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S1 • E1
A stranger arrives in Emu Springs. Who is he? Whoever he is, it's clear he's not impressed with the local radio station 3ES where Ryan is in the chair and station manager Helen Virtue is enchanted with the rhythms of the Tango.
S1 • E2
Emu Springs is in a flurry after the collapse of the Poppet Head - the beloved and long-standing symbol of the district's mining past, throwing into doubt major planned events.
S1 • E3
Stuart smooths things over with Julia while Harry discovers he has something of a soul-mate in the old storekeeper, Len Taylor.
S1 • E4
Helen sacks Tom, but the damage has been done. Doug instructs Helen to get Tom back. He's good for business. When Harry learns that Len has "spun a yarn" about early Oz Rock, he is not concerned. He's found a new friend in Emu Springs.
S1 • E5
When Stephanie Bennett, a Melbourne journalist, visits Emu Springs, Tom Dooley fears she's out to get him. As Doug and the media-shy Julia prepare for an interview with Stephanie , Megan manages to gain an attachment to the crew.
S1 • E6
Tom Dooley decides that the radio station is no longer safe if he is to avoid Stephanie, and Megan discovers that journalists have their own brand of creative interpretations.
S1 • E7
Tom Dooley returns to work only to be confronted by a rabidly determined Stephanie Bennett. Unhappy with the direction his breakfast show is taking and fearing professional embarrassment, Tom reclaims his breakfast spot.
S1 • E8
Tom shatters Stephanie's chances of success by inveigling his way into the hearts of the county-folk, but Stuart and Len soon bring him down to earth.
S1 • E9
Inspired by Tom's rhetoric, and with his father's blessing, Joe decides to take a risk on a new investment strategy for the farm by changing to fine wool production. The trouble is, he neglects to inform Sally of his grand plans.
S1 • E10
Sally and Joe's relationship is on a communication roller coaster ride with Sally's disillusionment over her husband's inability to confide in her and Joe's disappointment at his wife's lack of trust in his judgement.
S1 • E11
Mon seeks to mend the rift between Len and their absent son, Wayne. Stuart is being mysterious about plans for the pub.
S1 • E12
There are winners and losers when Stuart introduces the pokies to Emu Springs. It's payback time for a recalcitrant Tom over the chair issue.
S1 • E13
Harry gives a wrong call as goal umpire. Emu Springs loses another match and the sponsor switches support to the victorious Stockton Stingers.
S1 • E14
Mon's grandfather, Arthur Donnelly, disappeared on the night the Crawford Horseshoe nugget went missing. A reward was posted. When Harry finds gold, Len thinks the body should be there as well.
S1 • E15
Helen, Harry, Len and Mon each have a different perspective on the discovery of the gold and bones. Each has trouble keeping the find to themselves, and it's not long before the news spreads and Dr. Eva becomes involved.
S1 • E16
Julia and Mon continue to argue over the gold, while Harry maintains possession and dreams of all the cool things he could possibly buy with it.
S1 • E17
After Tom narrowly avoids colliding with Dr Eva's rail trolley, he uses the airways to vent his road rage and challenges her right to use the line and her professional approach as a doctor.
S1 • E18
Joe is frustrated by the non-performing ram who won't reproduce. Meanwhile Harry has been asked to write an essay and looks for inspiration from Helen, but she is too busy dealing with the war between Tom and Eva.
S1 • E19
Harry is caught up with the problems of life and goal umpiring, whilst Stuart and Ryan are sheepish about their involvement in getting Len sent to hospital with an attack.
S1 • E20
Tom apologizes on air to Dr Eva sporting a rooster peck. He has to swallow his pride and present himself to her for an injection before lockjaw sets in.
S1 • E21
With advertising revenue up at 3ES and ratings soaring, Doug presents his staff with a 10% bonus.
S1 • E22
Megan commences her late night music show, adopting much of Tom's "intimate" style, and is flattered when she attracts the attention of Sean, one of her listeners.
S1 • E23
As a last ditch effort to avoid the sales of 3ES, Helen takes some drastic action. Julia also voices her disapproval and Doug is left between a rock and a hard place.
S1 • E24
The football team are rocked by Len's strange behaviour, and like the rest of the town are further devastated by his latest announcement.
S1 • E25
Honey Fever has hit Emu Springs as Len's special honey is back on the shelves, but the good people of Emu Springs are finding they feel just a little bit funny.
S1 • E26
Harry, racked by grief he is unable to express, takes off in the ute, leading to a frantic search. Len blames himself and knows that if he had the guts to tell Harry he was sick, this would not have happened.
S1 • E27
Helen becomes attracted to Cameron, the suave crop duster. Ryan and Megan are secretly amused when Tom, hung-over from his dinner with Julia, is stung by a bee. The members of the foot club vote to re-instate Len as coach.
S1 • E28
Creeping closer to a real awareness that his mortality is limited, Len seeks guidance from Dr. Eva and Father Brian. But it's Helen who puts the brakes on his growing despair.
S1 • E29
Tom lectures his fellow townsfolk about embracing a time of change and it isn't long before changes begin to add a new and uncomfortable dimension to life in Emu Springs.
S1 • E30
When Tom is personally affected by the impending departure of the chemist, he launches a campaign to keep him in town, thoughtlessly sparking a feud with the neighbouring town of Bullandra.
S1 • E31
Mon succumbs as the water crisis in town escalates. Meanwhile Doug uses his resources to solve the bore water deficit.
S1 • E32
Through Stuart's investigative work, it is revealed that Hoppy's pig farm is the cause for the contamination of the town's water.
S1 • E33
Tom initiates an anti-football crusade just as the season is about to end in a blaze of glory for the once mighty long suffering Emus.
S1 • E34
Mon and Len's son Wayne returns home to a less than enthusiastic welcome from his father.
S1 • E35
When Mon tells Wayne that Len has emphysema, the need to make up with his father is brought into sharp focus, but made difficult by the fact that these two men are peas in a pod. Eventually, in their own way, they reconcile.
S1 • E36
Harry and Helen begin to face Warwick's death; Helen for the first time acknowledges the positives of her relationship with Warwick.
S1 • E37
Joe Sabatini is frustrated by the lack of attention Emu Springs is receiving from the government - roads are archaic, bordering on dangerous.
S1 • E38
Joe's foray into the political arena develops when he accepts the nomination for President of the Springs Farmers Association and is elected unexpectedly.
S1 • E39
Joe is learning the hard way that there's more to politics than pure idealism. Losing his temper during some verbal jousting with Doug leaves him wondering if he's really cut out for life as a politician.
S1 • E40
A bewildered Tom confronts Jennifer about her sudden departure from their romantic evening, only to be met with some hard truths.
S1 • E41
After several unpleasing experiences hitching rides with the locals, Tom manages to finesse his way into a deal for a brand new car from Ralph Dewey at Dewey Motors.
S1 • E42
Sally and Helen bring Matt (Sandy Winton) home and have Dr. Eva give him a thorough examination. Miraculously, there's barely a scratch on him but it is decided that he will stay at Tale Farm for a few days.
S1 • E43
Ryan continues to try and teach Mon to drive but ends up being fired by her for his "inexperience." Stuart reluctantly takes her on with similar disastrous results.
S1 • E44
Megan's Womens' Sports hour is under threat until she lands the lascivious Ralph Dewey as a sponsor on the promise of him meeting some glamorous female athletes.
S1 • E45
Doug returns to Merinda to celebrate his and Julia's wedding anniversary, but Julia has completely forgotten.
S1 • E46
Ryan loses his confidence to defend his title as Dart champion of the Bullandra district when he can't find his lucky darts. Everyone pulls together to restore his winning edge.
S1 • E47
When Julia fails to show for Rural Roundup, Ryan is thrust into the breach. But his performance is way below par as his anxiety over the darts tournament builds.
S1 • E48
Tom is pillored on air following the Bill Clinton schemozzle. But Helen has other things on her mind when Julia show's up for work a day late and then struggles to get through her program.
S1 • E49
Mon conjures up a unique plan to finance possible extensions to her shop. Joe and Sally feel left out of the equation when they learn Helen plans to move out of Tale Farm.
S1 • E50
At the Tale Farm Harry seems to be stinking the place out, much to Helen's distress. Joe puts it down to puberty, but the real culprit is Harry's new pet - a ferret.
S1 • E51
Mon conjures up a unique plan to finance possible extensions to her shop.
S1 • E52
Helen has to make a choice between the family unit and her own interests, while Harry, with the help of his pet ferret, catches several rabbits, but faces a dilemma about their fate.
S1 • E53
A series of somewhat odious incidents leads Joe to wonder if he is being specifically targeted.
S1 • E54
When Ryan's dad Jeff (Terry Gill) volunteers to help Mon with her first delivery he gets a bit more than he bargained for.
S1 • E55
In the aftermath of the crash Joe and Sally begin to feel the financial implications. Ryan grapples with his feelings of loyalty to his father and a burning desire to return to his first love - radio.
S1 • E56
Sally is relieved to discover the unusually high drop-out rate in her class isn't linked to the "vendetta."
S1 • E57
The district is buzzing with talk of The Kissing Bandit on the run in the area.
S1 • E58
Ryan and Megan take over the night spot left vacant by the suspension of Father Brian. The Kissing Bandit continues to be the main topic of the show until Helen puts her foot down.
S1 • E59
Matt Bateman returns much to the delight of the inhabitants of Tale Farm. Tom, his nose out of joint at Matt's popularity, is less enthused and remains sniffy to the end.
S1 • E60
Mon has decided to go for her license but is clearly nervous about the outcome. It takes support from Julia who continues teaching her while maintaining her fitness campaign by running alongside Mon's slow moving vehicle.
S1 • E61
Stuart cops nothing but trouble as he attempts to enforce a healthy new menu upon his recalcitrant clientele. Ron Thomas, a charmer with a shady past encourages Mon to make a killing selling chips in the pub, just to get up Stuart's nose.
S1 • E62
Tom reveals his intention to escape in air conditioned comfort to Sydney. Meanwhile, Helen is carrying the added burden of knowing about Tom's decision to pull out of the MapleCo deal.
S1 • E63
Heatwave conditions are melting everyone in Emu Springs and to cap it all off, there's a power failure. As Ryan keeps the radio station going on a wing and a prayer, Mon worries about her stock.
S1 • E64
Doug and Julia are faced with totally unexpected news when Dr. Eva calls them in for new test results.
S1 • E65
Julia and Doug try to come to terms with her pregnancy.
S1 • E66
Matt rejects the idea of MapleCo sponsoring the ball. Sally enlists Tom's support in trying to change Matt's mind and Doug continues to feel shut out by Julia.
S1 • E67
As Friendship Week gets into full swing, Tom throws a spanner in the works by announcing on-air that Ava Gardner said Emu Springs was even more of a dump than Melbourne.
S1 • E68
Tom tries to prove that he understands friendship, but Helen's had enough of his games and dismisses his efforts as just another ploy and Harry and Father Brian are concerned about Mon's desperate belief that Len is sending her messages.
S1 • E69
It's Fire Awareness Week and Tom creates controversy on air by launching into a debate about the benefits of a volunteer fire service versus a professional one.
S1 • E70
Ryan can't reach his father who has become withdrawn since taking blame publicly for the death of his mates in the fire.
S1 • E71
Stuart and Eva's attraction deepens but they struggle to find time to explore their new feelings for one another.
S1 • E72
Jeff hits rock-bottom when he's engulfed by the guilt he's feeling about the accidental deaths of his fire- fighting mates.
S1 • E73
Helen is preparing for a glorious week alone immersing herself in all things Italian, while Joe, Sally and Harry prepare to head for the coast in the caravan.
S1 • E74
Ryan sets up Megan to enter her in the Queen of the Springs contest. An old friend of Len's arrives to stay at the pub, Cedric, who is determined to paint the town red.
S1 • E75
Tom returns sheepishly from hospital and tries to make light of his collapse, but Helen probes and gets him to admit it was a panic attack.
S1 • E76
Far from backing down on Megan's challenge for them both to enter the Queen of the Springs contest, Ryan gets into it with gusto, challenging Megan on the finer points of grooming.
S1 • E77
A contest to see who will be Queen of Emu Springs brings out conflicting emotions in the locals.
S1 • E78
The Queen of the Springs Contest causes ructions in the Emu Springs Community as Megan refuses to take it seriously and Kerri-Anne sees her attitude as a slight on her own, sincere aspirations.
S1 • E79
Tom's horoscope prowess is becoming too great a burden. The Springs Ball preparations take their toll on everyone.
S1 • E80
Everyone frocks up for the Springs Ball. A night of soul searching, revelations and farewells...The Queen of the Springs contestants exploit their five seconds in the spotlight.
S1 • E81
Tom has had word out of Canberra that the Government is planning to re-open the rail link to Emu Springs. Although Senator Rutherford tries to scotch the rumour, it is given legs by the arrival in town of an architect, Esther Collins.
S1 • E82
Tom uses the air waves to launch an assault against the by-pass proposal, while Mon refuses to serve anyone unless they sign her petition opposing the new road.
S1 • E83
Stuart begins to have concerns about Esther's influence over his impressionable daughter and Mon runs her own private protest when she brings her old Imperial cash register into the shop.
S1 • E84
Doug aims for a win/win result in the by-pass debate. Spurred on by his success, he decides to reveal his biggest secret - the fact that he's a cross dresser.
S1 • E85
The tension between Joe and Sally is having an impact on Harry who lays all the blame on Sally. Father Brian gets involved with a charity that aims to give city kids a taste of country life.
S1 • E86
Mon finds herself in some financial difficulty and decides to take steps to remedy the situation. There is a wine marketing push at the pub and Father Brian and Stuart taste a few too many premium drops.
S1 • E87
When Mon and Stuart announce to Father Brian that they've won lotto's second division, the man of the cloth is thrilled.
S1 • E88
At first, it seems Father Brian's experiment of faith with the lotto ticket has fallen flat. At long last, Joe and Sally break down the silence barrier and talk about the issue that has torn them apart - Sally's relationship with Matt.
S1 • E89
Though Tom's morning editorial is about humans connecting, he is scathing about Megan's planned "Heart to Heart" debut broadcast.
S1 • E90
Megan's first "Heart to Heart" doesn't quite live up to her expectations, but Helen is pleased with it - and even Tom tuned in.
S1 • E91
Helen is less than thrilled when she is inundated with flowers from Gavin.
S1 • E92
Ryan pleads with Joyce to seek help for her addiction, but she can't face the stigma. Eventually, she admits her problem to Eva.
S1 • E93
Tom is horrified to discover his auditor is none other than Candy. Megan talks of love on her match-making show.
S1 • E94
With his birthday party only days away, Stuart listens to Dr. Eva talk about the importance of creating memorable moments on special days, and an idea begins to form.
S1 • E95
Tom is in a panic after discovering a foul-tempered Candy, still reeling from her disastrous date with Joe. Will she take out her bad luck in love on his tax audit? J
S1 • E96
Joe and Sally continue to miserably exist without each other, before deciding to try counselling. Now comes the hard part; working it all out.
S1 • E97
Megan is supposed to hand over the running of the pub to her Uncle Nev, but when he fails to turn up, under-age and overworked Megan must hold the fort.
S1 • E98
Julia is desperate to find a way of helping Christine, but the pressure she is bringing to bear is too much.
S1 • E99
Julia and Doug wrestle with feelings of helplessness as they search for a way to help Christine deal with the disappointment of not being able to have children.
S1 • E100
Joe and Sally fail to find the common ground they need to repair their relationship.
S1 • E101
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S1 • E102
To Tom's dismay, his mother, Ruth arrives. He finds himself in the awkward position of having to present the fantasy girlfriend (Helen) he invented for Ruth's benefit.
S1 • E103
Disturbed by the friction her offer to Christine has caused in the family, Julia confides her dilemma to Father Brian.
S1 • E104
Urged on by Helen, Tom tries to muster the courage to confront his mother that they are not together. Stuart insists he's not being sexist about Mon's appointment as coach, but Megan has her doubts.
S1 • E105
When Tom makes fun of an Emu Springs' institution - the Giant Gilly Flats Travelling Earthworm Display - an avenging Ryan inadvertently sparks a district-wide health scare; but for Harry and Tom it's no hoax.
S1 • E106
Sally becomes home nurse for Harry and Tom who have both been hit hard by the mumps.
S1 • E107
The aftermath of the fire is causing some problems for Jimmy Hibberd. The feeling around town is that he might've been responsible.
S1 • E108
Things are not looking good for Jimmy and skipping town seems to be the only solution. Tom's experience with Home Nursing has brought him back to Tale Farm, humbled and seeking refuge.
S1 • E109
It's a full moon in Emu Springs and lunacy is in the air. Sally, while anxiously waiting for word from Joe in Italy, discovers wicca craft and herbal cures.
S1 • E110
Helen's worst fears are realised as she observes an apparently love-struck Ryan drawn irresistibly towards Tale Farm and Sally.
S1 • E111
Intent on impressing Tom with a newsworthy topic, Megan takes on both the Business Action Group (BAG) and an uncooperative SOCOG.
S1 • E112
Struggling to come to terms with the unexpected discovery of her adoption, Mon sinks into a profound depression.
S1 • E113
During a slow news day on the air, Tom gets a brilliant idea from one of his avid listeners and announces that he is writing his memoirs.
S1 • E114
Sally is unsettled by Joe's return. Harry is thrilled to see his uncle as is Helen, but they decide to stay at the pub for a few days in order for Sally and Joe to sort things out between them.
S1 • E115
When Doug thinks he may have traced her natural brother, Mon is faced with a difficult choice. Does she remain in the safety of the past, or tackle the future head on?
S1 • E116
Livelihoods are threatened when MapleCo is taken over by Cancop, who plan to pull out of Emu Springs. Shockwaves hit the town and Sally, as MapleCo's representative, comes under the gun.
S1 • E117
Sally and Joe are feeling the wrath of a town disillusioned by the MapleCo/Cancorp fiasco. Helen enlists the support of her team at 3ES to brainstorm a solution to the problem.
S1 • E118
When Harry is found missing from his bed, Helen begins a frantic search. An unlikely stranger comes to Helen's aid when her trail bike breaks down by the side of the road.
S1 • E119
Mon is grappling to come to terms with a new identity and the realisation she wasn't born a "true" Aussie.
S1 • E120
Helen uses all her business skills to negotiate reasonable terms with Cancorp.
S1 • E121
Tom receives a mysterious letter that plays havoc with his psyche - the normally professional and together Tom Dooley is suddenly falling asleep at the desk and is being plagued by strange dreams.
S1 • E122
Over a drunken dinner with Father Brian, Helen makes a confession. She, the Ice Queen, is unhappy. A good laugh and a good cry helps free her up.
S1 • E123
When Doug returns from Canberra he gets a frosty reception from Julia but an enthusiastic response from others in town. Joe has come to the realisation that Demcorp are playing hard ball.
S1 • E124
Tom is invited to Rollo's wedding in the capacity of best man. He is jealous of Rollo and concerned by other's view that he's too stitched up.
S1 • E125
Things continue to look grim for Tale farm. At a meeting of the syndicate, Joe declares there's no way he and Sally are leaving the farm, no matter what.
S1 • E126
Party heavy-weight Billy King (Bill Young) comes to town to "have a word" with Doug about having crossed the floor.
S1 • E127
Tom encourages the community to boycott the auction of Tale Farm. Neither Helen nor Doug is especially happy about his rather radical stance.
S1 • E128
After Tom, Joe and even Doug have expressed anti-bank sentiments on the radio, Warren, the bank's motor bike- riding troubleshooter arrives in town.
S1 • E129
"Youth" is busting out all over as Ryan and Megan gear up for Youth Week. However, others in Emu Springs seem to be heading for the hills.
S1 • E130
Youth Week explodes with a vengeance at 3ES and the citizens of Emu Springs are turning off and tuning out. Megan's push for "serious issues" is alienating the whole community.
S1 • E131
Helen returns from the city and is forced to tighten the reins on Youth Week. No one in town has the heart to tell Shane that he sings like a dying dingo.
S1 • E132
Father Brian and Megan introduce Angela to young paraplegic guitarist, Shane Graves and together they make beautiful music.
S1 • E133
When Harry accidentally kills a cockatoo with his slingshot, his guilt overwhelms his disappointment about having been dumped from the band by Ryan.
S1 • E134
Doug returns from Canberra, having given his first speech to Parliament as an Independent. He realises there is a lot more groundwork involved in getting back "to grass roots" than he had envisaged.
S1 • E135
Doug is about to make his radio debut with The Doug Report and with Tom and Helen's assistance he ought to make the grade.
S1 • E136
When Dr. Eva's husband unexpectedly arrives in town, it poses an enormous emotional challenge.
S1 • E137
A new family arrives in Emu Springs but few are quick to welcome them. What are they intending to do with the property next door to Tom's?
S1 • E138
Tom is perversely delighted when his new panel show causes friction between Joe and Sally, and Julia and Megan. And when chocolates and a red rose from a secret admirer are found by Helen and Megan, they wonder if it's just a joke.
S1 • E139
Tom back flips on air about wind farming, and finds himself at odds with the community he previously encouraged to oppose Miles' proposal.
S1 • E140
The footy team is set to play the Roxborough Rockets. It's a big ask, and on the day things start to fall apart: Ryan injures himself, and Joe, his pre-match ritual shattered by an amorous Sally, is convinced he's put a jinx on the Emus.
S1 • E141
Tom is stunned when he receives a surprise package in the mail - the ashes of his much loved Nanny Sofia. To compound his grief, Nanny Sofia has requested a river burial and Tom is forced to confront his intense fear of water.
S1 • E142
Tom continues to grapple with Nanny Sofia's request from the grave. However, it's an unlikely source who offers to help him overcome his fears.
S1 • E143
Doug is shocked to find himself in a compromising position with someone else other than his wife.
S1 • E144
Helen and Doug are propelled into damage control when a picture of them locked in an intimate embrace appears in a newspaper.
S1 • E145
Joe and Sally are reminded of a time capsule they buried years before with old friends Randy and Christine, but neither remembers where they planted it.
S1 • E146
Finally Julia is clucky about the baby when they see a new ultrasound view of their child. Their joy is short-lived when Christine arrives back in town and it seems as though she may have reconsidered their offer to give her the baby.
S1 • E147
Tom miraculously survives the bomb but loses his hearing and secretly finds there are many advantages to selective listening.
S1 • E148
Sally and Joe throw a retro party to open the time capsule only to discover their popular friend Randy hated them all.
S1 • E149
Father Brian is sent into a tailspin when the Church orders him to give guidance to Dermott O'Flahtery (Samuel Johnson), a trainee priest from Melbourne.
S1 • E150
Emu Springs is stunned when Father Brian resigns from the footy team to focus on performing the more "traditional" roles expected of a priest.
S1 • E151
The day's takings are missing from the store - and so is Dermott. Father Brian has to work overtime to dissuade Joe from reporting the incident to the authorities prematurely.
S1 • E152
Mon takes the opportunity to farewell her mother...and receive an emotional message from the grave. And she finally comes face-to-face with her half brother - but does she have the courage to reveal her true identity?
S1 • E153
With a helping hand from Stuart, Dermott begins the transition to life as a civilian. However, not everyone is ready to forgive and forget.
S1 • E154
Megan is positively glowing after her special night with Dermott and it's impossible not to notice. The young lovers continue to keep their relationship a secret from Stuart - but for how long?
S1 • E155
Megan is falling deeper in love and after another intimate night with Dermott is ready for everyone to know about the new man in her life. But Dermott is uncomfortable with Megan's public displays of affection.
S1 • E156
Mon is hopeful when her half brother, John, seeks her out. Their meeting only fills him with greater animosity towards Mon when she reveals the truth behind his parents' web of lies.
S1 • E157
Still hopeful, Mon approaches John Flood one last time, determined to convince him that his father, Gordon Flood, is the key to unlocking the truth about their family.
S1 • E158
Mon finally comes face-to-face with Gordon Flood; the man who holds all the answers. However, Mon is frustrated by his absolute denial of a painful past. When all seems lost, she finds an unlikely ally in her half-brother John.
S1 • E159
Drifting in and out of consciousness after the accident, Joe has a shining vision for the future of Tale Farm and on his return home, Sally is overwhelmed by Joe's enthusiasm - and that's something she hasn't seen for a while.
S1 • E160
Joe's determination to realise his "vision" gives Sally cause for concern and she calls Doc Curtis to Tale Farm for a consultation.
S1 • E161
Helen and Tom's relationship deepens but Helen is preoccupied with an antique kaleidoscope and a cryptic message left as a gift by Father Brian.
S1 • E162
As Helen grows more concerned about Father Brian's disappearance, she reveals to Tom that before he disappeared, Father Brian admitted he had feelings for her. In the meantime Wayne's strange behaviour is causing concern.
S1 • E163
The search for Father Brian, headed by Sgt Geoff Collins (Mike Bishop) is stepped up and the locals are forced to face an un-nerving reality. Father Brian may not be returning to Emu Springs.
S1 • E164
Amidst the anxiety and effort surrounding Father Brian's disappearance, Tom and Helen try to keep their fledgling romance flickering by announcing it to the family.
S1 • E165
Wayne's outburst at the pub last night has more ramifications when Sgt Collins follows up his good mail and interrogates Wayne, much to Mon's consternation.
S1 • E166
With the death of the local member resulting in a by-election, Doug makes a surprise move. Not everyone is delighted. An ominous overtone is heard.
S1 • E167
As Joe decides to put his political passion where his mouth a rocky road lies ahead and Sally, as ever, becomes is his staunchest supporter.
S1 • E168
Joe's decision about a future in politics sets a cat amongst the pigeons for Doug and Julia. Meanwhile, Wayne and Ryan think they've made a killing buying a cheap car - but it appears that they may have been the ones taken for a ride.
S1 • E169
Joe is very happy to find himself in the media spotlight as the election campaign hots up, but not all goes to plan.
S1 • E170
Sally and Helen fall out over Helen's involvement in Doug's campaign. Sally sets the cat among the electoral pigeons by "accidentally" backing over one of Doug's campaign posters in front of an outraged Julia.
S1 • E171
There's a family reunion at Tale Farm when Helen and Sally's parents, Fred (Terry Norris) and Judy (Sue Jones), pay a visit. Meeting the "in-laws" is new territory for Tom and he's eager to make a good impression.
S1 • E172
Helen and Judy take a large step toward reconciling their differences. Judy reveals a secret she's kept for over twenty years, and despite the fact that it may do some irreparable damage to her marriage, considers telling Fred.
S1 • E173
All is not well in the Sabatini household. Helen blames Sally for jeopardising their parent's marriage by dragging up Judy's past indiscretion.
S1 • E174
It's time to move on - in more ways than one. Judy's decision to split from Fred impacts negatively on Helen and Sally's already tense relationship.
S1 • E175
Relations between Helen and Sally deteriorate after Helen's decision to leave Tale Farm. After clearing it with Harry, Helen bites the bullet and accepts Tom's invitation to move in with him.
S1 • E176
Romance is in the air for Megan and Wayne after they're stuck overnight in the Cockatoo State Forest with Ryan and Annie, Helen and Tom find their plans for intimacy foiled by Harry and Alan the dog.
S1 • E177
Faced with political mud racking, Independent politician Doug feels his only option is to sell 3ES. Helen, Tom, Megan and Ryan have varied reactions.
S1 • E178
Julia is less than convinced that Doug should sell the station and it appears neither is he. Steve Saks employs some lateral thinking and makes Doug an offer that might ease the pain of handing over 3ES.
S1 • E179
Given Julia's blessing, Doug makes a final decision on the sale of 3ES. With Steve Saks (Brett Climo) set to become the new owner, Dr. Annie reveals information that will affect the future running of the radio station.
S1 • E180
Emu Springs is enlivened by news that Father Brian has been found and while Helen and Stuart head to the city to bring him home, the locals prepare a grand homecoming celebration.
S1 • E181
There's a breath of festive air buzzing through Emu Springs as preparations get under way for the celebration of two milestones - Harry's 13th birthday and baby Rutherford's christening.
S1 • E182
The sale of some sheep backfires when Joe and Sally discover the flock are infected with footrot. The outbreak proves to be more of a problem than either Joe or Sally anticipated.
S1 • E183
As Harry's attraction to Alicia awakens and grows, he overcomes Helen's objections, and plans for a funky 13th birthday party, with Ryan as DJ.
S1 • E184
Helen is furious with Harry about the drinking at his party and its dire consequences for Alicia. However, Helen astounds everyone when she reacts by chucking Harry's new bike into the dam.
S1 • E185
The outbreak of footrot escalates tensions between Joe and Julia. It fuels the debate (now looking more like a feud) about the disputed territory of the three-mile paddock.
S1 • E186
Tom and Helen come to terms with the stresses and strains of living and working together. But it's a delicate balancing act, and over dinner with clients, Helen's increasingly irrational behaviour sets the cat among the pigeons.
S1 • E187
Joe receives a photograph of Doug in a dress. Doug tries to maintain the fiction that it is obviously a fake designed to undermine him politically.
S1 • E188
Emu Springs is stunned to find the photo of Doug in drag splashed across the front page. Julia breaks down and unloads her shame and humiliation on Sally while brushing aside Mon's sympathy.
S1 • E189
A day is a long time in politics. It's pressure all round as Doug Rutherford and Julia are forced to deal with more flak from his cross dressing exposure.
S1 • E190
Mon's plan to resuscitate the junior football team gives rise to an idea for a fundraiser that proves far from popular with some.
S1 • E191
With Doug's outing as a cross-dresser adversely affecting the polls and Julia obviously not coping with the public disgrace, Doug isn't sure which way to turn until Julia decides she's had enough and it's time she took control.
S1 • E192
Doug and Julia united by the recognition of the need to restore Doug's political credibility and put the recent scandals behind them, decide to opt for total transparency and do a TV interview with Tom at the helm.
S1 • E193
As the election draws closer, mud continues to fly in Emu Springs. Doug and Julia deftly play the political couple, while Joe and Sally get a bitter dose of being in the public eye.
S1 • E194
Sally and Joe deal with the repercussions of the expose while Annie is presented with a mysterious problem when a mother confides in her about her son.
S1 • E195
Lisa Cambridge's creative interpretation of her friendship with Tom boxes him into a corner and Helen is forced to take extreme measures.
S1 • E196
With Tom and Helen's relationship on the rocks, Harry finds himself ensconced in a new home. Sally is finding Helen's odd ways increasingly disaffecting and Tom's at his wits end trying to interpret her mood swings.
S1 • E197
Megan tells Wayne that he has to work a little harder if he intends to win her back. In an attempt to be more romantic Wayne decides to take Megan to one of his special places.
S1 • E198
Having endangered Megan's life, Wayne finds himself being hailed a hero. Stricken with guilt, he makes an attempt to see Sally about taking lessons, but bails out at the last minute.
S1 • E199
Election fever has hit Emu Springs, and judgement day has arrived for Joe and Doug. There can be only one winner, but it's going to be a tumultuous political ride for both before Tom announces the results over the 3ES airwaves.
S1 • E200
The post-election town of Emu Springs is in a far from celebratory mood, despite Doug's surprise win.
S1 • E201
Annie has to cope with giving Helen a grim diagnosis. Sally tries to persuade Wayne to resume lessons but discovers the fates are conspiring against her.
S1 • E202
Joe and Sally try to help Helen with her life threatening illness but their good intentions go haywire. Inspired by Mon, Doug wins Julia back - but has he? Sally finally gets the breakthrough she wants with Wayne.
S1 • E203
Harry reacts angrily to Joe and Stuart "moving Paddy on". But he learns they were right when Paddy (Sean Scully) tells the truth about his lying ways but insists he told Harry the truth about seeing Father Brian.
S1 • E204
The flu beats Ryan in his radio marathon record attempt and following his late night revelations of yesterday there is some serious lip locking.
S1 • E205
The day of Helen's surgery finally arrives. With Joe, Sally and Harry in tow, Helen settles in at the hospital and prepares for her operation.
S1 • E206
Sally and Joe worry about Harry as they try and cope with news that Helen is partially paralysed and cannot speak. When Harry visits Helen, he is disturbed by what he sees.
S1 • E207
Ryan and Annie go on a date together but Annie proves to be a two-pot screamer and gets very merry very quickly. She is disturbed to receive a letter from her father who, she reveals, is a gambling addict.
S1 • E208
Owen makes friends in town despite Annie's attempts to persuade him to leave. And in the sociable atmosphere of the pub Owen gets back into the swing of gambling.
S1 • E209
When Ryan, spurred on by the belief he's making Annie's life easier, does Owen a favour, but it backfires on him. To compound Ryan's problems, Harry's infatuation with Annie is causing difficulties in their love life.
S1 • E210
Having learnt Ryan lent her father money and then used it to gamble, Annie and Owen's relationship erupts which in turn strains her relationship with Ryan.
S1 • E211
Helen, still in hospital suffers a complication serious enough to have her doctor summoning her nearest and dearest to her bedside.
S1 • E212
While Helen is struggling, circumstances between Sally and Joe absent him from supporting Sally as she watches her sister cling to life.
S1 • E213
Helen is barely recovering and she wants to see Father Brian. Meanwhile Joe is trying to repair the rift in his relationship with Sally.
S1 • E214
Father Brian's suddenly reappears and Helen wakes up and looks well for the first time. Helen hasn't been dreaming about Father Brian; he quietly slips into town to see her but gets sprung by Harry who walks in on them.
S1 • E215
Helen convinces Father Brian to return to Emu Springs but his reluctance to discuss his disappearance triggers mixed feelings among the locals, particularly Tom and Mon.
S1 • E216
Helen's recuperation is interrupted by a trip to see Harry play the game of his life for the Emu Juniors. In the post-match elation, Harry stuns everyone by announcing his permanent retirement from footy.
S1 • E217
AFL legend Rick Beecher (Jim Russell) arrives to overhaul the football team. Doug finds Rick's interest in him, and his cross-dressing, unsettling.
S1 • E218
Doug and Rick explore the nature of cross dressing, dressing for tea at Merinda. Father Brian and Tom continue to vie for Helen's affections, leading her to demand they leave her alone. And Annie And Ryan post-mortem the date from hell.
S1 • E219
Tom is forced to take over coaching when Rick's problem with alcohol becomes obvious when he turns up drunk, to the big match.
S1 • E220
Sally invites Wayne and Megan to dinner and finds herself trying to match Joe's culinary record in a bid to impress Megan.
S1 • E221
Megan is cranky with Wayne after his explosion at Tale Farm; she will have nothing to do with him until he apologises to Joe and Sally.
S1 • E222
Stuart has a fantastic idea to raise money for the Emu's footy team: a nude calendar. As the lads psyche themselves up to go the Full Monty, Tom wants in and Father Brian wants out.
S1 • E223
Tom is a man with problems. On the one hand, he is being driven to distraction by a tree interfering with the 3ES transmission and on the other hand, a nude photo of Tom has found it's way onto the internet for the whole world to see.
S1 • E224
Joe spoils Sally, and is determined to go on doing so for the duration of her pregnancy and beyond. They are enjoying a closeness they have not known for a long time.
S1 • E225
Shattered by the death of Joe, the community rallies round to help the bereaved, and to find their own peace. Tom realises the importance of rural radio - and that this is the worst time to be off air.
S1 • E226
Joe's father Giovanni (Osvaldo Maione), arrives from Italy and presents Sally with a request. Will she have Joe's body brought back to Italy and buried?
S1 • E227
The town gathers together for Joe's funeral. The emotional weight unleashes Annie's deeply buried grief, while Wayne says a special goodbye.
S1 • E228
The town is shattered when Father Brian announces he's leaving Emu Springs to take up another posting. While Helen blames herself, Mon can barely cope with the sadness of it all.
S1 • E229
Sally is trying to recover from Joe's death. This process is not helped when she discovers Joe's wedding ring has gone missing. Harry is convinced that Joe's illegitimate daughter, Elizabeth (Claudia Buttazzoni), has taken it.
S1 • E230
Sally tries to come to terms with Elizabeth contesting Joe's will. Helen advises getting a lawyer and getting tough. Sally wants to do what is right.
S1 • E231
Having passed himself off as Julia when he was picked up for speeding Doug appeals to Stuart for help but when Stuart rejects him and he is faced with having to confront Julia.
S1 • E232
Ryan is so intent on convincing himself that his pursuit of Angela is entirely innocent that he fails to notice its effect on Annie, despite Megan's warnings.
S1 • E233
Elizabeth and Sally's relationship explodes. Julia's past comes back to haunt her, her old rival is coming back to town.
S1 • E234
Sally makes an announcement that she's included Elizabeth and Harry in her will. The work and responsibilities of the farm, are starting to weigh heavily on Harry's shoulders.
S1 • E235
Despite misgivings from Wayne, romance is blossoming between Mon and Martin.
S1 • E236
The romance between Mon and Martin has reached the full-blown stage with her spending the night with him. Angela confronts the real reason for her problems.
S1 • E237
Martin (Ross Thompson) seems over-concerned with Mon's health. This, coupled with other strange behaviour, creates suspicion. There is a backlog of work at Tale Farm and Sally has to face the idea of bringing the tractor back from the pub.
S1 • E238
Julia awaits the arrival of her rival, Margaret "Bloody" Jenkins (Carmen Duncan). To cope with her own paranoia, Julia psyches herself up for the big meeting.
S1 • E239
3ES is in crisis. Thanks to Megan's on-air indiscretions, she, Tom, and the station are being sued by Moreton Casey (Don Bridges), and sponsors are abandoning the sinking ship.
S1 • E240
It's the eve of the Ball and Julia has never been more miserable. Her nemesis, Margaret "Bloody" Jenkins invades Julia's radio program.
S1 • E241
Megan embarks on a bold plan to outwit the nasty Moreton Casey. Her quest is wildly successful. But, for Wayne, things are never quite so simple.
S1 • E242
Mon sets off on her great adventure with soul mate Martin. But it soon becomes clear they're looking for different things, and Mon ends up sadder but wiser.
S1 • E243
Annie breaks the devastating news that Sally is not pregnant, and never was and Rollo, still wallowing in the aftermath of his break-up with Dora, looks for comfort from Tom, who is still nursing his own broken heart.
S1 • E244
Annie has a panic attack as her fears for Sally's safety, and feelings of culpability, escalate. Meanwhile Sally still grieving over the news of her baby and is saved by an unlikely candidate.
S1 • E245
Wayne goes before the Magistrate in a couple of days time, to face charges of assault; he's terrified that, with his record, he will end up having to do more time.
S1 • E246
Not prepared to take the risk of being given another prison sentence, Wayne decides to do a runner. Aaron, an old flame of Annie's, turns up in her surgery, ostensibly to find out all about being a country GP.
S1 • E247
Tom is trying to decide whether to accept his Sydney offer, Wayne is still missing and his family and friends wonder if he'll turn up to his hearing.
S1 • E248
Having lost his job at the pub, Rollo gets an idea for using his limo to take shoppers to and from Bullandra. This causes friction between him and Mon as it soon becomes clear that his success is taking business away from her.
S1 • E249
News spreads and confusion mounts about the possibility of Tom leaving town. While Harry begins to panic at the possibility of losing another friend, Helen suspects that Tom's decision is based on the failure of their relationship.
S1 • E250
Tom continues to vacillate about leaving town and he's disappointed to learn that not everyone wants him to stay.
S1 • E251
Stuart's ex-wife Lorraine appears to have other things on her mind than just a fleeting visit to check on his injured leg - and Megan suspects as much.
S1 • E252
Julia has her hands full squiring Foster around and is surprised and a little guilty to find she's actually enjoying the experience.
S1 • E253
Ryan makes a splash in his breakfast shift. But filling the legendary Tom Dooley's shoes is hard going. After offending half the town's population, Ryan finds himself an outcast.
S1 • E254
Julia continues her dangerous game of flirtation with Foster and it finally looks like Sally might have made a go of Tale Farm. Annie talks Ryan into reconsidering his resignation, a move they brings them closer together.
S1 • E255
Ryan is desperate to find some Emu Springs competitors to beat Bullandra at the regional dance competition. But there is no obvious couple until Annie reveals a ballet background and she teams up with Ryan, leading naturally to bed.
S1 • E256
The animosity between Annie and Vicki Swallow comes to a head after Annie tends to the sergeant's sprained ankle, and Vicki realises that she is competing in the dance competition.
S1 • E257
Julia tries to cool the flames of desire between herself and Foster. He appears to back off. But then he floors her by confessing he's in love with her, firmly believing the feeling is mutual.
S1 • E258
Her canola crop hasn't sprouted, and Sally is worried. Wayne isn't helping, he's beginning to think that, as a farm hand, he's useless. Together they make an awful discovery: Sally has sprayed the crop with the wrong herbicide.
S1 • E259
Wayne saves Tale Farm from ruin with some farming know-how and a little help from friends. Lorraine drops a bombshell on Stuart. Doug learns a little more about the nature of Julia and Foster's "relationship".
S1 • E260
Sally is forced to say goodbye to Joe's dream when an unexpected delivery arrives at Tale Farm. Helen, Megan and Ryan are given an unconventional introduction to the new lawyer in town.
S1 • E261
Megan's initial fury over Stuart's marriage proposal to Lorraine is soon overcome with the help of Lorraine, who manages to inflict some serious guilt on Megan.
S1 • E262
As wedding preparations continue, Stuart makes a surprise choice of best man, and Megan revolts over Lorraine's choice of bridesmaid's dress. Foster still casts a disturbing shadow over Doug and Julia.
S1 • E263
Helen, Megan and Ryan quit 3ES in protest against the takeover, leaving Mark in a tight spot until Ryan breaks ranks in the interests of the town. This causes a nasty rift with Megan.
S1 • E264
Annie suffers humiliation when she mistakes a cow for a bull and lets the cow loose on the Stockton Rd. However she redeems herself when she saves a patient after Annie herself is attacked by a savage dog.
S1 • E265
Stuart is labelled a Judas by Mon and suffers the wrath of the footy team members when they discover he has been having secret negotiations with Bullandra to amalgamate the two clubs.
S1 • E266
Pressure builds on Julia and Doug's marriage culminating in the potential loss of the one they love the most.
S1 • E267
When Allie, unnoticed by her quarrelling parents starts to convulse, Doug and Julia are thrown into a panic and call on Annie to help. However, despite Annie's competent handling of the situation Julia finds cause to criticize.
S1 • E268
Guy and Helen take over the kitchen at Tale Farm, and find that despite their differences they have a lot in common.
S1 • E269
In the aftermath of the earthquake Helen realises that Mark is missing. While climbing, Mark has got himself stuck, upside down.
S1 • E270
The return of the springs sends the town into a frenzy. They concoct a plan to build a fancy resort and Mon's shop is the ideal site.
S1 • E271
Ryan's dancing troubles continue and manifest themselves in a bizarre and embarrassingly public way. Harry's crush on Claire grows and he invites Claire and her dad, Tas to dinner.
S1 • E272
Mon gets to know her father better, but Wayne is suspicious. Helen has a sexy night with Guy, which doesn't quite end the way she was anticipating.
S1 • E273
The trees of Watercreek Gully are under threat from the loggers, and Harry is at the forefront of the outcry against cutting them down.
S1 • E274
Delivering Meals-on-Wheels, Wayne finds himself in trouble when the food cooked by chef Henry, proves to be inedible. Julia, playing detective, comes to believe Wayne has dumped the meals through sheer laziness.
S1 • E275
William reveals to Mon the devastating truth behind his reunion with her. What should have been a celebration becomes a heartbreaking separation once again.
S1 • E276
Stuart risks losing his pub license after he's accused of allowing Roger to leave drunk. It's not until Roger comes clean about his illness, that Stuart is vindicated.
S1 • E277
Don Moore and crew from TV current affairs "Your World Today" come to town to report on the miracle springs. Harry tracks their progress with his video camera and discovers the real Don Moore is a self-absorbed phoney.
S1 • E278
Sally decides to try running a bed and breakfast at Tale Farm. When there is a flea plague at Merinda, Julia, Doug and Allie are saved from a night at the pub when Helen invites them to be Sally's first customers.
S1 • E279
William, in a last attempt at reconciliation, tells Mon about his final loving farewell with her mother. Mon is so moved that she forgives him his past neglect, and, encouraged by Wayne, tells him she accepts him as her natural father.
S1 • E280
Sally agrees to go to dinner at Mark's place, though the evening ends more intimately than either of them intended. Guy, tired of the innuendos, declares his gayness in a coming-out speech in the pub.
S1 • E281
As news of Doug and Julia's split begins to circulate through town, both struggle to come to terms with separate lives.
S1 • E282
While Mon and Guy's friendship builds, Stuart's personal views on Guy's sexuality cause friction between Ryan and Stuart.
S1 • E283
Wayne and Ryan, having finally repaired the sprint car, start to practice at the track. Megan, supposedly struck by the futility of the sport, takes up her own hobby - horse riding.
S1 • E284
Sally becomes aware of Joe and begins grieving for her loss all over again. She sends Mark away, too confused by the intensity of her feelings. Joe begins to realise he's doing more harm than good. But can he bear to leave Sally again?
S1 • E285
Doug feels hard done by with the informal custody arrangements for Allie and is determined to seek legal redress.
S1 • E286
Helen and Guy work through the aftermath of their uninhibited display at the Voodoo Lounge and its effect on friends and colleagues.
S1 • E287
The town is in panic when Allie Rutherford goes missing, but she turns up in the most unexpected place - with Julia. Julia took Allie to teach Doug a lesson, which further strains the relationship between them.
S1 • E288
With Megan leaving town, Ryan is down in the dumps and invites Guy over for dinner. A blokey evening takes a surprising turn, forcing Guy to confront the fact that his feelings for Ryan may not be strictly platonic.
S1 • E289
Megan is scared: she's about to take up her new city job at Talk AM. Wayne hates the idea of her going. He turns up at her farewell party only after Stuart gives him a good talking to. And when she leaves, Wayne is heartbroken.
S1 • E290
Wayne is not only missing his girlfriend, he's convinced that Guy is usurping his role as Mon's favourite. How can he compete with a bright, witty bloke like that?
S1 • E291
Mark appears strangely traumatised by Annie's fall. Her concerns are validated when Mark reveals the accident dreged up a painful memory - one he continues to struggle with.
S1 • E292
In an act of sheer frustration, Annie prematurely cuts the cast from her arm. She's finally ready to admit to herself that work is her life and she's going to hang on to it.
S1 • E293
Guy and Ryan's friendship seems set to founder. Megan has a new ally, Brent in her battle with Sue for acknowledgment of her ideas and the two are quickly forming a solid friendship.
S1 • E294
While Helen is initially pleased that Doug has settled so easily into life at Tale Farm, she is shocked to discover that his feelings for her have become far from platonic.
S1 • E295
Guy risks his life to save Ryan from the burning pub, but the crisis brings other losses: Annie and Doug are left homeless, Guy no longer has a kitchen, and Stuart feels compelled to quit his radio work.
S1 • E296
Storm clouds gather on the horizon as a humiliated Megan returns to Emu Springs.
S1 • E297
In the aftermath of the storm, Annie struggles to manage the influx of Asthma patients to the hospital. With help scarce and supplies running out Annie is forced to call Dr Banks for help but the man is nowhere to be found.
S1 • E298
A cash strapped Stuart is alarmed by his negotiations with the Insurance Company over the fire at the pub. Enlisting Mark's help, Stuart goes in to bat for the best deal he can get in an increasingly fraught situation.
S1 • E299
Emotional instability continues as Janine finalises cutting her psychic swathe through the citizenry.
S1 • E300
Megan is flat out gathering contestants and judges for the "No-Talent Quest" and trying to keep her mind off her troubles with Wayne.
S1 • E301
Helen and Dave act like a couple of teenagers in love, much to the amusement of Harry and Sally. Megan takes up stock car racing in the hope it will give her a common interest with Wayne.
S1 • E302
Megan moves back home, distraught about her break up with Wayne. And when Mon inadvertently lets slip that Wayne is interested in someone else, it only makes Megan more unhappy.
S1 • E303
Angus Moore, the Emus new star recruit arrives and manages to put noses out of joint, in particular Ryan and Wayne.
S1 • E304
Doug drowns his sorrows at the pub and encounters Cynthia Gronacle, a lonely novelist. Wayne searches for an appropriate moment to tell Sally how he feels.
S1 • E305
Reeling from Wayne's declaration of love, Sally, with Helen's help, eventually tells him she's not in love with him. He takes it badly.
S1 • E306
Unimpressed by Doug's old-fashioned, male chauvinist attitude during a farmers' meet and greet at the pub, Julia publicly criticises him on air and finds herself on the wrong side of the male farming community.
S1 • E307
Mon is shocked to discover that her first event as Queen of the Springs means dredging up a life-long phobia.
S1 • E308
Helen is devastated when Harry enlightens her about Dave's dark past. Stuart decides it's time to dish out a bit of tough love to lift Megan out of the doldrums.
S1 • E309
Mon's plan to build the big emu tourist attraction makes her the centre of a protest when itinerant Nigel chains himself to the store verandah. Mon doesn't know who Nigel is, or why he's talking such a stand against her.
S1 • E310
Ryan is under pressure to marry the pregnant Vanessa and Annie finds herself at odds with most of the town.
S1 • E311
Annie has to face the Medical Practitioners Board over her treatment of Angus and Mon has a lesson in the potency of a kind action.
S1 • E312
Now that the proposal and the disastrous engagement party are over, the preparations for Ryan's wedding begin. Only Megan realises that he's treating it all as a burden - not the happiest day of his life.
S1 • E313
Mon seems on edge as the Big Emu foundation stone is unveiled. Wayne disrupts the unveiling with a gesture to impress Megan. But she still insists it's over between them.
S1 • E314
Annie wins the case against Angus but drops a bombshell announcing her contract in Emu Springs is up in eight weeks.
S1 • E315
Mark is preparing to leave much to Sally's disappointment, but when they kiss it becomes obvious there could be a future for them. Sally wants to go to Timor with him and Mark thinks this is a great idea'at first.
S1 • E316
As Sally gets more excited about going to East Timor, Mark becomes increasingly nervous. Ryan's buck's night is a success despite the lack of beer.
S1 • E317
Mark gets cold feet about Sally accompanying him to East Timor. The problem is how to tell her. Several attempts to come clean only prove there is no good time for news like this.
S1 • E318
Ryan's wedding day gets off to a bumpy start when he and Megan over sleep. Then Wayne looks like doing a no show, Ryan begs Megan to be his best man, er, woman.
S1 • E319
Megan reveals her love of Ryan to the girls at the hen's night - not knowing that Ryan is listening.
S1 • E320
Dave marries Helen - to everyone's delight. The Big Emu goes up and comes down. Annie renews her contract. Julia faces her surgery.
Helen Virtue
Tom Dooley
Sally Sabatini
Julia Rutherford
Stuart McGregor
Monica Taylor
Ryan Cassidy
Megan McGregor
Harry Virtue
Doug Rutherford