Fire

Fresh out of training, Morgan Cartwright, the first female firefighter in the Queensland Fire Service, enters the workplace at the same station where her father and brother served before her.

Morgan is approached by Detective Jean Diamond, the head of the arson squad, to observe the members of he platoon, one of whom is a suspected arsonist.

With the thought planted in her head that one of her platoon-mates may be the pyromaniac, Morgan freezes on the job.

When Dolores' former boss finds himself on the wrong end of one of Repo's 'deals,' he demands restitution.

Fire Detective Jean Diamond nabs a man responsible for setting a bush fire but is no closer to finding the Warehouse Burner.

After having been left by his wife, Spence comes to work drunk and endangers his life by entering a fire scene.

Following a surprise inspection by the members of the South East Station, the Arson Squad steps up the pressure by invading the station and questioning the platoon members and their families as part of their investigation.

The Arson Squad places the platoon members under police surveillance.

When Spit calmly defuses a bomb planted by the pyromaniac in an abandoned prison, it leads the platoon to suspect him as the arsonist.

Banjo's hopes of keeping his upcoming marriage a secret quickly evaporates when Dinosaur tells the rest of the platoon.

The Arson Squad's constant surveillance of Ted begins to take an emotional toll on him, and Morgan asks Diamond to back off.

Rumours get back to the platoon that Spit is being questioned by the Arson Squad, but armed with nothing more than circumstantial evidence, the Arson Squad is unable to make a case against him.

Morgan is forced to admit to the platoon that she has been passing about information on them to the Arson Squad.