MAGGIE: He didn't actually see her.
No.
Okay, Mr Jamison, we'll send someone.
Ah, Wayne...
Yes, Mr Jamison, as soon as possible.
Okay. Bye.
Martin's Gifts and Crafts - a staff member has been stealing stock.
There's a definite link between crime and my coffee break.
Nick? Sorry, mate.
I'm busy preparing for a careers class with Year 11's,
convincing them it's great to be a cop.
Don't forget to mention the coffee breaks.
Morning. Go see the boss.
Hillary Edmunds from the livestock squad's with him.
Who? Hillary Edmunds.
She says she knows you.
Yeah, the last thing she said to me was she'd like to cut off my balls.
Good on her.
Maybe I should take sick leave.
PJ?
Watch it. She was carrying a rather large knife.
Today, PJ.
Patrick. Hillary.
It's nice to see you again. Same here.
I...heard you were working further north.
I'm filling in while Harry Doolan's on leave.
Right.
Why is the stock squad in Mt Thomas? Cattle duffing.
Stolen stock went to auction in Melbo
Stolen stock went to auction in Melbourne.
Why don't you sit down?
Fake Bills of Sale, the usual thing.
Most of them were from here.
A few calves with no identifying marks.
We think they were bound for Queensland to impro
We think they were bound for Queensland to improve breed stock.
Did you pick up the agents? Yeah, but they won't talk.
If there's cattle duffing going on around here,
you can be sure Ray O'Neill and his boys are mixed up in it somewhere.
It's sort of a family tradition.
It might be worthwhile paying them a visit.
I was afraid you'd say that.
Is that a problem?
Come back here! Let go!
You stay until the police arrive. You can't make me.
You're making it worse for yourself.
You're hurting me. Stop struggling.
Let her go. She's been stealing from me.
There's a lot of earrings in that bag and I'm missing bracelets, too.
I didn't take them.
He probably put them in there. Oh, Angela!
You hurt my arm. It's your own fault.
I told you not to struggle. Calm down, the pair of you.
We'll sort this out at the station.
I'll lock up the shop.
Come with me.
He hurt my arm.
They're the four properties we know of that have lost stock.
All this side of the highway, and all adjoin crown land at the rear.
Maybe they don't ta
Maybe they don't take them out by road.
They could drive them into the foothills and the
They could drive them into the foothills and then out a back road.
That's the O'Neills'.
A bit obvious, isn't it?
No-one's ever accused them of being subtle.
A warrant would make life easier.
Can't do it. All I've got are suspicions.
Then let me do the talking.
Why?
The O'Neills are not the most obliging people in the world.
Gone are the days when I needed protection, PJ.
I didn't do it, he's lying!
We found the jewellery in your bag.
What's going on?
Martin Jamison. I own a gift shop on George Street.
Angela works for me. I wish I'd neve
Angela works for me. I wish I'd never seen the place.
So do I! I wouldn't have lost so m
So do I! I wouldn't have lost so much stock.
I saw her stealing jewellery.
Nick, show Angela into the interview room.
Mr Jamison, take a seat in here.
He reckons she's got more on her.
What do you think?
This stuff was in her bag.
Alright, Maggie.
Thanks, Nick.
Angela, I'm Constable Doyle.
What are you going to do?
I've got to search you.
But I haven't done anything. Then you don't need to worry.
You can't make me. Yes, I can.
We'll start with the belt.
Do you get a kick out of this?
Let's get this over and done with as quickly as possible.
They were down the front of her shirt just above her waist.
Are these the ones you're missing? Yes, that's them.
Angela, you'll be charged with theft.
As you're only 17, we're obliged to call your parents in.
He'll kill me.
Dad will kill me.
Thanks, Mr Jamison.
I don't enjoy this, you know.
I wish it hadn't happened.
Take a seat, Angela.
It could be a while before your parents get here.
Thanks.
Gidday, Ray.
(Irish accent) You boys smell that? Like something dead?
Yeah, Dad, it's foul.
This is Ms Edmunds, livestock squad.
We want to look around the property.
Have you got a warrant? No.
Then bugger off.
We can get one, Mr O'Neill. Then why don't you?
If we do and we have to come all the way back, you'll wish we hadn't.
If there's one thing that really gets up my nose it's a girl cop.
Mr O'Neill, we'd like to look over the property.
You're trespassing.
We have every right to kick your arses out of here.
You want to end up in the lock-up? It'd be worth it.
That's your call, Ray.
Or you could save yourself grief and let us look the place over.
Alright. We've got nothing to hide.
You haven't lost your touch, Patrick Joseph.
You know I hate being called that.
Been slaughtering a few cattle, Ray?
No law against that as long as you aren't selling the meat.
A couple went down in a bog, couple more were crook and we finished 'em.
It happens.
You've cut off any identifying marks.
You don't want blemishes on a hide.
Don't they teach you that in the stock squad?
You'd be surprised what they teach us, Mr
You'd be surprised what they teach us, Mr O'Neill.
It might help if we knew what we were being accused of.
Nobody's accusing you of anything.
There's been cattle duffing going on around here lately.
Cattle duffing? Does that still
Cattle duffing? Does that still go on in this day and age?
That's the rumour.
Shouldn't listen to rumours, girlie, gets you in a lot of trouble.
Can I see Sergeant Croydon? Who can I say is calling?
Adam Hunt. I own the North Road stud.
Adam, I didn't know you were back.
Just arrived today.
One of my bulls is missing.
Stolen? Looks like it. The pen's empty.
Paul's checking the boundaries but I doubt he'll find it.
We've had a spate of cattle duffing.
Tom, we're not talking about a few head for a barbie.
That animal took Best of Breed two years running at the Melbourne Show.
It's worth 150 grand, more with stud fees!
Thanks for your co-operation, Ray.
You blokes drop around any time.
I like to see how my tax dollars are being wasted.
Oh, what?! Look at that! Two of 'em.
You must've driven over something on your way in here.
Good on you, mate.
PJ needs me at the O'Neill place and I've got to take a spare tyre.
Why's he driving without a sp
Why's he driving without a spare?
He's got a spare, he just needs another one.
What for?!
Angela!
I didn't do it, Mum.
Mr DeVenuto, Constable Patterson.
If you'd come through...
(Italian accent) Just a minute.
Why is my daughter here?
Well, let's discuss that in the interview room.
The jewellery was found down the front of your shirt, Angela.
Are you denying taking it?!
I wanted to get back at him.
Get back at him for what?
He's been hassling me.
What do you mean by hassling?
It's obvious what she means, isn't it?
Mr DeVenuto, you can wait outside if you want.
Go on, Angela.
He touched me in the stock room. Oh, God!
Sir, will you calm down?
When did this happen?
A lot. He wouldn't leave me alone.
Why didn't you try to stop it? I needed my job.
If I'd said anything, Dad would've made me quit.
You're quite right, I would!
I just wanted to get back at him.
He made it up about the other stuff that's missing.
Give me five minutes alone with that bastard.
I'll get the truth out of him. No, you won't.
If he has assaulted Angela, we'll take care of it.
You believe her?!
You can't see she's wriggling out of it by accusing me of molesting her?!
It's pretty obvious, isn't it?
Kids do it all the time.
Angela has made some serious allegations.
We have to investigate them.
My God, you do believe her!
We're trying to get to the truth, Mr Jamison.
The truth is, I never touched her.
If anything, she made advances to me.
How do you mean?
Alright, maybe that's a bit strong.
I wouldn't say advances.
She's a flirt, alright?
She flirted with me a lot.
How did you feel about that?
What do you mean, how did I feel?!
I'm a married man!
You didn't feel flattered - a girl that age?
No! Nothing happened.
You could mount these and use them as earrings.
One more crack and you'll be wearing them, Nick - and not in your ears.
You let them get under your skin.
No more than you.
How about my tyres? You goaded them. That's my fault?
What happened to the gentle touch? I
What happened to the gentle touch? I thought that's what drove you off.
The woman wanting more of a commitment.
I wondered when we'd get around to this.
Around to what? Knocking me for calling it off.
I'm sorry. No regrets, PJ.
You did me a favour.
I needed to spread my wings, I was too possessive.
This is the new me, like it or not.
I didn't say I didn't like it. DOOR KNOCK
Adam Hunt's been in. His prize bull's been sto
Adam Hunt's been in. His prize bull's been stolen.
He's expecting you two.
Righto, boss.
Thanks for coming in.
We'll call if we decide to take this any further.
Sounds to me like you've already made up your mind on that.
What did he have to say for himself? He denied it.
He said Angela's been coming on to him.
So it's his word against hers?
They're never easy, those ones - he says, she says.
You two had better get out on patrol.
If the O'Neills stole this bull, they've changed their MO.
People do change.
Sometimes for the better.
That doesn't look like a woman who wanted to castrate him.
It must be his natural charm.
Nick, why did they break up? Roz, he hasn't mentioned it to me.
And if he had, you wouldn't say, right?
My lips are sealed.
Well, that's where it was.
When did you discover the bull was missing?
This morning when I arrived.
I live at my other property in Wagga.
A manager looks after this place.
When I got here, the bull was gone.
I doubt they'd come in daylight - they would've been seen.
It's a risk coming in at night, too.
The driveway's in view of the house.
No-one saw or heard anything? Not a thing.
The bull would be easy to identify.
They couldn't sell it at the open sale.
But it'd be in demand as breeding stock.
Here's my manager now.
Any luck? Nothing.
Definitely looks like he's been stolen.
Gidday, PJ.
Oh, you've already met.
Gidday, mate.
Do you know Hillary Edmunds? Good God!
Hello, Paul! It's been years.
We used to 'event' together.
What are you doing here? I'm with the stock squad.
Stock squad? Good for you.
You know what gets me?
He puts her through that and reports her for stealing cheap jewellery.
Assuming she's not lying. You don't believe her?
When I was searching her, something didn't ring true.
RADIO: Mt Thomas to 308.
Yes, VKC?
Disturbance at Martin's Gifts and Crafts.
Please attend. Got it, VKC.
Hey, hey, settle down.
I'll kill you!
Not such a big man now, are you?!
I never touched her!
Come on, break it up!
He deserved it!
Alright! Alright, alright.
Take it easy.
You alright?
I've felt better.
Look, I can't force you to proceed with a charge but think about it.
You're giving him a licence to take a poke at you whenever he wants.
Look, he believes her, doesn't he?
She's his daughter.
I've got a couple of kids, too.
If I thought someone had harmed my daughter I'd be out to get him, too.
Charging him won't solve a
Charging him won't solve a thing.
We'll be in touch.
Oh, Martin. Hi.
Where are the kids? With Dot.
I didn't want them coming here. Of course.
Have you seen a doctor? Yes.
Have you spoken to Sergeant Croydon? Yes.
(lowered voice)
You'll have to tell him the truth. No way.
Please, Martin. We agreed. We have to tough it out.
Okay, okay.
So he goes back to the doctor.
He says I've tried it with my right hand, I've tried it with my
He says I've tried it with my right hand, I've tried it with my left.
I've even tried it with m
I've even tried it with my mouth...
What'll it be, Tom? Six stubbies to go, Chris.
Early night? Yeah, I think so.
John DeVenuto was in here earlier.
He accused Martin Jamison of molesting his daughter.
It's his word against hers.
Hard to imagine Martin doing something like that.
But I guess you never know.
Angela DeVenuto ever come in here?
To a pub? Her father would kill her.
He's very strict.
Do you think she'd be easily offended if a man made a pass?
She's able to tell the difference between a pass and being molested.
Has she got a boyfriend?
I may seem to be the fount of knowledge in this town,
but a few people have managed to hide their private lives from me.
Just as well, or we'd be out of a job.
See you tomorrow.
Keep yourselves nice, you lot.
Hillary, where do you know PJ from? We were friends about two years ago.
Three years ago.
Why the stock squad? What can I say? I'm all country.
With three brothers, the only way I could stay on the land
was to be a housekeeper, marry or
was to be a housekeeper, marry or join the stock squad.
It was no contest.
Marriage doesn't rate on your agenda?
Not to any of the guys I knew.
Chicken chasseur's on tonight. Sounds good to me.
I don't feel like cooking tonight. Yeah, me neither.
Want to give it a try, Hillary?
Roz, I've already got some plans for tonight.
Hi. Ready to go? Yeah, sure am.
But be warned, I'm hungry.
I like a woman with an appetite. I bet you do.
Thank you.
See you in the morning.
He is nice.
WAYNE: He's got an appetite. And she has.
I've known Paul McLauglin since I was a kid.
He could also be a suspect in our investigation.
I thought the O'Neills were our prime suspects.
It isn't their style to steal a prize bull.
Maybe they're moving up in the world.
I haven't discounted them, I haven't discounted anyone.
Until we can, you are compromising yourself by socialising with him.
I'm not stupid, PJ.
I know that.
It wasn't exactly social.
So, what did you find out?
Nothing much.
Thank you.
Paul seems genuinely upset that the bull's gone.
He and Adam were at boarding school together.
Paul was a prefect, sporting hero.
The wheels fell off when he came into the real world.
Then Adam offered him a job.
I think Paul sees this bull thing as a personal failure.
Do you believe him?
I understand personal failure when I see it.
DOOR KNOCK
Roz just got a call about your missing cattle.
Jardines Gully is all they said?
To stop the duffing, check Jardines Gully.
Did you recognise the voice? It was muffled.
Here we go.
Crown land, in the right area.
Petersons, Youngs. Hunts.
That's the O'Neills.
Some people have a warped sense of humour.
Meaning the O'Neills? It could be a wild goose chase.
I'm willing if you are.
You right?
I don't think we have a choice.
Check it out.
Try not to get any more flat tyres.
Gidday, Sergeant.
How's it going?
Reasonably predictable.
Nothing much happening in the shop this morning.
Couple of parents rang and pulled their kids out of Liam's party.
Somewhere else they'd forgotten they had to be, you know.
That's a bit rough.
The sins of the father are visited on the children.
Sounds familiar.
Have you had any second thoughts about the charges against Angela?
Because if I don't persist with mine, she might withdraw hers?
I can't speak for her but I need be sure you know your options.
I can't speak for her but I need to be sure you know your options.
I felt quite sorry for her yesterday, I really did.
I hated having to do that.
I don't feel sorry for her now.
Yes, I do want to go ahead with it.
We were in the storeroom.
He made me get on a box to get some magazines that needed returning.
He put his hand up inside my leg.
How long have you worked for Mr Jamison?
A couple of years part-time. Thursday nights an
A couple of years part-time. Thursday nights and Saturdays.
Would you say you know Angela well? I suppose so.
In the time you've worked there,
have Angela and Mr Jamison been in the storeroom alone together?
Yeah, lots of times.
She's a really bright girl.
She was a lot of use to me, helping with stock cataloguing and things.
Very eager.
I thought I was helping her, showing her the other side of retailing.
I asked him to stop.
And then what happened?
He said, "You're a disappointment to me, Angela".
"I thought you wanted to get somewhere
"I thought you wanted to get somewhere in the business."
This has got to be it.
You can't take cattle much further.
Hillary, I was getting comfortable.
You spend too much time in the office.
There's nothing like getting out in the open air.
It's all around you...argh!
And all over you.
Depends what you're used to.
Yeah.
I haven't had so much fun since I fell off my bike and broke my ankle.
In three places.
Well, well.
The bull.
Isn't he a beauty?
Yeah, if you like that sort of thing.
Louise, did Angela ever talk about what went on in the storeroom?
No.
She was really upset one time.
When was this?
Thursday night, about three weeks ago.
She was upset about something but she wouldn't talk about it.
She had a crush on me so I nipped it in the bud before it went too far.
Why go into the storeroom to talk to her?
Why not choose a public place?
I didn't want to embarrass her.
And Louise is nice enough but the ears flap, if you know what I mean.
No, I don't.
I tried to let her down gently but she still came on to me.
That's not true!
He's old enough to be my father.
But you liked him as a boss? Well, I guess...at first.
But he made a pass at me.
I didn't know what to do.
If he'd already come on to you, why go to the storeroom with him?
I didn't want to lose my job.
He did...he did it again.
He said he wanted to go all the way.
He said I was a tease and he knew what I really wanted.
Did Angela ever give you the impression she was keen on Martin?
An old bloke like that?
Never.
Judging by the hoof marks,
I think they move cattle in and out of here on a regular basis.
Haven't left any feed.
I don't think they'd leave a valuable animal like that to starve.
We can expect a visit within 24 hours.
What? Hang around all night?
I don't see any way around it.
Ah, why not?
Sleeping under the stars. Toasting marshmallows on the fire.
Did you bring any marshmallows? Damn.
You spotted the flaw in my plan.
Oh, well.
I wouldn't light a fire anyway.
Don't want to advertise we're here.
I've got everything we'll need in the 4-wheel drive.
Um, I've only got one sleeping bag.
Is it a...big one?
I think he should be charged.
There's not enough. It's still his word against hers.
Louise saw her coming out of the sto
Louise saw her coming out of the storeroom very upset.
He explained that. You believe him
He explained that. You believe him?!
It's not a question of what I believe.
He can't get away with this.
You'll need more than that. I'll get it.
Be sure, Wayne, that's all.
Bloody sure.
I am.
You've been around, mate.
You've had women throw themselves at you.
You must've figured them out by now.
See, if she dumped me the way that I dumped her,
I would've wanted my balls for breakfast, too.
I didn't want to hurt her.
It was just easier to pack up and leave.
Who wants a screaming match?
You can see what I saw in her, can't you?
The fact is, she's more her own woman now.
Keep your eyes open, mate.
Wish me luck.
PJ: Comfy? Yes. You?
(husky) You know, you shouldn't do that when we're alone.
I know what you're thinking.
Purely intentional.
Any news from the wilderness, Nick? No, they're still off the air.
I wonder how long PJ took to put the hard word on Hillary.
It could've been the reverse.
Just once I'd like to see PJ fall on his face with a woman.
What's the big attraction? I don't know.
When you've got the best, it'd be hard to find another man attractive.
Hey, Dad.
What the bloody hell?!
Let any tyres down lately, Mick?
It's a flamin' set-up.
Those cows just happened to be going your way and you tagged along?
I'll cop it sweet for that lot, but you're not pinning that bull on us.
I don't know how it got there, but it's nothing to do with us.
Tell it to the judge.
I sure will.
I never saw that bull before in my life.
Can I help you?
I'm Claire Jamison. I'd like to see Sergeant Croydon.
I want to make a statement. I'll see if he's free.
You're the one prosecuting Martin, aren't you?
No-one's being prosecuted yet, Mrs Jamison.
No charges have been laid.
Persecuted, prosecuted, you're the one running it, right?
Yes. Well, I want you in there, too.
Come through, Mrs Jamison.
We won't lay charges unless we're sure there is an offence.
But it looks very serious.
This whole thing is just so unfair.
Martin Jamison did not touch that girl.
He just wouldn't do that.
He's the nicest man I've ever known.
I'm sorry, Mrs Jamison, but that's not evidence.
He doesn't want me to say anything.
But I can't sit by and let this happen.
I understood you wanted to make a statement.
I'm sorry, this isn't the easiest thing to tell someone.
Martin and I haven't had a sexual relationship in over five years.
We stay together because of the children and he's my best friend.
And I like to think I'm his.
If you and your husband haven't had sex for five years,
surely he'd try to find sex elsewhere?
No.
No, the reason we've been celibate, I suppose,
is because Martin told me five years ago
is because Martin told me five years ago that he's a homosexual.
I did think of leaving.
But after loving him as a husband and as your children's father...
It's enough knowing I'll lose him when my kids are old enough to hear.
Doyle, call the DeVenutos in.
Yeah, sure, boss.
Boss, can I have a word with you?
Nick, watch the O'Neills, will you?
I'd love to, mate.
Everyone knows the O'Neills are cattle duffers.
We get an anonymous call, find the bull, then the O'Neills turn up.
With three stolen cows? Yeah, each worth about 150 bucks.
Maybe a bit more.
They're sitting on 150 grand and they risk it for 500?
What are you saying?
We don't think the O'Neills stole the bull.
An animal like that is too easy to trace.
It isn't their style. Agreed.
Where do we go from here?
Hillary has a theory.
The bull's on its way to the ABU at Werribee.
If what I suspect is true, we'll know this
If what I suspect is true, we'll know this afternoon.
The DeVenutos are here. You want me in there with you?
No, I started this ball rolling, I should finish it.
She wouldn't lie about that, would she - Mrs Jamison?
She might.
Can you imagine living like that? It must be rough.
I imagine it's hard for both of them.
What about the kids?
They're trying to protect them for as long as possible.
Oh, Wayne.
Don't use that info unless there's no other way to get at the truth.
Don't worry.
How many more times are you going to put her through this?
Probably until she tells the truth. I am telling the truth.
You're not on that pervert's side?
How about it, Angela?
I'm telling the truth. Nah.
Yes!
I don't have to put up with this.
I want to speak to the Sergeant. Sit down, Mr DeVenuto.
Angela, you're already being cha
Angela, you're already being charged with stealing.
Would you like to add making a false report?
That's what happens when you make false cla
That's what happens when you make false claims.
He touched me! Wasn't it the other way around?
When Mr Jamison refused your advances, you decided to get even?
No! It was him.
He couldn't keep away from me.
He said he'd leave his wife for me and everything.
He wanted to go away with me, that he loved me.
That's the truth, Dad.
This has gone far enough.
Alright, Mr DeVenuto.
Angela, Martin Jamison is homosexual.
The man's married, he's got a wife and kids!
Mrs Jamison has signed a statement to that effect.
They're making it up, trying to get out of it.
She'll swear to it in court.
I know who I'd believe.
Louise saw us. She told you.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't let her do that to you, Martin.
You did what you thought was right.
It was bound to come out sooner or later.
You should have told us earlier, Martin.
I didn't think it'd get this far.
I've got this idea that if you're in the right, the truth wins out.
It doesn't always work that way.
I'm sorry we had to use the information your wife gave us.
Like I said, it'd get out sooner or later.
We'll just have to make some changes, won't we?
I wish I'd listened to your gut feeling about Angela.
Well, gut feelings don't hold up in court.
Yeah, still. Don't be so hard on yourself.
She was very convincing.
Okay.
You little ripper! Gotcha!
That's what I call a close working relationship.
It's amazing what a night under the stars will do.
You think?
PJ and Hillary?
No!
Girls, your claws are showing.
Oh, meow. Meow yourself.
Ta, mate.
They're on their way.
How will we play it? I'm happy for you to take the lead.
Careful. You might convert me to
Careful. You might convert me to the country way of life.
I thought I did last night.
Could be a long, slow process.
Someone like me doesn't change overnight.
Tell me about it.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
It's alright. We only have a property to run.
What's going on?
You found the bull, caught the men who took it.
We're not so sure we caught the men who
We're not so sure we caught the men who took it.
I heard you caught 'em red-handed.
What's the cost of a stud fee for your bull?
Depends on the herd size.
Average is around five grand.
Your bull was insured, wasn't it? Of course.
150 grand? Yes.
It's worth that because of its siring potential.
It's one of Victoria's best stud bulls.
Not any more, eh, Paul?
Look, I'm just the manager.
A manager who runs the property like it's his own.
You didn't like the bull being stolen.
You saw it as a personal failure. I don't blame Paul.
You can't, Mr Hunt. You stole the
You can't, Mr Hunt. You stole the bull.
Now, just a minute...
We had the bull tested at the Artificial Breeding Unit.
Your bull's infertile.
It's worthless. It's only as valuable as its insurance.
Don't be ridiculous.
That bull's sired some great stock.
Not in the last four months.
You haven't received any stud fees lately.
None of the cows mated to your bull became pregnant.
I had no idea.
I leave the running of the place to Paul.
Who found out where you hid the bull and gave us a call - anonymously.
Mate.
Mate?! Do me a favour, will you?
I've worked your place for years and made it what it is.
I built it up.
Paul, I...
You've tried to buy me ever since we were in school.
You lied to me about the bull.
You should've trusted me.
Mate.
I was never your mate, you patronising bastard.
No bull, no way to prove it wasn't fertile.
You claim on the insurance, then what?
You ship it off to your property in Wagga?
I should've told Paul at the start, instead of going over his head.
Oh, yes? Make him an accessory?
I knew he didn't think much of me.
I guess I didn't want him thinking any less of me.
Where do I sign?
Hello.
Mr Jamison.
Your jewellery. Thanks.
We've photographed it for court.
I have to get you to sign a receipt.
I forgot to give it to you yesterday.
I've just closed for the afternoon.
Claire and I can use the time to talk things over.
Listen, I know this is none of my business,
but now the charges have been dropped this needn't go any further.
We can talk to the DeVenutos.
You think Angela can be trusted to keep her mouth shut?
No, I guess not.
It's the kids, you see.
We do intend telling them the truth one day.
When they're old enough to handle it.
Unfortunately, that isn't yet.
In the meantime, I don't want them hearing it from their friends.
I've just arranged to put the shop up for sale.
You're leaving?
It was a nice town.
A good place to bring up kids.
These things happen.
I'll be out of your way in a second.
It's okay. No hurry.
That was a really impressive piece of work you did today.
I think we did alright.
One question. Shoot.
How did you figure it was Paul who rang us about the bull?
It just seemed something Paul would do to get even.
He always thought he was running the property.
He couldn't stand Adam doing something without his permission.
You, ah, know Paul pretty well, huh?
More to do with the lengths people will go to to get even.
When can we see each other again?
How's tonight? I don't leave till tomorrow, so I thought we could...
Yeah. Yeah, we could.
Pick me up at the Imperial at seven.
Then we can go somewhere a bit less public.
Less public?
Sounds interesting.
I feel like I've ruined his life.
Angela ruined his life.
A woman scorned, you reckon?
Maybe I should've held off, waited a bit before I told her about Jam
Maybe I should've held off, waited a bit before I told her about Jamison.
Your timing was right.
It was Jamison's fault, too.
It shouldn't be such a big deal being gay.
In some circles, it's even in to come out of the closet.
Not here and not in Tasmania and not when you have kids.
He should tell the kids now, not lie to them.
Kids will accept anything if they know their parents love them.
It'll be a hot time in here ton
It'll be a hot time in here tonight!
Hey, new clothes?!
And this woman was going to turn you into a soprano?
Roz, when you've got it, you've got it.
I have a message from Hillary.
She's checked out.
She said...I couldn't make sense of it but she said you'd understand.
She said, "conduct unbeco is a two-way street. Checkmate".
She said, "conduct unbecoming is a two-way street. Checkmate".
Right.
SUBTITLERS: Kerrie McKay and Tricia Moreno.