The much-talked meeting between Jacinda Ardern and Australia’s national cabinet had to be abandoned today, after none of Australia’s state or federal leaders could get a steady internet connection. The New Zealand PM was left to finish the call on her own.
The first words of the historic Trans-Tasman meeting were “Can you hear me? What about now?”, followed by a rousing speech by Scott Morrison where he asked if this thing is on.
Scott Morrison then thanked Ms Ardern … joining … call … important … joint … pandemic … dropping … out, before asking for technical assistance. “Sorry … telling me … connection unstable,” he said.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian joined Mr Morrison in thanking Ms Ardern and … what … together … achieve … sorry … not … ..king … fuck this piece of shit.
New Zealand, which has proper internet, said it would seek to reschedule the meeting to a landline telephone call later in the week.
It is the first time a New Zealander has participated in an Australian cabinet meeting since Barnaby Joyce in 2018.
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