Retired Irish Garda Detective Sergeant Pearl Kosciusko is travelling Australia with her endearing Aussie husband as a ‘Grey Nomad’. The sixty-somethings are away for months. It might turn into years. The journey is slow because every time they stop, Pearl solves a crime. Cold cases, people in distress and she is also following the trail of their missing son. This is outback Queensland, where there are small towns and even bigger secrets. Pearl, and her long suffering husband Walt, are on the case.

1939. Sydney. The Rocks. For the young women of SIGS, the usual coming of age challenges of life and love are even more complex, when working in the secretive world of military intelligence at the outbreak of World War II.

Just out of rehab, Ellis Wylie must travel from Sydney, all the way back to his hometown of Alice Springs? Why? A bureaucratic fuck-up. For this former commando with complex PTSD, the real war is about to begin in the Dead Centre where rage zombies have been unleashed.

In 1971, a charismatic American entrepreneur leads a ragtag group of libertarians to an uninhabited Pacific reef to build the world's first government-free nation from scratch, but as supplies dwindle and tensions rise, their dream of freedom descends into paranoia, division and tragedy.

Growing up as a teenager in the remote Northern Territory wasn’t meant to be easy. But for Toni Tapp, the sprawling cattle property of Killarney Station in the early 1970s is home to a vivid series of childhood adventures, filled with tough characters where the harsh realities of Australia’s sunburnt country collide with what it means to be a teenager in the outback.

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