Simmone Mackinnon

Claire and Alex are finding that potential clients are being put off by rumors circulated by Peter Johnson that 10 years ago, Alex was responsible for crippling an ex-local boy, Stefan Van Amstel, when Alex ran Stefan's car off the road.

When Becky and Jake are forced to steal a horse, they find new depths to their relationship. Alex is dismayed when Claire starts buying up old nags from the sale yards.

Excitement sweeps the area when a powerful ex-local is due to visit Gungellan in the interests of doing big business. When one of his employees arrives to set up in advance, Stevie is stunned to see he is none other than Will Hamilton, her old flame and the father of her daughter Rose.

Stevie and Kate let pride get in the way as they both try to prove themselves in preparation for Tess and Nick's return from their honeymoon.

After months of searching, Becky finally finds out what happened to Brick. She and Jodi discover the horrible truth after Becky is led to Brick by a dream.

Jodi, convinced that he was only doing deals to ultimately free himself from obligation, is prepared to risk everything for Luke. But when things heat up, the young lovers formulate a reckless plan to flee the town forever.

Tess McLeod (Bridie Carter) continues her struggle to oversee Drovers Run, a cattle ranch owned by her family for generations. Season 4 of the drama series finds Tess forging new relationships and facing new challenges without her sister Claire by her side. Adventure abounds for this extraordinary woman fiercely determined to keep the ranch in operation and make a living off the land in the rugged Australian Outback.

Filled with surprises, the seventh season of this dramatic TV series kicks off with Jodi Fountain McLeod and Rob Shelton (aka Matt Bosnich) playing dead and then later deciding to opt for the witness protection program. Meanwhile, Regan McLeod and Alex Ryan each depart from their South Australian homeland indefinitely; new characters Grace McLeod and Ashleigh Redstaff are introduced; and Stevie and Alex head for matrimonial bliss.

There's no scarcity of drama in the third season of this long-running Australian series about a pair of sisters who inherit a rural ranch and decide to hire an all-female work force. Some of the biggest shockers hit the outback since the tragic death of their father, including Claire (Lisa Chappell) revealing the identity of her baby's father.

Dave's passionate but stubborn side is exposed when he chooses to risk his career to save some mistreated horses. Jodi also takes some dangerous risks of her own, trying to stop Luke from gambling both his car and future in a drag race.

The Drovers girls have a tough time adjusting to Nick as the new man of the house, and when Dave makes a career-threatening mistake, love, loyalty and family ties are called into question.

In order to visit Sally and his son Harrison, Nick finds himself lying to Tess. Even though his intentions are pure, Stevie warns him about letting matters get out of hand.