A neighbor pulls up stakes and heads for the city; Meg's tomato chutney tastes awful.

Tess and Stevie continue to fight but when Charlotte is bit by a poisonous spider they must put their differences aside.

Claire's death has a dramatic impact; Tess is haunted by the ghost of her sister and the nagging belief that she could have saved her.

Tess nervously awaits the results of her medical tests; Tess's premonition of death appears to be unfounded until tragedy strikes.

Tess begins to grow concerned as her operation approaches; Claire reminisces when an old friend appears.

The Young Farmer of the Year competition comes to Drovers Run, which presents Claire and Becky with some very difficult decisions.

Harry agrees to Claire using King Harold in a new breeding program; Sandra makes Harry renege on their deal.

Claire and Alex are still in Melbourne; Tess tries to deal with the fear and shock of discovering a lump on her breast.

Claire's role as spokesperson for the local farmers' association requires her to visit Melbourne; Alex hopes to meet his biological father.

True friends seem few and far between when the ranch is placed under quarantine.

Alex and Nick compete for the affections of a woman named Ellie when her car breaks down.

Becky and Jake join in a business partnership with Claire and Tess; Claire has issues with some of Jake's clients.

The misjudgments and misunderstandings of characters in the novel "Pride and Prejudice" echo in the lives at Drover's Run.

Peter arrives while Claire is having the baby's naming ceremony with her friends and family.

It's been a week since baby McLeod was born, but she still remains nameless. Claire suffers from severe cabin fever while adjusting to motherhood and running Drover's Run.

Claire and Tess interpret lights seen over Drover's Run as both good and bad omens.

Nick and Alex face the truth of Harry's new girlfriend, Harry proposes a stock route through Drovers Run.

Misfortune strikes Drover's Run after Jodi tears up a chain letter.

Acting as the father of Claire's baby causes problems for Alex when Sandra Kinsella appears on the scene.

The revelations about Jake's background test his relationship with Becky.

When a journalist friend of Tess' visits Drovers Run, everyone's private lives suddenly becomes very public.

A vet and her assistant must work together to keep their community afloat in the face of a drought.

Couples and friends in a middle-class community are the focus of this drama series by Tyler Perry. While it may seem typical, below the surface lie heartbreak and deceit, threatening everybody's well-being. Residents include married Randal and Marcie; she desperately wants children; he's having an affair with Alex, the wife of best friend Brad. Elsewhere in the neighborhood, divorced Esperanza pursues a budding relationship with Julius while keeping it secret from her vindictive ex, Edward.

Sarah is ousted from the Bedford Mothers' Club after she learns her husband is having an affair with her best friend, Charlotte; she finds support, and conspirators, among a group of new friends on a path of vengeance.

Set in the fictional town of Bremin, "Nowhere Boys" focuses on four diverse teenagers as they are unwillingly grouped together for a orienteering excursion in the Remin Ranges at the outskirts of their hometown. After spending an awful night in the forest, the teens return home to find that they're stuck in a parallel world where their families and friends do not recognize them at all. The boys are forced to protect each other against otherworldly influences and to make their world right again.

When folks think about the people involved in wars, they usually think about the soldiers who fight the battles. Often forgotten are others in the war zones performing different, but still important, duties. "ANZAC Girls" tells rarely told true stories of nurses who served with the Australian Army Nursing Service during World War I. The tales describe nurses who rose to meet the challenges of their profession while witnessing the brutality and heroism associated with war. The series is based on Peter Rees' book "The Other Anzacs," in addition to diaries, letters, photographs and other historical documents.

Fledgling detective Phryne Fisher is known for her sharp wit and pearl-handled pistol, which she uses to fight injustice in Melbourne during the 1920s. The glamorous sleuth makes her way through the city's alleyways and jazz clubs while she fights crime as part of a larger mission -- making sure that Murdoch Foyle, who she believes is responsible for the disappearance of her younger sister, stays behind bars. She fights for justice for people who can't help themselves, including exploited workers and missing girls.

After 20 years in Europe, Sarah Adams returns to Australia to start a new life.