Blue Heelers

PJ is determined to prove to Jo that aliens are not responsible for a series of strange events in Widgeree, including the theft from the local Bushranger pub of a saddle purported to have belonged to Ned Kelly, and a missing person who, upon his return, confirms that he was in fact abducted by aliens - a claim soon shared by their oddball colleague, Constable Rochelle de la Rue.

Susie and Jonesy try to help a little boy who is desperate to visit his mother at the local women's prison and are soon drawn into a web of lies and deception, which includes a torched car and a young man found fleeing the prison.

Jo re-opens the case of a missing teenager when his mother claims to have seen him in the dead of night. Jo senses there is more to this case than she originally thought and soon finds herself involved in a web of lies.

The blossoming romance between Susie and Jonesy is interrupted when they are called to attend the robbery of dashing former footy star Jed Stone. Jed shows an interest in Susie and asks her out on the spot.

Jonesy and Susie come across a field of dead kangaroos that have been massacred with a high-powered assault rifle. The field is owned by an old friend of Tom's who also happens to have lodged an application for a kangaroo cull.

Jonesy is annoyed when he and Susie are beaten to an ecstasy overdose by none other than his cocky younger brother, Drug Squad detective Dylan Jones. Dylan still delights in outsmarting Jonesy, rubbing in that he is a higher ranking officer, and it doesn't take Susie long to realise the brothers are akin to Cain and Abel.

Jonesy's world is turned upside down when tests reveal that his brother Dylan's seizure is the result of ecstasy. Dylan, a Drug Squad detective, regains consciousness long enough to reassure his strict father, Police Commander Reg Jones, that he didn't take any drugs - and long enough to lay the blame squarely on Jonesy.

Susie and Jo find a body when they go searching for a local GP who hasn't turned up to give evidence for a case at Mt Thomas Magistrates' Court. It appears the middle-aged doctor was murdered in his consulting room that morning.

Susie shoots Ben in the arm during a late night break-in at a furniture warehouse, prompting an internal investigation. Inspector Falcon-Price wonders whether it was an accident or, in fact, payback for Ben shooting Susie's husband Brad last year.

Jo and PJ's romance is blooming when he agrees to them having a baby together. There's one proviso - they get married first! Jo is over the moon and they buy an expensive engagement ring that day.

Tension is high at Mt Thomas Police Station as Jo and PJ struggle to work together after Jo has called off their engagement. Unable to compete with his love for Maggie, she has moved out of the house. Their colleagues suspect it's just a lover's tiff and will blow over, until Jo applies for a transfer to another station.

Tom Croydon has witnessed the destruction of the Mt Thomas Police Station. He wakes in hospital and the first face he sees is that of Sergeant Nick Schultz, who is in charge of the investigation into the explosion. Tom is told the explosion also killed Jo and a mentally disabled young man, Clancy Freeman.

Nick Schultz investigates the supposedly accidental death of Troy Baxter, and can find nothing which contradicts Tom's version of events, so for the moment his suspicions are allayed. But that doesn't stop Barry Baxter from loudly accusing Tom of murdering his son.

The Heelers are forced to evacuate their new building and call in the Bomb Squad when Amy finds a bag containing a suspicious metal object in their reception area. The 'bomb' turns out to be a thermos of soup, but this brings no comfort to the Heelers who are under increasing pressure as the town erupts in irrational fear and madness.

Tom is convinced they've got a new speed merchant in town when Joss and Kelly track down a speed freak on a rampage. Tom suggests this could be the reason the Baxters have chosen to settle in Mt Thomas, but Nick and PJ doubt it - their recent search of the Baxter farm indicated absolutely no sign of amphetamine production.

Tom starts to take investigations into the station bombing into his own hands and heads to Melbourne to coerce a name for the explosive dealer from an ex-commando. The dealer denies any involvement, but Nick and PJ get enough information to authorise another raid on the Baxter farm.

Jonesy puts his job and safety on the line to protect his new lover, Donna Maitland - a woman with criminal connections and a problem with the truth. Donna is apparently on the run from her violent boyfriend, Theo Kallergis.

Jonesy continues to risk his career by protecting his lover, Donna, and matters are made worse when Amy accuses him of helping Donna fake her own abduction.

Jonesy and Amy risk their careers and safety to investigate murder, illegal gambling, and possible police corruption in St Davids.

Amy wants to question Donna Maitland about the death of Theo Kallergis, but she has done her famous disappearing trick again. Susie tracks her down and finds her high on cocaine and refusing to answer difficult questions.

Susie worries about Jonesy's safety when he fails to call her as arranged. As it turns out, Jonesy has a very good reason; not only has he been shot and wounded, but his mobile phone was broken in the process. He no longer knows who he can trust, so he directly confronts a man who he believes to be an illegal casino operator, only to be knocked unconscious.

Following up a noise complaint at a teenage party, Susie and Joss discover a girl who claims to have been pack raped. The party was in honour of a visiting Tasmanian high school football team, and matters are complicated when Tom's step-son, Daniel, turns out to have been one of the guests.

Tom's step-son Daniel is in real trouble as the key suspect in a rape case, with his only unlikely ally being Inspector Monica Draper. She is concerned that Tom is running amok and tries to pump Sgt Jacobs for evidence.

Joss hopes the new sergeant at Mt Thomas will let him do some "real" police work instead of shuffling papers. However, before he can give Kelly the benefit of his thoughts on the subject, another vehicle cuts off the patrol car and they find themselves in a pursuit.