All Saints

Sophie faces the possibility of losing custody of her two sons as her father-in-law challenges her fitness.

In the continuation of the storyline from the previous episode Sophie makes a rash decision which endangers the life of Terri and Peter

With changes starting, Terri is finding the Peter and Sophie's behaviour hard to deal with.

Luke sends a patient home after the ward runs short of beds.

Mitch is still setting into Ward 17, but his unusual approach to doctoring is still causing friction between the staff

Ten years after a romantic affair, Terri must face the man she once loved as he begins work on Ward 17

When a junkie is admitted to Ward 17, no one expects that his friend, a fellow street kid, will storm into the ward to get him out.

An ethical situation arises when Terri and Luke disagree over a patient's religious beliefs.

A man approaches Terri for some advice about his sexuality which sees Terri torn between her vows as a nun and her job as a nurse.

It's Laura's first competition doubles tennis match, and it's assumed the whole family will go along to cheer her on

Bron has trouble dealing with the differences between her philosophies as a nurse and as a paramedic.

Cougar's Security Guard, Stewie Holder, takes on two armed robbers, shoots one and is shot himself.

Everyone's a gambler, but where do you draw the line, and how much is too much?

It's Nurses Week, and the nursing staff on Ward 17 are faced with a variety of challenges

Terri is under pressure from Sister Bernard to consider moving on from the ward

Kathleen O'Hara, who has advanced Huntington's disease, is not responding to treatment for pneumonia and wound infection

Ben and Luke are forced to put the tension between them aside when they find themselves having to work together to save Rowan

Steph takes up a patient's cause when Brenda Stewart in for a breast reduction finds herself staying awake during her operation

Luke has had enough.Bron has been avoiding him and he needs to know where he stands in her life

Once again, Ward 17 is being used as a hospital 'garbage ward' when an unidentified male patient who attempted suicide is sent up from Emergency

Working on Ward 17 as an Agency Nurse Bron is allocated a patient, Phil Oram, who has no memory of the accident where he lost his wife and child

This is an episode about shattered dreams and sibling rivalry

Terri has moved from the community into a very modest flat, and has invited her workmates around for a lowkey celebration.

Thomas is about to be assessed by Community Service for placement. Unfortunately, he is distressed by a casual nurse and shuts down

Luke's expecting a very busy day today and the last thing he needs is a millstone around his neck

Mary Ellison is brought into Emergency after having collapsed in the street. Mitch tries to examine her only to find the young girl is terrified of him.

When Bron and Ben turn up with a patient who is desperately ill but refuses to enter the hospital, they present Luke with an opportunity to think outside the square.

Connor is stunned to find Alana, a female patient, is a pre-operative transgender

Seventy year old Ruby Nolan has had a bad fall and fractured her neck of femur.

Connor reckons Jared should get out more, stop sitting at home pining for Samantha. To this end he hassles Jared into going to the gym with him.

Working a night shift, Von nurses Lillian Gehler, who has been in a car accident with her husband.

Ben and Bron arrive at a shooting to find the victim is a Family Court Judge, well known for his strong views on family.

Terri is taking personal time, and Stephanie is looking forward to running the Ward for the morning.

Bron is thrilled to hear that her new partner is none other than Pete Maroney, who has a reputation as a hero in his country home town for his rescue.

Connor enters the Ward to confront a tense exchange between a mild-mannered young man.

Gabrielle Flanagan is admitted onto Ward 17 to donate bone marrow for a sixteen year old girl with leukaemia.

Bron and Ben are called to an emergency in a local park, which turns out to be a pair of very embarrassed young lovers

The ward is abuzz with the news that a female boxer is on the ward, suffering from concussion due to a knockout punch in training.

Terri is kept awake by a crying child in the next flat, and when the day finally dawns she is confronted by her neighbour, Gilda, at the front door

It's a Sunday on the ward. The atmosphere is more relaxed than it is on a weekday.

Still reeling from the news her Father has cancer, Terri is informed terminal lung cancer patient, Dave Armstrong, is returning to Ward 17.

While the staff struggle to find time to decorate the ward and Connor laments having to participate in the Christmas pageant