Seasons & episodes

Libby's dreams for the future are different to Drew's. Karl and Susan make the most of an embarrassing situation, and Bill can't be Anne's friend.

Bill tries to get Anne out of his system. An end to Paul and Tad's riding days, and a friendship hangs in the balance.

Joel is insulted. Karl throws down the gauntlet to Bill, and an unexpected house guest for Number Thirty.

Toadie moves too soon on Charlie. Harold's wheelie bin obsession angers Lance for which he arranges a payback plan. Meanwhile, Amy declares she wants to 'help others' to prove she's not self-centred, and Paul and Tad find themselves in trouble with the law.

Hannah is clearly getting a little emotional about the move. Tensions arise when Ruth cleans out Hannah's room and Helen's ring goes missing. Paul defies Harold for Hannah, and difficulties of Joel's relationship with Natalie are starting to outweigh the positive sides.

Susan is still getting stick at school over the Dr. Love article in Marguerite. Ruth wonders if she is any closer to solving who the close family source may be? Susan doubts they ever will know. She does not even know anyone who got a call from the magazine. Pippa overhears the conversation and puts two and two together.

The Scully family make themselves at home on Ramsay Street - and ruffle some feathers in the process.

Lou scoffs at Madge and Harold's new flower sideline, and Bill's letters to Anne are a bone of contention. As Drew is still resisting to go overseas, will Bill take the spare ticket and go with Libby?

Fanto is unimpressed to learn of Bill's behaviour over the love letters. Karl is upset to learn of Bill's travel plans and asks him if he is simply running away to escape his heartache over Anne. Meanwhile Anne's dinner party is a recipe for disaster.

Amy proves an unwelcome guest. Anne seeks out Amy and Lance to gather more news about Bill's proposed trip overseas. Michelle blackmails Paul, and Tad is determined to challenge Teresa.

Michelle blackmails Paul into a date. Tad is in hot water at home, work and school, and Bikers invade Ramsay Street.

The floral wars continue between Harold and Lou. Madge has a hair raising experience, and Charlie pops the question to Toadie.

Felicity makes a move on Bill, and there is an outbreak of Cricket fever in Ramsay Street. Joel and Lance are stunned when Toadie announces to them that if they won't have Charlie move in with them - he will move out to live with her.

Joel and Lance can't believe Toadie is serious about moving out with Charlie. Felicity manipulates Joe into giving his permission for her to do work experience with Bill, and Amy is horrified when Fanto suggests she pose nude for a painting.

Still disturbed, Amy feels it is necessary to warn Anne about Fanto. Fanto continues to pressure Anne to convert her house into a studio, and Amy suggests a replacement for Toadie at No. 30 - Katie, a flight attendant acquaintance.

Paul's work experience at Drew's garage doesn't go well. The boys desperately try to hatch a plan to deter Katie from moving in, and Felicity is forced to face the fact that Bill isn't over Anne.

Paul gets back in Drew's good books when he organises a deal with Stephanie. Teresa finds Tad working at Grease Monkeys when he's supposed to be doing an assignment, and Michelle seeks some advice from Steph.

Libby learns the conditions at Grease Monkeys are deplorable and sets about getting an inside look. Tad's life falls in a heap when he loses his job at Grease Monkeys, and while birdwatching, Harold inadvertently spies a scantily-clad Lyn.

An embarrassed Harold explains to Lyn that he was not spying on her, merely observing the Helmeted Honeyeater. Paul is determined to make Felicity fall in love with him, and pals up with Michelle to learn everything about her. Meanwhile, Tad tries to clean up his act.

Tad decides to come clean with Susan about the posters, and Susan encourages him to rise above it. Fanto persuades Anne to give her tenants notice, and there's a famine at No. 30, as the boys are broke.

Anne confronts Fanto. Libby gets her undercover job as Assistant Manager at Grease Monkeys. Harold enters a competition to photograph the Helmeted Honeyeater but is annoyed when Lou jumps in on the act.

When they learn Toadie has found a flat and intends to move in with Charlie, Joel and Lance try to be supportive. Grease Monkeys is forced for shut down, despite Libby withdrawing her article. Charlie surprises Toadie with her confession.

Joel and Lance are at a standoff over cleaning the house. Susan is having thoughts about being principal, which concerns Karl. There are wedding bells for Toadie and Charlie as they plan to marry.

No. 30 looks like a pigsty, while Lance and Joel continue their bet to not clean it first. Harold and Madge's application for a loan to buy Grease Monkeys is rejected, and Toadie gets a little suspicious when Charlie reveals she has visa problems.