The Alice

Helen and Jack reconnect as she faces the inquest into the death of her husband.

With 24 hours to change her mind, Jack shows Helen the romance of Alice.

It looks like Jack will lose Jess forever, and Matt’s pilgrimage into the desert proves fateful when he encounters a couple of bush mechanics.

Toby and Michael compete for an attractive young tourist who is harbouring a secret.

All hell breaks loose when Hugh discovers Ellie and Matt's relationship.

A whole new Helen emerges when she agrees to play netball with Jess. Meanwhile Natalie returns home with a secret.

Ellie and Matt take off for a romantic weekend that leaves Ellie’s life in danger.

Helen fears her late husband has returned to haunt her and seeks the advice of a visiting celebrity psychic.

When a strange wind blows into town, Jack fears he has lost his cool and embarks on a search through the desert.

Matt is in for a culture shock when he and Jess visit a local community and meet a patient who has been diagnosed with water snakes in the belly.

Helen invites Jack to dinner, sending him into a tailspin: what if dinner means more than just dinner?

Helen and Jack spend the perfect day together as Jess tries to make the biggest decision of her life.

Jess struggles to reveal her infidelity to Darren, meanwhile Toby makes plans to win her back.

Jack enters a camel race, hoping to pay for Jess’ wedding with the winnings. Meanwhile, Jess is beginning to have serious second thoughts.

On the anniversary of Patrick’s death, Patrick’s younger brother arrives in town and seeks out Helen. There is something he needs to resolve…

Jack and Michael head to Purgatory Hill to find a sexy woman they believe is in some kind of trouble.

Helen fears her secret will be exposed when nude sketches of her are stolen during a burglary, and a rogue cane toad is causing havoc in The Alice.

Jack is shocked when an old bandmate arrives in town and tells him the band has replaced him with a younger lead singer.

Jack accepts another challenge from his arch rival Simon Westlake, but the football match against The Big Bull Bar is shaping up to be anything but friendly.