McLeod's Daughters

Claire arrives home and must face the truth about her baby's father. When Claire is picked up by Alex from hospital, her desire is to pick up her life where she left it.

Claire and Alex's lie about the baby causes a major upset between the sisters.

Becky's search for Brick comes to an end while Jodi's dreams of a big wedding cause tension. Jodi is planning an elaborate wedding and Meg's right behind her. Initially, they don't notice that Alberto has reservations.

Tess believes Sally is cheating on Nick, while Alberto calls off the wedding after discovering Jodi had a fling overseas. When Tess sees Sally hugging a stranger and then overhears an apparently compromising phone call, she starts jumping to conclusions.

When Becky and Jake are forced to steal a horse, they find new depths to their relationship. Alex is dismayed when Claire starts buying up old nags from the saleyards to save them from going for dog food.

Unexpected events result in an unlikely outcome on Jodi and Alberto's much anticipated wedding day. It is the night before Jodi's wedding and a powerful electrical storm rages.

When Becky and Jake are forced to steal a horse, they find new depths to their relationship.

Claire discovers a hidden treasure which brings back ghostly memories of her mother and unleashes a gnawing fear that she too will die in childbirth.

A thirtieth wedding anniversary is no protection for Liz when Harry, suspicious about Claire's baby, discovers an even bigger lie.

As Harry and Alex battle each other, Tess finds it hard to resist her attraction to Dave the vet.

When a heartbroken journalist friend of Tess comes to Drovers Run, the private lives of all the women and their men become very public.

Becky and Jake's relationship is tested when his real background is revealed, causing shock waves which impact on everyone at Drovers' Run.

The charade of being the father of Claire's baby is causing Alex problems especially when Sandra Kinsella appears on the scene.

When Jodi receives a chain letter, she tears it up and throws it away, and then misfortune strikes Drovers. Has she unleashed a curse?

Nick and Alex must face the awful truth of Harry's new girlfriend whilst they argue over Harry's proposal for a stock route through Drovers Run.

Min Min lights are seen by Claire and Tess over Drovers. Tess is determined to believe they are a good omen, but Claire, restless and uneasy in the last stages of pregnancy, insists they're natural phenomena, but trouble awaits.

It's been a week since Baby McLeod was born, but she still remains nameless.

Claire is having a naming ceremony for Charlotte Prudence McLeod with her friends and family when Peter arrives.

Meg is dedicating herself to her studies in order to prove herself at Tafe, and is thoroughly immersed in Pride and Prejudice'.

Becky and Jake use Stormcloud to set up a stud on Drovers, going into partnership with Claire and Tess for the use of their land and reputation.

Alex and Nick come to the rescue of an attractive woman named Ellie when her car breaks down on a country road.

When Drovers is quarantined and the future of the stock placed under a cloud, true friends seem few and far between.

Claire's role as spokesperson for the local farmers' association requires her to visit Melbourne and meet with their MLA, Charles Bateman, who is attending a national forum with other MPs.

Claire and Alex are still in Melbourne with Charlotte, blissfully in love, and making plans to extend their stay another day.

Prompted by Becky, Claire asks Harry if she can use King Harold in a new breeding program on Drovers. Harry agrees, only to renege on the deal when Sandra claims he'd promised King Harold to her.

The Young Farmer of the Year contest comes to Drovers Run, bringing difficult choices for both Claire and Becky about the men they love.

Tess's upcoming operation has thoughts of mortality creeping in and Tess begins to write a letter to Charlotte so that her niece can know her should Tess no longer be around.

Claire's death has everyone dealing with it in their own way. Tess tries to keep her emotions in check, unable to deal with her grief and burdened by survivor's guilt.

In the 2003 season finale, Tess is finding it tough going with Stevie. She's insolent and competitive and as far as Tess is concerned, not a team player.