After an international incident, cover-up and Cal McGregor becoming prime minister, the capital is on the brink of imploding.

As war with China and a cabinet reshuffle loom, Cleaver searches for a date as politicians prepare for the annual Mid-Winter Ball.

Morrow replaces Peters as prime minister after a term of 21 weeks; the true cause of the explosion at Parliament House is revealed.

Cleaver attends a rugby game and meets with a video game lobbyist.

When a new prime minister is sworn in on the eve of Anzac Day, Cleaver is served with a summons in a defamation case ahead of a heated debate about the future of an iconic Australian ice cream.

After forgetting his suit at a costume party, Cleaver is forced to perform his senatorial duties in a zebra costume, making an enemy of his right-wing colleague Sen. Penny Evans; Wendy starts to lose her grip after an argument with Missy.

When the American defense secretary goes missing after partying all night with Cleaver, the U.S. Secret Service frames Cleaver in a sexting scandal.

Cleaver meets old and new foes after taking up residency in Canberra; a terrorist gas attack forces the seat of government to move back to its old home.

Cleaver considers a career change and attempts to woo Wendy back to him. Meanwhile, Fuzz and Missy have some surprising news.

Barney's behaviour begins to worry Cleaver and Nicole. Meanwhile, Cleaver finds himself disbarred and at odds with Wendy's new girlfriend Jack.

Cleaver defends David much to Barney's chagrin. Meanwhile, Wendy goes a date with an old flame and Fuzz and Missy grow closer.

Cleaver ropes in Wendy to help Missy, who has been on a cocaine binge with Cal McGregor, and Barney and Cleaver are brought together by a case.

The serious charges against Thompson are dropped; Wendy comes to the rescue when Cleaver finds himself cornered.

Cleaver is forced back to the city and Thompson's lawyer decides the best way to silence him is to have him join their team.

After four months hiding out in the country as a writer, Cleaver's cover is blown by a new acquaintance.

Cleaver Greene lands straight into the clutches of a one-time mentor and now powerful criminal on the run; Barney turns up on a beach in New Zealand.

Something is seriously awry in Cleaver's world. His practice is booming. Barney is thriving. And he is falling in love with Felicity. But does fate have some nasty surprises in store?

Siege veteran Cleaver leads Wendy, Fuzz and Prue out of Roger's hostage crisis, but is accidentally shot in the buttock.

Roger bans Cleaver from Wendy's; Fuzz returns with a Congolese wife.

Cleaver is retained for a sex offense; David's front bench has been decimated.

A murder brings Felicity back into Cleaver's life; Cleaver can't say goodbye to Wendy or Missy.

Janet King returns as the Director of Public Prosecution office and to a high-profile murder trial.

Based on the same-named hit movie from 1999 that starred Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles, this half-hour series returns to Padua High, where newcomers Kat and Bianca Stratford attempt to navigate the popular crowd and the opposite sex while dealing with their overprotective dad. Kat is a strong-willed, confident kid with an eye toward her post-high-school life, while the only concern Bianca seems to have is how popular she becomes. But smooth sailing it won't be for the pair, especially in the company of head cheerleader Chastity, love-struck nerds like Cameron and the school's mysterious bad boy, Patrick.

"The Casual Vacancy" is a three-part miniseries adaptation of the novel by J.K. Rowling. The story is based on the lives of the residents living in the fictional English village of Pagford. It's home to a market square and ancient abbey, but what lies behind the idyllic surroundings is a community at war over the legacy of Sweetlove House. Parish Council Chairman Howard Mollison argues for an end to the legacy but is opposed by council member Barry Fairbrother, whose impassioned speech outlines Sweetlove's importance. When Fairbrother suddenly dies, the "casual vacancy" on the council soon becomes the catalyst for a clash that rocks the village.

Jane Quimby is a high-school fashionista who works as an assistant to high-powered fashion executive Gray Chandler Murray. Jane's problem is that she got her job because they thought she was an adult so she must keep her true age a secret. Jane soon learns that working for a high-profile executive in the cutthroat world of fashion brings you enemies. In Jane's case, that adversary is India, Gray's former assistant who is now gunning for the executive's job. But Jane has an ally in attractive senior designer Jeremy, who piques her interest even though she still harbors feelings for longtime crush Nick in her "other life" at school. Jane's best friend, Billy, helps her keep her secret as she lives her two lives. But Billy has his own secret that he is keeping from Jane -- a relationship with her school nemesis, Lulu.

An ambitious corporate executive, Amy Jellicoe has succeeded despite the fact she can be her own worst enemy. After a series of self-destructive choices leads to a very public, humiliating nervous breakdown, Amy spends three months at a treatment center in Hawaii, where she learns to live a more enlightened existence. Upon returning home, however, she discovers her new passionate and honest outlook isn't accepted by her family, friends and co-workers, notably her mom, Helen, with whom Amy now lives, and her drug-addicted ex-husband, Levi. Immersed in a more complicated life, Amy must decide what's really important to her.

It's a generational clash when 40-something ad exec Thom Payne gets a new wunderkind boss, who is in his mid-20s. When his boss starts using words like digital, social and viral, Thom realizes he may need to rebrand himself to compete in a technology-driven world. His pursuit of happiness is going well to this point -- he has a beautiful house in the woods, a loving family, a roster of big-name clients and a trophy shelf filled with awards for his work -- but being slow to adapt compromises his quest. His immediate supervisor, 50-something Jonathan, has begun to embrace the changing environment and encourages Thom to do the same. Otherwise, Thom may be stuck being just "happyish" for the rest of his life.