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It's the annual Brokenwood A&P show, time for that special kind of Kiwi carnival! Amidst the shearing displays, the ‘Calf Day' competition and wood chopping, is the usual assortment of fun rides and fairground attractions. The sun is shining on happy family entertainment and ever popular this year is the shonky old Ghost Train.
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Guest stars Olivia Tennet, Greg Johnson, Cian Elyse White, Rawiri Jobe, Jamie Irvine, Phil Peleton, Jason Hoyte, Karl Willetts
The Cream Boat is a charming vessel that chugs its way up the scenic Brokenwood waterways. It carries sightseers and Christmas parties and often Hen Parties. Professional tennis player, Ophelia Marley, is one such lucky Hen. Her Bridesmaids have organised a big day migrating from the township via the Cream Boat to the Tidal View Lodge where they stay overnight.
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Guest stars Anna-Maree Thomas, Amanda Tito, Cian Elyse White, Rawiri Jobe, Karl Willetts, Colin Moy, Peter Feeney, Greta Gregory
Cycling is very de rigour around the globe and no less in Brokenwood. When one such MAMIL, (Middle Aged Man In Lycra), Lester Nyman, reaches the top of a local mountain after a gruelling ride and suffers a massive coronary, it doesn't seem suspicious. But then Gina reveals his toxicology showed astronomical levels of caffeine in his system and Mike starts to look more closely.
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Guest stars Kieran Foster, Roy Ward, Ingrid Park, Elizabeth McRae, Kerynn Walsh, Will Hall, Paul Glover, Peter Miller
On the edge of Brokenwood sits an abandoned mental health facility, an asylum named Brokenwood Downes. Now derelict, the spooky buildings provide a great hideout for local teenagers.
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Guest stars Rawiri Jobe, Shane Cortese, Phil Peleton, Jason Hoyte, Karl Willetts, Roy Ward, Colin Moy, Elizabeth McRae
