, so thank you very much for your input.

Very valuable.

We'll keep you posted on... What are we doing?

-Date for our next meeting.

-Oh, good thinking.

-No, it's not.

Why would we have a next meeting?

-Well, presumably, we're gonna form a working party?

That is if it's alright with everyone.

Is that okay?

Yep?

Yep?

Then it's decided.

Don't let us hold you up.

We'll be in touch with the date.

-Or dates.

-Dates... Yes, alright.

-Why were you puffing?

-Trying to make it look urgent.

How did we end up with a working party?

-I don't know.

-What's happening?

-I'm trying to kill a grass.

You?

-Oh, I'm trying to kill a website.

-What?

-Don't ask.

-You know what, after they leave, e-mail them all and explain we don't need any more meet-- Ah!

-There you are.

How'd that urgent matter go?

-What?

Oh!

Fine!

Yeah.

Phew.

-Oh.

Yeah?

Ooh, muffins!

Who are they for?

-You.

-Excellent.

We'll be back!

[ Chuckles ] Can I take these?

-Yeah, pop them in.

-Sure.

-Muffins!

-No water!

♪♪ ♪♪♪ -Yellow or white?

-You choose.

White.

Yeah, white.

Why do I need a hard hat anyway?

-It's mandatory for site visits.

-We're visiting grass.

I mean, the biggest danger is gonna be hay fever.

-Shall I get some antihistamines?

-No, Hugh.

Why have I got a whistle?

-Fog?

-We're not going ocean racing, we're going... -Oh, and Marni's agreed to meet us there.

-Who's Marni?

-Our horticultural advisor.

She's an expert on Agrostis... -Yeah, grass.

-Tony, are you right for your meeting?

-What?

-The working party.

-When?

-Now.

-When was that decided?

-Amy sent you an e-mail.

The black laptop.

-Are they here now?

-Mm-hmm.

In the foyer.

Amy's looking for more chairs.

'Cause even Brian's been able to make it.

-Could you tell them we've been called away urgently and they can meet without us?

And don't pant.

-Can we use your chair?

-Sure.

How are we gonna get out of here without them seeing us?

-Um, we could use the stairs?

-I'm not gonna sneak out of my own office.

Actually... ♪♪♪ [ Hard hat clacks ] Shh!

This is pathetic.

-Shall we go back upstairs?

-No!

I couldn't stand sitting through another meeting with those people.

Let's just get to the site.

[ Thuds ] Kidding me.

Have you got a phone?

-Ah, yep.

-Can you call Katie and tell her to come outside?

-No reception.

Ah, no bars.

-What are we supposed to do now?

-[ Blowing whistle ] [ Whistle blowing in distance ] -Is that a kettle?

♪♪♪ -This is not it here, no?

-No.

-Okay.

Is this the one?

-No, that's an exotic.

And so's that one.

-So who are the good guys?

-We try not to be prejudiced against any of the species.

-Now I'm afraid to move.

I mean, which is the one we're worried about?

-Oh, I think your colleague's standing on it.

-This?

This is it?

-Agrostis adamsonii.

-And what exactly is so important about it?

-What do you mean?

-Well, I mean, can you eat it or make baskets out of it?

If you feed it to cows do you get Wagyu beef?

I don't know what the big deal about it is.

-Nat!

Rhonda wants to know if you're free for a content update meeting this afternoon.

-What?

-For the Pipeline?

-No, not really.

-It's at 2:00.

Oh, and, Scotty, these are for you.

-What are they?

-A list of frequently asked questions for the website.

-Beauty.

-She wants you to come up with some answers.

-I've got a question.

Why are we still wasting time on this?

-I think she just wants answers, not questions.

-Yeah, she's already supplied the questions.

"What is our purpose?"

-Come back to that.

-"What are our priorities?"

-Pass.

-"Who is the NBA answerable to?"

-Oh!

I did know that.

Next.

-"What is the process by which decisions are made?"

-I'd delete that one.

-"If a complaint or concern is made, what is the appro..." -And that one.

-And that one.

-And what exactly is so special about it?

-Well, there's not a lot of it left.

-Yeah, but, I mean, no one's gonna miss it.

Worst case scenario -- Say someone spilt a bit of Roundup on it.

I mean, what would be the problem?

-Apart from criminal damage?

-Let's say no one saw me.

I mean, them.

The poison people.

-It's a loss of biodiversity.

-And?

-It's a very vulnerable species.

-It's lasted three million years.

It's not like we have to put it in the humidicrib.

Look, you know what?

I'll tell you what's the most vulnerable thing right now -- It's a $1.7 billion infrastructure project because that's standing in the way.

-Yes, I certainly see your problem.

-And do you certainly see my solution?

-Yes.

-Does it involve a container terminal?

-No.

-See, that's not a solution, Marni.

I really appreciate the effort and... [ Whistle blows ] -There's more Agrostis here.

-Oh, great!

-Just remember why we came, Hugh!

But, I mean, wonderful.

-Can I have my whistle back now?

-No.

What the hell's going on?

-We are filming, for the website.

Now, are you right to do your vlog at 3:00?

-What are you talking about?

-Rhonda.

She wants all senior staff members to record a message for the site.

We're going visually interactive.

-I am so sorry.

-Get rid of them.

-I can't.

They're booked for an eight-hour call.

-I don't care.

-Do you want me to shoot Rhonda first?

-Yes.

Shoot Rhonda.

Make it a head shot.

-Good idea.

-Okay.

Katie?

-Hello?

-Who are you?

-This is Isabelle.

She's playing me.

-Why?

-By 6:00 tonight it'll all be gone!

-Alright, Katie, I need you in the office.

Real Katie!

I realize it's an extra cost, but you're gonna have to hold the ship for a couple of days.

There's no point in putting it to sea if we have to pull back on... Yep, no, I will definitely give you an update.

Alright, I'll let you know as soon as possible.

Yep.

-Should have been filming that.

So real.

Okay, so, well, I'm just gonna move this... -Careful with that.

It's vulnerable.

-It looks dead.

-Just be careful.

Okay, so, what I'm imagining is, you are looking out the window.

You are imagining possibilities.

You turn back to camera, a slight smile, and you read.

Okay, for rehearsal, people.

And...action.

-Hi, I'm Tony Woodford, and welcome to the official website of the Nation Building Austr-- it's Authority.

-Okay, we'll fix that.

Just picking it up... -Here are the NBA -- That's... -We'll fix that... -At the NBA we're looking at tomorrow by overseeing a range of exciting, visionary projects that will help cement this country's future.

You could call it -- -Pause!

For music.

CGI swirl.

-[ Whooshing ] -Thank you, Scotty.

And back to you.

-You could call it "Building for a Better Australia."

-Here's those plans you wanted, Tim.

-It's Tony, Katie.

-I'm Isabelle.

-Yeah, but you're playing Katie.

-Oh, sorry, I thought you were talking to Isabelle.

-No, I was talking to Katie.

-Tony?

-Yeah, real Katie?

Yeah?

-I think your plant's smoking.

-Oh, Jesus!

Katie!

Real Katie!

Can you grab the fire extinguisher?

-Yeah.

-Oh!

-Is it out?

-It's not dead, is it?

-It's hard to tell.

It's a bit black.

-But they're an arid species.

The Aborigines would have burnt them over the years.

-Ah, guys?

Just had a call from Marni.

-Who's Marni?

-The horticulturist we met on site.

-I do not want to speak to her.

-She thinks she might have a solution.

-Put her through.

Oh, keep it cool or something.

-[ Blows ] -No, I've got that, Marni, but what you're saying is it's like a buffer zone?

What was that?

"Riparian nature easement."

Surrounding the grass.

And that will protect it?

Okay, but at least I can start dredging?

Yeah, okay, well, I'm gonna hang up now.

Hanging up.

Hung up.

Katie?

-Yes, Tim?

-No, real Katie.

Get the working party back in.

-That was great.

Some good stuff in there.

Can we go from the top?

-That was real.

-Oh?

[ Indistinct conversations, telephone ringing ] -So what do you think, Kevin?

-I think a properly constituted buffer zone could work.

-So we've got a solution?

-I think so.

All agreed?

-Yeah, definitely.

-Yes.

-Well, looks like it's unanimous.

-Just one concern from me... -Noted, Brian.

Well, thank you very much for your input.

-Thank you, Tony.

-And, uh -- oh!

-Muffins?

-Yes!

-Yes!

Slide 'em down here.

-It's actually not that bad.

[ Funky theme plays ] -Can we watch it with the sound down a little?

-Really?

-Just a little.

-What about the khur-kah?

-Morning, all.

-Hi, Jim.

-Hey, I like your vlog.

-Oh, thanks.

-Who's your new assistant?

-She's from an agency.

-So we're all good?

-Yeah, yeah.

-With the port?

-Yeah, the Wilhelmina III left Rotterdam three hours ago.

-Ohh, that's great news.

Yeah, 'cause we had a setback with the wind farm.

Leadbeater possums.

Very picky about where they'll live.

Yeah, little fellas wouldn't take to the pylons.

And they've got to live below a certain -- -Anyway, we're good, yeah.

-Yeah, that's great.

Well done.

Can I grab Exhibit A?

-Yes, yes.

Katie, can you get the plans for Jim?

-This is exciting.

Good job.

-Thank you.

Yeah, we're finally building something.

-Ooh!

What's this?

-This is the Pipeline.

-Wow!

"Nation Building Authority."

[ Funky theme plays ] That's -- can we turn it up?

-That is sonic branding.

-Wow!

-What's that?

-Species audit.

-I thought we'd put that to bed.

Part two.

This is fauna.

Animals.

-Why is there a USB stick in it?

[ Animal chirping intermittently ] [ Animal croaks ] -That's the one.

-Endangered?

-Yep.

-Protected?

-Mm-hmm.

-Does it eat grass?

♪♪ ♪♪♪ -We at the NBA -- -Okay, it just sounds like you're reading.

-Well, I am reading.

-Okay, but just ignore these words.

Don't ignore them, but just relax.

Okay, head forward but chin up.

-We at the NBA -- -Okay, your chin's dropping.

-Okay.

We at the NBA -- -In your own words.

-Alright.

We here at the NBA -- -Just relax!

-We here at the NBA -- -Chin's dropping again.

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