McLeod's Daughters

Two half-sisters are reunited by their father's death and discover they have little in common; a simple mistake forces Claire to make some difficult decisions.

Sheep-shearing time brings trouble in the form of a suspected killer, Clare struggles to meet the deadline for selling her wool; Tess uncovers a dangerous secret.

Jealousy abounds as Claire competes in the rodeo and two men compete for Tess's affection; Becky's reputation gets her in trouble.

The girls struggle to round up sick sheep and herd them home; Tess and Claire disagree over who is the boss.

Tess questions her riding skills after falling off her horse.

Meg and Claire discover more about Becky's life when she returns to the truck stop.

Harry Ryan takes the opportunity to stake a claim on the girls' property.

Meg has a secret lover; Claire pursues a wild stallion trying to breed with her prize mare.

Tess faces danger when she comes between a wild boar and Claire's beloved cattle dog.

Emotional and traumatic events of past and present return to haunt the lives of the women of Drovers Run.

Meg struggles with Jodi's coming of age, which nearly ruins a surprise party.

Tess learns the rules of what to say and what not to say in the country; an innocent remark reopens a very ugly wound, which divides the Ryan brothers.

Claire sees the precariousness of her situation; Meg prepares to make her annual tomato chutney.

Cattle thieves are working in the district; Killarney has been struck and a flock of Claire's sheep have gone missing.

Claire attends a conference and leaves Tess in charge of Drovers Run.

The death of local farmer, Max Martin, forces Harry to contemplate his own mortality; Claire and Tess discover an accident involving one of their own.

A successful sheep sale inspires the girls to celebrate with a night out at the pub; the celebration goes awry when Brian's misdeeds quickly become a problem for everyone.

Claire struggles with Tess's relationship with Alex; tensions develop between Tess and Claire as Claire pushes her away.

Jodi falls hopelessly in love with heroic migrant worker Alberto, who intervenes in a crisis and who saves her life.

Tess' theory of life doesn't help her understand romance or bulls.

Tess' friends arrive unexpectedly from the city; Tess is faced with a decision.

Jodi's fund-raising efforts for Miss Gungellan reach fever pitch; a cloud of discontent covers the sisters when they discover Brian's body in the dam.