There is trouble for Michael when a new boy arrives at the Ross household. Luke’s plan to teach Irene a lesson goes horribly wrong.
Shane finds it difficult to come to grips with fatherhood.
Jack proves to be more of a handful than Pippa and Michael first thought.
Fin’s determination to keep her distance from Haydn begins to crumble.
Sarah saves Angel from being caught by the police.
Luke discovers the reason why Tug found it difficult to cope at school. Haydn and Fin rekindle their passion.
Haydn and Fin vow to continue their relationship despite Irene’s disapproval. Shane plans to teach Jack a lesson.
Fisher throws Irene’s plan to buy the beach house into turmoil.
Sarah is mortified to discover that her relationship with Nathan is the basis of Angel’s story.
Haydn stumbles in his resolve to quit gambling.
Tug’s dyslexia causes a near disaster. Haydn hopes he’s back on a winning streak.
Sarah rejects Angel’s attempts to salvage their friendship. Jack takes desperate measures to remain in Pippa’s good books.
Shane believes he has Jack eating out of his hands.
Fin is convinced that Haydn is gambling again.
Tug is convinced he will be sent to prison for stealing Roxy’s car.
Haydn and Fin decide to work together to overcome the gambling bug. Tug faces the most difficult test of his life.
Fisher decides to teach Shane and Jack a lesson. Tug finds a new friend when he decides to return to school.
Fin discovers that Haydn’s desire for gambling is as strong as ever. Jack makes his intentions known to Angel.
Fin agrees to help Haydn place one last bet. Jack believes he can win Angel’s affections.
Shane and Damian’s attempt to assemble Alf’s waterbed ends in disaster. Haydn realises he can’t get gambling out of his system.
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