
Rake — Season 5
Terror! Scandal! Ill-fitting zebra costumes! When you're a senator, these sorts of things tend to just sort of happen.

Upon assuming his duties as a Senator in the Australian Federal Parliament in Canberra, Cleaver found himself navigating a landscape of both familiar adversaries and unforeseen challenges. The detonation of a terrorist gas attack at the New…

The discovery of incriminating multimedia files, coupled with the disappearance of the United States Secretary of Defense, has placed Cleaver squarely in the crosshairs of the Secret Service. As evidence mounts suggesting the suspected terr…

Having misplaced his suit at a costume ball, Cleaver finds himself not only subjected to a humiliating procession of shame, but also compelled to address the assembled guests while garbed as a zebra. In this outlandish guise, he unexpected…

On the eve of Anzac Day, a new Prime Minister is sworn into office, and Cleaver receives a summons regarding the defamation case, Evans versus Greene. This comes as a fierce debate looms over the proposed sale of the iconic Australian ice c…

A fresh week dawns, ushering in a new Prime Minister. Liberal MP Greg Peters, an Indigenous voice, has stepped forward to guide the nation with his own distinct priorities. Simultaneously, a palpable anxiety grips the capital, fueled by the…

Following a twenty-one-week tenure, Peters has been replaced as Project Manager by Morrow. Cleaver’s personal difficulties with plumbing have brought to light the actual cause of the explosion at Parliament House, and an assassination attem…

Shadows of war lengthen over the South China Sea. A cabinet reshuffle is anticipated, domestic matters are resolved, and preparations are underway to return to the New Parliament House, though not before the Mid-Winter Ball. And a long-sta…

With Morrow removed from power, facilitated by his own half-brother Joe, Cal McGregor now holds the premiership. The aftermath of a major international incident and a sweeping cover-up leaves the capital teetering on the brink. Will the cit…


