Blue Heelers

Trouble brews for Tom when former constable Adam Cooper returns to Mount Thomas. Matt's hearing is affected during a botched drug bust.

Amy and Alex persuade Tom to clear his name against some serious criminal accusations. Tom decides to reconnect with his estranged family.

Tom stands up for a man who turns to thievery to please his dying daughter. Meanwhile, a mystery shooter fires upon police on the streets.

Tom refuses to see a specialist doctor about his condition, despite Amy doing her bet to persuade him to do so.

Jonesy and Alex investigate the remains of a baby found in a burnt pit in the National Park. They are led to a mysterious group.

Amy clashes with Inspector Falcon-Price over the conduct of an investigation. Meanwhile, Tom takes leave for a fishing trip.

An important race in Mt Thomas draws serious gamblers, serious criminals, and not-so-serious hats to the town.

Against medical advice, Tom returns to work shortly after his operation. Meanwhile, Joss and Tilda plan a weekend away.

Kelly prosecutes her first case regarding an arsonist in court. Meanwhile, Joss's mum invites Kelly to dinner with her and Joss.

A pilot is convinced his crop-spraying plane was sabotaged when it crashes. Joss and Kelly investigate a greenie farmer.

Kelly and Matt investigate a drug case. Kelly is pursued by the young lawyer. Joss considers a moonlighting career as a driver.

Amy and Even are attempting an undercover operating when their cover is blown and Matt is almost shot. Tom is still battling with, and coming to terms with, his cancer and knows that he should be taking his time and renewing ties with his estranged family. He is distracted when disgraced former police-officer Adam Cooper arrives in Mount Thomas, as a photocopier technician. Cooper, who was dismissed by Tom for corruption, attempts to frame Tom and accuses him of illegally selling stolen firearms following the bombing of the former Mount Thomas police station; these are accusations that Inspector Falcon-Price is gleeful to hear and he readily accepts them and grants Cooper anything he desires. Tom also helps fellow cancer suffer, Gina, in her final days and Heelers are left to pick up the pieces. Alex and Amy must prepare for Tom's approaching case, which he seems to have no care for at all, and they are stretched to breaking point. After the accusations against Tom, the Inspector announces that the Mount Thomas station is to close and the Heelers start to find new jobs, facing the fact that they must leave Mount Thomas. Finally, Cooper's scheme is foiled, it is announced that the station is to remain open and the Inspector leaves, very disappointed.

Amy and Even are attempting an undercover operating when their cover is blown and Matt is almost shot. Tom is still battling with, and coming to terms with, his cancer and knows that he should be taking his time and renewing ties with his estranged family. He is distracted when disgraced former police-officer Adam Cooper arrives in Mount Thomas, as a photocopier technician. Cooper, who was dismissed by Tom for corruption, attempts to frame Tom and accuses him of illegally selling stolen firearms following the bombing of the former Mount Thomas police station; these are accusations that Inspector Falcon-Price is gleeful to hear and he readily accepts them and grants Cooper anything he desires. Tom also helps fellow cancer suffer, Gina, in her final days and Heelers are left to pick up the pieces. Alex and Amy must prepare for Tom's approaching case, which he seems to have no care for at all, and they are stretched to breaking point. After the accusations against Tom, the Inspector announces that the Mount Thomas station is to close and the Heelers start to find new jobs, facing the fact that they must leave Mount Thomas. Finally, Cooper's scheme is foiled, it is announced that the station is to remain open and the Inspector leaves, very disappointed.