Tuesday 7th April (Episode 8693) Justin has a new plan. Tane’s allowed visitors. Brax awaits his fate.
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Tuesday 7th April (Episode 8693) Justin has a new plan. Tane’s allowed visitors. Brax awaits his fate.
Elsewhere, Remi agrees to undergo surgery at the eleventh hour, and a familiar face agrees to help Tane flee Summer Bay.
Here's a full collection of 14 massive moments.
Tragedy is narrowly averted when Justin discovers John has cut into a live wire.
Justin pleads with his friend to accept help and John finally relents by hiring a tradesperson.
During a chat with Sonny, Remi shares the reasons why he's been resistant to treatment. But the thought of being unable to play his beloved guitar makes Remi change his mind.
The next day, he arrives at the hospital and tells Dr Swan he wants to go ahead with the surgery.
Meanwhile, Remi writes a will and makes a call to his parents asking if he can see them.
As Eden fears she may be about to lose her best friend, Sonny announces he's decided to quit rehab to support Remi through his recovery.
Not wanting to be a burden to Eden, Sonny asks John if he can stay at his house so he can remain nearby for Remi.
Later, Cash grills Harper about her Uncle Fred's pet dog and is able to use this information to discover his full name – Frederick Byen.
David confirms this was the same man who supplied the drugs with the blue wallaby logo that were found in Tane's place.
The cops reluctantly agree, but under questioning, Frederick claims Tane provided him with the drugs.
Cash attempts to call his bluff, but it's no use. Has Tane's fate been sealed?
Lacey has a moment of panic when she thinks she sees Holden at the Surf Club, but David thinks she's experiencing a stress-induced hallucination.
David calls for an update and discovers Holden was granted bail that morning, meaning Lacey's sighting could have been genuine.
As the date for Tane's court hearing is set for the following week, it seems everything lies in the magistrate's hands.
But Mackenzie isn't giving up without a fight and makes a call to Dean, asking if he can help make someone disappear.
As David leaves, Alf receives a call from Holden, posing as a concerned member of the public reporting a foam board left on the beach.
Alf instructs Lacey to go and retrieve it, but alarm bells are ringing for Mali when he discovers where she's gone. In a panic, he rushes off after her.
Holden goes to grab Lacey but is scared away by Mali's shouts.
David then issues a warrant for Holden's arrest and takes Lacey to a motel, believing she will be safe there.
After trying to placate her stalker, Lacey attempts to make a run for it but Holden forces her onto the bed, placing his hand over her mouth.
Terrified for her life, Lacey grabs a lamp from the bedside table and swings it at her attacker…
David is forced to follow procedure and places his daughter under arrest for murder.
Lacey is taken to the station for questioning where she bravely tells Cash how she attacked Holden in self-defence.
Tane doesn't want Archie growing up knowing his dad is in prison, but Mackenzie has a solution.
She tells Tane that Dean has found a way he can flee Summer Bay. Will Tane go on the run?
Ricky informs Brax that Dean has called and needs him to provide sanctuary for a fugitive.
Despite Ricky's reservations, Brax wants to help. Once a River Boy, always a River Boy.
With his symptoms seemingly easing, he begins to convince himself that things may be improving.
Eden is immediately uneasy as Remi talks about it with John (Shane Withington), trying to steer him away from the idea without revealing Remi’s diagnosis to their neighbour.
Not planning on backing down, Remi insists he won’t do anything reckless, asking her to trust him.
Later, speaking to Sonny (Ryan Bown) on the phone, Remi’s excitement is clear as he talks about finally getting back on the road.
Overhearing, Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) shares Eden’s concerns, pointing out that Remi would need medical clearance before being considered fit to drive.
When Cash offers to speak to him, Eden declines, worried Remi will see it as a pile-on.
Remi, however, shuts her down, insisting he won’t do anything reckless and asking her to let it go.
He’s suddenly overwhelmed by the thought that if he were to have a seizure while riding, he could cause serious harm to himself or someone else.
Unable to go through with it, he backs down.
Seeing how much it affects him, Eden calls Justin (James Stewart), who later turns up with Sonny to lift Remi’s spirits.
The distraction works, with the three sharing some drinks, and Remi begins to accept that he may need to hold off and seek proper medical clearance before riding again.
Out the back, Remi and Sonny share a quieter moment after Justin leaves, reflecting on how much their lives have shifted. As Remi moves to put the bike away, he suddenly collapses onto the lawn, struck by another seizure.
Determined to help, he attempts to manoeuvre his wheelchair down the step, but ends up falling from it, forcing himself to drag his way across the grass towards Remi.
Sonny pauses, glancing back at as he tries to work out whether he imagined feeling something, before continuing towards Remi.
As Cash arrives and helps Sonny back into his chair, Sonny uses Cash’s phone to call an ambulance, despite knowing Remi won’t be happy about it.
When paramedics arrive, Remi refuses treatment, insisting there’s nothing they can tell him that he doesn’t already know.
Sonny also raises what he felt during the incident, but when Levi runs some checks, there’s no clear response from Sonny’s legs, leaving him disappointed.
However, after further encouragement from Eden, he agrees to return and hear what she has to say.
The tumour is aggressive and continuing to grow, and surgery is now the only viable option. However, due to its position, the procedure carries significant risks.
With time running out, Dr Swan makes it clear he doesn’t have the luxury of delaying a decision.
As Remi presses for details on what the surgery would involve, Dr Swan drops a bombshell—suggesting that he remain awake during the operation, allowing her to monitor his brain function as she removes the tumour.
Will Remi agree to go ahead?