
Description
After 20 years in Europe, Sarah Adams returns to Australia to start a new life.
Moods
- Brooding
- Engaging
- Endearing
- Gutsy
- Intense
- Melodramatic

After 20 years in Europe, Sarah Adams returns to Australia to start a new life.
As the Blighs celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah, Jack slips further into depression, until a conversation with Frank inspires him to make a courageous decision; Elizabeth sets up her maternity hospital; the family urges Carolyn to reach out to Jack.
Four months after Prudence's party, Carolyn and Jack are living separately, one of Anna's novels has been adapted into a radio serial, and she plots to bring her parents back together with her pregnancy, and Jack counsels a men's group.
Anna decides to stick to her principles by not hiding her pregnancy for the meeting with film producers about adapting her novel; the women's clinic transforms into Jack's community clinic; a devastated Carolyn arrives in Sydney.
George tries to comfort Sarah through her crisis; Jack brings Dr. Burton a proposition; Doris distances herself from the Blighs.
A near-fatal encounter with Stan brings Sarah's deepest fear to the surface; Elizabeth is challenged by Matthew's brutal assessment of her biggest flaw.
Olivia must deal with losing Georgie to his birth mother; Jack gets more than he bargained for when he has an interview with a replacement surgeon; Henry finds himself at rock bottom.
Sarah, George and Jack continue their investigation into Henry's accident.
Dawn's funeral helps to heal some people, while others find themselves doing some soul-searching in the aftermath of Henry's accident.
Sarah and Harry help Roy deal with a devastating loss; Carolyn accepts James's job offer; Anna decides to accompany Olivia and Matthew back to Australia.
Sarah and George hope their good news will mark a change in the fate of Ash Park; Henry becomes severely rattled when a familiar face returns.