Anzac Day, 1958. Tensions flared between Sarah and Henry when an Aboriginal patient, Frank Gibbs, exposed the deep-seated prejudices within their community. Elizabeth’s carefully constructed urban existence fractured as Douglas began coughi…

Sarah and George persisted in their strained discussion concerning matters of faith. Meanwhile, Anna seemed once more to be undermining her own literary ambitions, even as she navigated the solicitations of her publisher.

The weeks drifted by, two months now. George sought out a rabbi in the city, hoping to understand the path of conversion. Carolyn observed Jack's hesitation, yet focused her energy on championing Frank’s artwork.

Anna declined Ed’s proposal, choosing instead to restore their connection to one of strict professional courtesy. Sarah made a threat against Regina's life, before ultimately consenting to travel to Canberra with George. A letter from Regin…

Frank’s paintings and his home were lost when Stan O'Rourke, the local football coach—a man known for his cruelty—set fire to his house. Regina tried to intervene, hoping to prevent George and Sarah from becoming entangled in Sir Richard’s …

A profound darkness descends upon Sarah, forcing her to face the specters of her history. Larry receives a hard-won understanding, leading to his eventual redemption. Douglas at last acknowledges the reality of his situation, while Anna and…

A month had passed, and within the heavy shadow of the family's mourning, George found himself facing another burden: a relentlessly agitated Sir Richard, eager to learn his stance on the approaching federal election.

Elizabeth’s joy in city life quickly gives way to disbelief upon discovering that Douglas has bequeathed his estate to a son, Matthew, whom everyone believed lost. Regina continues her game with Sir Richard, now cautioning Henry about the m…

After considerable thought, Jack resolved to seek election to Parliament as an independent candidate. Elizabeth extended a warm welcome to Matthew, who had invited Olivia for dinner. Sarah harbored doubts about the sincerity of Regina’s int…

Just two weeks remain until the federal election, and Jack maintains a relentless campaign pace. Sir Richard's doubts regarding some hidden scheme grow stronger. Elizabeth introduces Douglas’ fund for veterans to representatives of the Aust…

Roy discovered Jack in a state of intoxication, still visibly shaken by the recent public ordeal. Following the discovery of Regina’s body, Sarah and Henry conducted an autopsy, subsequently burdened with the task of informing the Bligh fam…

Anna’s world fractured completely when Henry declared he could not marry her, now that he knew she would never bear children. Olivia and Matthew made preparations to relocate abroad. Sir Richard was finally cleared of suspicion as Sarah dis…