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 What's next in Summer Bay?

Coming up on Home and Away, Justin falls victim to an audacious theft. Elsewhere, Eden drops a baby bombshell on Cash, and Remi's patience with Sonny is starting to wear very thin.

Here's a full collection of 12 big moments to come.

Tane is hurting for Mac

Lacey is keen to give Tane an update on how the gym is doing, but he's distracted by Mackenzie's recent miscarriage.

At first, Lacey thinks Tane is being rude and ungrateful, but she regrets being so judgemental when she learns of the sad news.

Jo tries to comfort Tane but he subsequently turns her down, insisting that what they had together is over.

Mac needs space

Over at the hospital, Mac is struggling to process the enormity of her loss and refuses to accept any visitors.

The hurt only deepens when she returns home and is confronted by reminders of her pregnancy everywhere.

Tane and Abigail agree that it would be best to give Mac and Levi space to grieve, so they move into Cash and Eden's for the time being.

There's another theft in Summer Bay

Richie is hot on the case of the recent robberies as he scours online marketplaces looking for the stolen items. When Abigail swings by the station, Richie offers his support over Mac.

David witnesses Richie's caring side and invites him to dinner, where Lacey and Jo share embarrassing stories about their dad's past.

The next day, David receives a report regarding a break-in at the Surf Club, and Lacey arrives at the gym to realise that there's an intruder inside…

 Sonny becomes prime suspect

Lacey rushes to alert David, and they arrive back at the gym to find Sonny doing a secret workout.

David suspects foul play and takes Sonny to the station for questioning. Remi arrives to sort things out, insisting that Sonny isn't a thief but has merely been overdoing it with exercising.

Sonny is released, and promises not to return to the gym that day. But it's not long before he goes back on his word, where he is caught out by Remi and John.

Mali is also grieving

News of Mac's miscarriage reaches Mali, who is heartbroken for his friend.

After taking his mood out on Lacey, Mali opens up to Justin and reveals a sketch of a mural that he planned for the baby's nursery.

Justin encourages Mali to confide in Lacey, with the hope that it will heal their rift.

Remi can't trust Sonny

John is sympathetic to Sonny's rehab mission and allows him back to the gym, much to Remi's annoyance.

He knows that Sonny is incapable of sticking to a sensible workout plan, no matter how much he fools John and Dana.

Alarm bells are ringing for Dana when she hears about the string of robberies in Summer Bay. She tries to push Alf to invest in personal alarms at the Surf Club, but gets a gruff response.

 Mac sees her baby girl

Mac's spirits are lifted by a visit from Mali and she decides that it's time to tell her mum about the miscarriage.

That night, Mac experiences a vivid night terror and reveals to Levi that she saw a vision of their baby girl.

Mac fears the miscarriage was karma for their affair, but Levi insists that it was a terrible tragedy where nobody is to blame.

Eden stuns Cash

Eden drops a bombshell on Harper when she admits that Mac's miscarriage has made her have second thoughts about having a baby of her own.

Later, Eden breaks the news to Cash, who is taken aback by his wife's sudden change of heart.

Eden wants to discuss things further, but Cash insists that there's no point if she won't change her mind.

Justin is robbed

Justin responds to a call from a client who's dropped a pin on a deserted road with no reception.

When Justin arrives at the scene, he can't see any vehicle, but someone is lurking in the bushes watching.

With Justin's back turned, a hooded figure climbs inside his van and drives off. Justin tries to give chase, but it's too late – he's been robbed!

 Alf and Dana join forces

Alf apologises to Dana for his earlier outburst and she offers him one in return, explaining how she's shaken by the recent robberies.

Alf admits that he feels the same way, with his faith in the local community being put to the test.

Having made up, Alf and Dana agree to work together to make the Surf Club a safer place to be.

Cash respects Eden's decision

Eden's desperate to talk about the reasons she doesn't want kids, but Cash can't face the conversation and heads out to work.

When he returns later, Cash admits to Eden that he's naturally disappointed, but respects that it's her body and her decision.

The couple are reconciled, but it's clear that Cash doesn't know what the future holds for their marriage.

Alf takes action

Justin runs alone on the road until Alf drives by in his red Ute and picks him up. Alf takes Justin straight to the police station, where he makes a full report on the robbery of his van.

David assures Justin that they'll find the culprit, but Justin feels humiliated that he fell into a trap.

Alf is angry on his friend's behalf and calls a meeting on how the residents of Summer Bay can tackle these crimes. But just who is targeting them?

Home and Away in the UK, Alf is finally cleared over Abigail’s hit-and-run, as Justin makes a discovery that leads police to the real driver.

 

Abby (Hailey Pinto) was recently left injured after a night out in Reefton Lakes with Lacey (Sophea Pennington), when she was hit by the wing mirror of a red ute near Banksia Creek, and suspicion soon fell onto Alf (Ray Meagher).

Roo (Georgie Parker) had already been worried about her dad before the accident, after he accidentally let both his licence and rego lapse.

Although he later got everything back in order, the mistake left Roo questioning whether he was still as safe behind the wheel as he insisted.

Those concerns came rushing back when Abby was hit in the same area where Alf had been fishing on the morning of the incident.

Alf insisted he had nothing to do with Abby’s injuries, but Roo couldn’t help wondering whether he might have clipped her without realising.

The suggestion deeply hurt Alf, and the situation escalated when Probationary Constable Richie Brezniak (Rocco Forrester-Sach) overheard the exchange and passed the information on to Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) and David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor).

With Alf now placed near the scene and Roo raising doubts about his driving, police had no choice but to speak to him officially.

Alf was then taken from the surf club in a police car, with several locals watching on.

The checks on Alf’s ute found no evidence linking it to Abby’s injuries, leaving police satisfied that he wasn’t responsible unless new evidence came to light.

But with the real driver still unidentified, Alf was left feeling that the suspicion around him hadn’t really gone away.

Next week, Justin (James Stewart) finds Alf fishing and learns that David’s given him the option of making a formal complaint about the way the investigation’s been handled.

Justin later speaks to David at Salt, where David admits that if Alf did complain, the casework would be looked over in detail—but it wouldn’t necessarily bring Alf any answers.

David wishes there was more he could do, whilst Justin remains aware of how badly the whole situation’s affected Alf.

The next morning, Alf visits the station to tell David in person that he won’t be taking the complaint any further. Alf accepts that David’s done what he could, and that he’s not the enemy, but he’s still frustrated that the real driver’s out there whilst he’s the one being judged.

That soon changes when Justin’s called out to a roadside breakdown.

When he arrives, Justin’s taken aback by the vehicle in front of him. Carmen’s (Cassandra Magrath) red ute matches the description of the vehicle that hit Abby, and one detail immediately stands out—the nearside wing mirror is damaged.

Carmen claims she woke up one day to find the mirror hanging loose and assumes somebody must have clipped her in a car park.

Justin isn’t convinced, but he stalls for time by continuing to check over the ute whilst Carmen calls her boss to say she’ll be late.

Once Carmen’s out of earshot, Justin quietly calls David and tells him that he thinks he’s found the red ute police have been looking for.

David soon arrives and questions a puzzled Carmen about the broken mirror. 

Carmen insists again that she doesn’t know what happened to it, but David asks her to come to the station so they can speak to her about a recent accident.

Justin then heads to the coffee cart, excited to tell Leah (Ada Nicodemou) that he may have solved the case.

He wants to find Alf straight away, but Leah urges him to be careful, reminding him that Carmen hasn’t been charged and that they shouldn’t get Alf’s hopes up.

Back at the police station, Richie isn’t impressed by the new lead. He remains convinced that Alf was responsible, arguing that police had already identified the “grumpy old man” with recent driving offences.

Cash points out to Richie that Alf was never charged, but Richie pushes further by suggesting Cash and David are covering for Alf because he’s their friend. Cash is offended by the accusation and sends Richie home mid-shift.

David then questions Carmen, who confirms that she was driving on Murray Road in the early hours of the morning Abby was hit.

She’d been coming home from a late shift at Reefton Lakes Leagues Club, and when David explains that a young woman was struck by a car on the side of the road, Carmen begins to realise what happened.

She explains that her engine light had been flickering on and off, and that she remembers looking down at it before feeling the ute hit something. At the time, she thought she’d clipped a parked car and didn’t realise anyone was there.

Carmen’s devastated to learn that Abby was hurt, but her admission finally gives police the answer they need.

David later finds Alf and tells him that they’ve found the driver responsible. Carmen’s been charged after making a full confession, and Alf’s name has been officially cleared.

Alf’s relieved, calling it the best news he’s had in a long time. David points out that Justin was the one who gave police the lead, prompting Alf to go and thank him for being on his side throughout the whole ordeal.

Yet, despite the breakthrough, Justin and Leah notice that Alf doesn’t seem as happy as they would expect.

Later, when they find him eating alone at Salt, it becomes clear that Roo’s initial mistrust is still weighing on him.

Alf admits he hasn’t told Roo that he’s been cleared, feeling that his daughter should have backed him when it mattered.

From his point of view, Roo was too ready to see him as a confused old man who no longer knew what he was doing, rather than trusting that he wouldn’t have left Abby injured at the roadside.

The next morning, the tension at Summer Bay House is obvious over breakfast, with Alf barely able to look at Roo before heading out. Roo knows something’s wrong, but it’s Leah who eventually lets slip that police have found the real driver.

Roo’s relieved, but the fact that Alf kept the news from her makes it clear that things between them are worse than she realised.

She later finds Alf with Justin and tries to test him, raising the subject of his ute and whether he plans to sell it now that he isn’t driving.

Alf quickly takes offence and storms off as she offers to help him post it online, accusing Roo of treating him as if he’s past his used-by date.

When Roo catches up with Alf, she tells him that she knows the real driver has been caught and asks why he kept it from her.

Alf makes his hurt clear. He only told the people who didn’t jump on the bandwagon and blame him in the first place.

Roo tries to explain, but Alf has had enough of being treated like a stubborn old fool.

As far as he’s concerned, Roo has spent weeks patronising him, and he’s had a gutful.

Will Roo find a way to repair their fractured relationship?

Home and Away is available to stream from 6am weekdays, with double bill episodes airing from 6pm on 5Star.

EastEnders star set for dramatic exit plot after wreaking havoc in Walford

 Bea has been causing drama on the Square.

EastEnders star Ronni Ancona is departing the show in a dramatic exit storyline. Ronni has played Linda Carter's school friend Bea Pollard since joining the soap last year, but her time on the show is nearing an end.

Bea has certainly made waves in the Square after risking big trouble for Honey when she fraudulently took out a credit card in her name. And now, The Sun reports that Ancona will be leaving the series, with her character receiving an explosive exit.

The scheming character was never planned to stick around long-term, though, as the initial casting release confirmed that she was brought in for a finite stint.

An EastEnders spokesperson commented: "As we previously announced, Ronni Ancona joined EastEnders for a short stint, which was then extended, for a very dramatic storyline which will unfold over the next few weeks."

Bea has been on a downward spiral after her credit card scheme was exposed by former love interest Ian Beale, who discovered that she'd been buying out votes in Honey's name leading to his win in the Walford Council elections.

She was forced to confess everything to Honey, who still planned to forgive her, but Billy was not happy upon discovering the truth and threw her out of the house. This led to an act of retaliation from Bea as she tampered with Billy's ladder before leaving. However, Honey was the one who got injured in a serious fall.

Since then, Bea has been doing all she can to worm her way back in with Honey and Billy – could worse trouble be coming up before she leaves Walford?

As for what's in store for Bea, Ancona previously hinted that things were going to get much worse, adding: "It’s going to get so much darker for Honey and Billy. I would say that Bea increasingly spirals, and she becomes more dangerous as a result."

She went on to say that Billy's distrust of Bea would be a huge catalyst: "Billy can see right through her. That’s why she can’t stand Billy."