When Jack McLeod passes away, his two daughters inherit Drovers Run, a vast cattle ranch in the Australian outback. Ultimately, Tess and Claire decide to run the ranch together, with their housekeeper, Meg, her teenage daughter, Jodi, and a local girl, Becky. Their lives are hard and the obstacles many, but the rewards are every bit as grand as the wild open land they've inherited.
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When Jack McLeod passes away, his two daughters inherit Drovers Run, a vast cattle ranch in the Australian outback. Ultimately, Tess and Claire decide to run the ranch together, with their housekeeper, Meg, her teenage daughter, Jodi, and a local girl, Becky. Their lives are hard and the obstacles many, but the rewards are every bit as grand as the wild open land they've inherited.
Season 2 episodes
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Jodi is torn between the truth and Becky's feelings when she realises that Sean's sudden visions are not as innocent as they seem. Meanwhile, Claire's flirtation with Peter takes a new turn.
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Written by Sarah SmithGuest stars John Jarratt, Rodger Corser, Stelios Yiakmis, Christopher Hobbs, Richard Wilson, Simon Gligora, Martin Leuenberger
When a good looking charmer arrives out of the blue at Drovers Run no-one is more surprised than Jodi to find out this is her father, returned after an 18 year absence, while Meg's world is thrown into turmoil at the arrival of her first love.
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Directed by Donald CrombieGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Richard Healy, Andrew Martin
As final preparations for the Miss Gungellan ball continue, Meg is faced with a difficult decision; to stay at the place she loves or to leave with the man she loves. Jodi is desperate to go with her father and is over the moon when Meg decides to take a chance for once in her life. All the women at Drovers enjoy the opportunity to dress up for the biggest event on the Gungellan social calendar. Jodi is voted Miss Gungellan but to everybody's surprise and Liz's horror, she gives up the crown in order to go off up north with her father and Meg. Only trouble is, Meg is having second thoughts. And so too is Kevin.
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Directed by Donald CrombieWritten by Chris PhillipsGuest stars John Jarratt, Catherine Wilkin, Luke Ford, Rodger Corser, Riley Smith, Fletcher Humphrys, Chelsea Bruland, Rosie Denny
As Tess feels increasingly isolated from Claire, she works hard to bring Nick and Alex back together, an effort which backfires when she lets a Ryan family secret out of the bag.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Catherine Wilkin, Luke Ford, Rodger Corser, Stelios Yiakmis
Mark Howard returns to the district, determined to drag brother Sean into his life of illegality. Meanwhile, Meg finds that she has competition for Terry's affections and Terry finds himself under scrutiny by the law.
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Directed by Ian GilmourGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Catherine Wilkin, Stelios Yiakmis, Justin Rosniak, Fletcher Humphrys, Richard Wilson, Norman Sheun
Frank Da Costa, the new cop in town, has it in for Terry. When Terry unwittingly on-sells stolen goods to Tess, he sets up an explosive confrontation that will unearth the dark secret at the heart of Frank's animosity.
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Directed by Ian GilmourGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Catherine Wilkin, Wendy Strehlow, Stelios Yiakmis, Fletcher Humphrys, Khristina Totos, Paul Reichstein
Droving cattle on a stock route, Nick and Tess's feelings for each other become stronger, until Nick discovers he has unexpected competition. With Becky in charge, she is committed to keeping Drovers running smoothly and showing Claire she can do it.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyWritten by David PhillipsGuest stars John Jarratt, Charlie Clausen, Luke Ford, Rosie Denny, Sandy Winton, Brian Torry
When Jodi's cooking gives five young men food poisoning, the women of Drovers must convince the Killarney men to put on a strip show. At the same time, Claire and Alex's business partnership gets off to a rocky start, whilst Nick and Tess form a partnership of their own.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyGuest stars John Jarratt, Charlie Clausen, Luke Ford, Stelios Yiakmis, Scott Johnson, Tim Campbell, Alex Shepherd, Patrick Frost
Romance is in the air for Jodi as Alberto returns, but Homestay guests bring problems for Tess. Marty comes back and sparks fly between him and Claire, until a certain incident with one of the guests happens and the Police is called.
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Directed by Donald CrombieGuest stars Luke Ford, Peter Cousens, Brooke Harman, Stelios Yiakmis, Nikki Coghill, Jack Finsterer, Ben Mortley, Shane Cooper
The war between Peter on one side and Claire and Alex on the other turns ugly when Peter starts circulating rumours about a secret in Alex's past.
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Directed by Donald CrombieGuest stars Marshall Napier, Charlie Clausen, Rodger Corser, Andy Anderson, Stelios Yiakmis, Ben Mortley, Craig Ball, Jacqueline Cook
Claire has to deal with cattle theft and an old adversary, while Tess and Nick's relationship esculates. Brick is keeping his distance from Becky, but she refuses to let Jake get close to her. Attraction between Meg and Terry grows ever-so-slightly.
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Written by David PhillipsGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Charlie Clausen, Inge Hornstra, Stelios Yiakmis, Ben Mortley, Denis Noble
On the eve of the Gungellan Show, Claire and Tess are shocked to learn Drovers Run is being reposessed... but there's a greater surprise to come; Claire has an announcement. Becky is happy that Brick is finally coming home, only to be face a dissapointment... again.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyWritten by Sarah SmithGuest stars Doris Younane, John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Catherine Wilkin, Charlie Clausen, Luke Ford, Rodger Corser, Michael Veitch
Peter puts an astonishing proposition to Claire which will change her life. Claire is unsure of herself following the discovery of her pregnancy and finds herself considering a proposal from Peter but events take a dramatic turn.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyGuest stars John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Catherine Wilkin, Charlie Clausen, Rodger Corser, Michael Veitch, Stelios Yiakmis, Josh Willoughby