Penny narrowly survives the car crash, but is forced to stay at the hospital to recuperate; Jarrod gets a job offer out of town and Penny must decide whether or not to leave Whyhope for good.

Hugh's friends try to help him after his embarrassing outburst at his birthday party; Meryl's health suffers; Hayley continues her pole-dancing classes despite Ajax's wishes.

When Tara doesn't show up for work, Hugh finds her unconscious in her home; Tara's parents arrive and raise awkward questions.

Hugh agrees to help Tara with a random drug test, but an indiscretion reveals their relationship; Charlie offers to help at the brewery; Betty raises suspicions about Penny about Jarrod's dealings.

April is pregnant, but not everyone is as supportive as Matt had hoped; the netball game between the hospital and mining company takes all the focus.

While Penny is away, Hugh and Tara's night takes a dramatic turn as Hugh loses more than his sobriety.

Meryl and Ajax compete for the seat on the council; Penny and Jarrod are plan to elope, but someone must break the news to Hugh.

Eliza's other grandmother, Dinah, makes a dramatic entrance and has hidden motives.

When Hugh's superiority leaves him without a cardiac unit and without a job, he hopes it will allow him to return to his Sydney life.

Hugh becomes distracted from daughter Eliza and his cardiac unit by the arrival of the new doctor.

Hugh's world is changed forever when Harriet gives birth to their baby; Penny must come to a decision about her future with Hugh; Meryl and Ajax feud over his plans for a cemetery on the family farm.

When Hugh learns the identity of the new owner of the farm, he tries to cancel the sale; Matt is torn between his feelings for April and Charlie; Meryl discovers a major corruption within the local council.

Ajax takes drastic measures to stop Hugh from selling the farm; thanks to Meryl's dating service, Penny finds her perfect match and Matt drowns his sorrows with April.

Charlie and Matt's marriage faces problems when they disagree over Ivy's future; Meryl and Ajax devise a plan to save the farm from bankruptcy; when Hugh is accused of malpractice, his plan to leave Whyhope is delayed.

Penny gives Hugh an ultimatum about their relationship when her life begins to unravel; Meryl and Betty make Hugh the star attraction at the Whyhope Speed Dating night.

Penny's personal feelings for Hugh make for an embarrassing situation at work; an unwanted house guest causes trouble for Charlie and Matt.

Meryl and Carlito's relationship shocks the Knight family; tension between Hugh and Penny places the new cardiac clinic at risk.

The grand opening of Hugh's new cardiac clinic is thrown into turmoil after some life-altering news from his ex-wife; Charlie's life is thrown into chaos when her father surprises her with a visit.

Hugh deals with chaos at home and work, with a mutiny on the farm and a critical pregnancy crisis with Hayley; Matt and Charlie learn a lesson about bribery and corruption from Meryl.

Dr. Hugh Knight's plans to move away from Whyhope are put on the backburner after a tragic event; Penny makes a bold choice about her love life.

Penny and Hugh's family gets a bit of a shock when Hugh's estranged wife returns from Las Vegas.

SundanceTV's first comedy is an Australian import set in the rural Tasmanian town of Rosehaven. Home to help his mom with her business, Daniel is surprised to run into his best friend from the mainland, Emma, whose marriage has just ended. While she basks in the anonymity of her newfound life in Rosehaven, Daniel is forced to confront ghosts of his adolescent past. Soon enough, their friendship and sanity is tested by the charming yet deeply eccentric townsfolk. The series is created and written by real-life best buddies/comedians Luke McGregor and Celia Pacquola, who also star.

A chance meeting with a city-dwelling hotel tycoon changes the life of country pub singer Billie Carter forever.

Is there a dyspeptic doctor in the house? Successful surgeon Dr. Martin Ellingham abruptly leaves his London practice to become general practitioner in the sleepy fishing village of Portwenn, where he spent the holidays during his youth. But his luxury car and lavish wardrobe immediately rub the locals the wrong way, and once they get a load of his abrasive attitude and lack of bedside manner, he quickly alienates most of the townsfolk.

A brilliant barrister battles his self-destructive tendencies.

An ensemble cast led by Scottish actor Iain Glen ("Game of Thrones") and Golden Globe nominee Frances O'Connor ("The Missing") star in a futuristic drama with roots in Aboriginal mythology. Creatures known as Hairypeople, endowed with incredible strength, speed and longevity, seek refuge among humans who want to silence, exploit and ultimately destroy them. As unexplained murders terrify the populace, one chosen savior -- the Cleverman -- can ensure peace, but two estranged Indigenous brothers must put their differences aside before fear, hate and greed destroy civilization.

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

An American family's Australian vacation takes a tragic turn when sadistic serial killer Mick Taylor targets the tourists. College student Eve is the lone survivor after Taylor attacks the family in the Outback. Determined to avenge the deaths of her parents and younger brother, Eve sets out to hunt down their killer. She vows to bring the perpetrator to justice or die trying. As she goes along on her journey, Eve evolves into an adult and transforms from prey to predator, looking to triumph over her evil adversary. The six-part miniseries is inspired by the 2005 film of the same name.

Two detectives investigate the violent murder of a gay man.