Home and Away spoilers for next week 14 to 18 September Promo

 Coming up on Home and Away, Harper, Dana and little Archie bid an emotional farewell to Summer Bay.

Elsewhere, David decides his future lies with Amelia, and Zane wants to make up for his past mistakes, but Leah isn't sure he's doing the right thing.

Here's a full collection of 11 big moments coming up.

 Alf issues Zane a stern warning

Alf is still refusing to travel to Merimbula for Martha's birthday because he doesn't trust Zane to be left alone with Marilyn.

Justin understands where Alf is coming from but Leah is adamant they can't allow this to happen.

After talking it through, Justin promises to keep an eye on things and Alf agrees to go, but warns Zane that he'll be straight back if there's any sign of trouble.

Dana and Harper leave Summer Bay

It's the end of the road for Dana and Sonny when she calls time on their relationship and moves out.

Dana calls Harper to let her know what's going on but is shocked to learn that her sister is planning on leaving the Bay with Archie.

Reaching the decision to join Harper, Dana breaks the news to Sonny and John. They share a bittersweet goodbye before Dana departs with Harper and Archie for their new life.

 Tane is on the warpath with Sonny

Tane storms over to Sonny's house, gunning for a fight over Harper and Archie's departure. The pair almost come to blows, before Remi intervenes.

Sonny fears he'll never be able to show his face in the community again, but is buoyed when David reveals that the charges against him have been dropped.

Tane still refuses to accept Sonny's apologies but this makes him even more committed to turning his life around.

Eden needs a stem cell transplant

Eden is told her best chance of recovery will be undergoing a stem cell transplant.

The best chance of finding a suitable match is via siblings, so Cash summons Abigail and Eden. But there's bad news.

Abigail is told she can't donate because she was an IV drug user within the last five years and Eden realises Levi won't be eligible either as he'll be recovering from major surgery.

 David and Amelia share a kiss

Lacey is having a tough time watching Amelia and David getting closer and is concerned her dad isn't being himself.

She talks things through with Mali, who helps Lacey realise that David deserves some happiness.

Meanwhile, Amelia and David share their first kiss but she's left confused when he pulls away and walks off.

 Levi wants to be Eden's donor

Levi is desperate to be a donor for Eden, but she refuses to allow him to jeopardise his own health.

But after some serious reflection, Eden realises she can't stop her brother from trying to save her life.

As Levi undergoes a blood test to see if he's a match, Mali supports Abigail, who's heartbroken over not being able to help Eden.

 David wrestles with his guilt

Jo is keen to get the gossip on David's first date with Amelia, but he's cagey in his response.

Wracked with guilt over fleeing after their kiss, David seeks out Amelia and explains he still has feelings for his late wife. Amelia is reassuring in her response and tells David there's no pressure.

Justin is also supportive when David admits he feels as if he's been unfaithful. Can he help David find the courage to move on?

 Zane writes to his victim

After asking Mali to keep an eye on Marilyn in his absence, Alf makes Zane swear that he'll stay on the straight and narrow.

Zane is left fearing he doesn't deserve the kindness that's been shown to him so Marilyn suggests writing an apology to Heidi, the girl he attacked in the robbery.

Grateful for her support, Zane finally puts pen to paper as he expresses the deep regret he feels.

 David removes his wedding ring

Lacey remains convinced that something's upsetting David and confronts Amelia, demanding to know what happened on their date.

Amelia snaps back, telling Lacey to mind her own business and not overcomplicate an already tricky situation.

Later in private, David removes his wedding ring for the first time since his wife's passing.

 Leah voices her opinion

Zane posts his letter to Heidi but it leaves Leah feeling uneasy as she questions how she'd feel if Theo's murderer was to reach out.

The next morning, as Zane prepares to undergo his L-plate test to get his driving licence, Marilyn can sense that something is amiss.

She confronts Leah, who's honest and says Zane did the wrong thing by writing to his victim.

David chooses Amelia over Lacey

Lacey is horrified when she sees David has removed his wedding ring and takes her hurt out on Amelia.

Mali witnesses the outburst and lets David know that Lacey warned Amelia to stay away. But this time David refuses to put others first as he insists he wants a future with Amelia.

But will Lacey ever come round to accepting her father with another woman?

Home and Away in Australia Zane’s guilt over his past sees him make a decision which divides opinion,

This week on Home and Away in Australia, Zane’s guilt over his past sees him make a decision which divides opinion, while Eden struggles to accept Levi’s decision to prioritise her life over his career.

Zane (Angus McColl) finally seems to be settling into life in Summer Bay with Marilyn’s (Emily Symons) support, but this week he finds himself struggling to reconcile his fresh start with the suffering of the woman he attacked.

Zane served ten years behind bars after a burglary ended with him almost killing the homeowner’s young daughter, Heidi.

Unaware the family was home after breaking in, he panicked when her father confronted him.

Catching movement out of the corner of his eye, Zane swung the baseball bat he’d brought with him, leaving Heidi with serious injuries that still affect her today.

Having helped her former pen pal find work at the diner and a place at Summer Bay House, Marilyn has been determined to show him that he deserves another chance. Convincing Alf (Ray Meagher) has proved more difficult, even after he agreed to let Zane move in.

Last week, Alf admitted that he intended to miss wife Martha’s (Belinda Giblin) birthday in Merimbula rather than leave Maz alone in the house with Zane.

It took an intervention from Marilyn, Leah (Ada Nicodemou) and Justin (James Stewart) to persuade him to reconsider, though Alf told them he’d be heading straight back at the first sign of trouble.

This week, Marilyn gives Alf a birthday gift to take with him for Martha, stating it’s from herself and Zane.

However, Zane is uneasy about having his name attached to a present he hasn’t paid for, and insists on giving Marilyn the money.

Alf makes one last effort to put his mind at rest by asking caravan park resident Mali (Kyle Shilling) to watch out for Marilyn whilst he’s away.

Before leaving the house, he also asks Zane to promise that he’ll keep doing the right thing.

Zane gives him his word, but after Alf heads off to Merimbula, Marilyn notices that something is troubling Zane. When she encourages him to talk, he admits that he isn’t sure he deserves the faith they’re placing in him.

He may be free to rebuild his life, but Heidi is still living with the consequences of his actions.

Having seen how well Zane can express himself in his letters, Marilyn suggests that he write to Heidi and apologise. Yet when he tries to put his feelings on paper, he struggles to find anything that seems enough.

Marilyn stays with him as he wrestles with the task, and Zane eventually admits that no apology could convey how guilty he feels. Rather than seeing that as a reason to give up, Maz encourages him to make it his opening.

With her support, Zane finally writes the letter, but still needs reassurance that he should actually post it.

Once he’s done so, Marilyn, Leah and Justin all offer their support, though Leah privately wonders whether it was wise to contact Heidi.

Zane remains anxious too, prompting Marilyn to find ways to lift his spirits. At the diner, she quietly tops up the tip jar, leaving him pleased with the takings, before suggesting they concentrate on preparing for his Driver Knowledge Test.

Whilst the pair spend the evening studying, Leah shares her misgivings with Justin. Thinking about how she would feel if Theo’s murderer wrote to her, she questions whether an apology is something Heidi would actually want to receive.

The next morning, Zane heads off to take his test, but Marilyn has picked up on Leah and Justin’s unease. When she asks what’s wrong, Leah admits that she isn’t convinced sending the letter was the right thing to do.

Whilst Marilyn wanted to help Zane make amends, could her encouragement cause both Zane and Heidi more pain?

Also this week, Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) struggles to accept Levi’s (Tristan Gorey) offer of help as his determination to save her threatens his own future.

Eden has had her family by her side since her potentially fatal aplastic anaemia diagnosis, with everyone eager to do whatever they can to help.

But whilst the prospect of a stem cell transplant has offered fresh hope, Eden’s concerned that brother Levi could jeopardise his own recovery by becoming her donor.

Last week, with blood transfusions providing only temporary relief, Amelia (Nicole da Silva) explained that a stem cell transplant could potentially cure Eden’s condition. First, however, they would need to find a suitable donor.

With siblings offering the best chance of a match, Levi and Abigail (Hailey Pinto) were eager to be tested, only for Abby to learn that her history of intravenous drug use ruled her out.

Eden reassured her younger sister that they still had Levi, but a closer look at the information leaflet revealed another problem, and she asked to see Levi urgently.

This week, when Levi returns to the hospital, Eden explains that his upcoming hand surgery means he won’t be able to donate whilst recovering, even if he turns out to be a match.

With the operation offering him a chance to repair the damage from his accident, she’s determined that her own treatment shouldn’t come at the expense of his recovery.

Levi is willing to postpone it, but Eden knows that delaying the procedure could jeopardise his chances of regaining the use of his hand and continuing his career.

Levi points out that he remains her best chance at finding a full match, but Eden responds it’s still only a 25% probability. 

With only a limited window for his surgery, she refuses to let him make that sacrifice, as Cash watches on in disbelief.

Their disagreement ends with Levi storming out, leaving Eden hoping that Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) can talk some sense into him.

Yet Cash can’t bring himself to oppose something that could save his wife’s life, and pointedly tells her that he will not stop fighting.

When he and Levi speak privately, they agree that they still want to pursue the possibility of a donation. However, Levi points out that even if he is compatible, Eden still has the legal right to refuse his stem cells, so they’ll need to change her mind before they can go ahead.

Meanwhile, Abby’s own inability to help weighs heavily on her. Breaking down to Mali on the beach, she feels that her sister is suffering because of mistakes she made in the past.

Mali reassures Abby that she couldn’t have known this would happen, before reminding her how much she can still do.

Bringing food and clean clothes, helping with everyday arrangements and offering emotional support would all ease the strain on Eden and Cash.

When Levi’s called back to the hospital, Eden tells him that she’s changed her mind and agrees to let him be tested. Whilst she’s still concerned about his recovery, she accepts that she can’t keep standing in the way of her family’s efforts to save her life.

Eden admits that she finds it difficult having everyone rearrange their lives around her illness. But Cash and Abby reassure her that they want to be there for her, reminding her that supporting one another through something like this is what family is for.

With Eden’s blessing, Levi has the blood test to establish whether he’s a suitable donor.

After everything the siblings have been through, will he be the match she needs?

Home and Away Spoilers – The battle to save Eden’s life begins

Next week on Home and Away in the UK, Eden begins blood transfusions as the race to save her life begins, while David organises for Lacey and Jo to have dinner with Amelia – what could go wrong?

Weeks of exhaustion and dizzy spells for Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) led to a shocking diagnosis last week, after Eden collapsed in Salt.

Rushed to hospital with husband Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) by her side, Eden underwent a series of tests which revealed an abnormal heartbeat and low blood-cell counts.

When Cash later noticed extensive bruising across her back, Amelia (Nicole da Silva) arranged an urgent bone marrow biopsy.

The results revealed that Eden has aplastic anaemia—a rare and potentially fatal condition in which her bone marrow has stopped producing enough new blood cells.

Next week, Amelia begins blood transfusions to relieve Eden’s symptoms whilst they wait for a haematologist to determine the best course of treatment.

Cash then breaks the news to Eden’s siblings, Levi (Tristan Gorey) and Abigail (Hailey Pinto). Abby is initially relieved to hear that Eden does not have cancer, but quickly realises from Levi’s reaction that the diagnosis remains extremely serious.

At Eden’s bedside, Levi focuses on the positives. She’s young and otherwise healthy, and treatment for the disorder continues to improve. However, when the two are left alone later on, Eden admits that she’s terrified and asks her brother to promise that she will recover.

Levi can’t give her the reassurance she wants, but vows that the family will support her through whatever lies ahead.

After heading home to collect some clothes for Eden, Cash calls in at the police station to request some leave.

David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) initially explains that it’s a difficult time, but his attitude immediately changes when Cash reveals that Eden’s seriously ill.

When David tries to establish how much time he needs, Cash’s fear boils over and he declares that he’ll resign if necessary.

Rather than taking offence, David leads him into the interview room, where Cash admits that he’s terrified of losing his wife and blames himself for failing to notice her symptoms.

David reassures Cash that he mustn’t torture himself over what he missed and promises to arrange as much leave as he needs. He also checks that Cash has support around him and urges him to reach out if there’s anything else he can do.

Remi (Adam Rowland) also struggles with the news. After learning that Eden could die, he demands answers from Amelia and lashes out when she explains that they must wait for the specialist.

Remi later recalls how Eden supported him throughout his brain tumour and confesses to Mackenzie (Emily Weir) that he now feels powerless to return the favour, before apologising to Amelia for his behaviour.

Remi turns to whisky at Salt, and when he spots Amelia come in, he asks what it will take to make Eden better, telling her he’ll spare no expense. Amelia reminds him that neither money nor anger can produce an instant solution.

If he truly wants to help Eden, he needs to remain clear-headed and be ready to support her through the difficult days ahead.

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Eden’s medical emergency also threatens to derail Amelia’s first official date with David.

After spending the night caring for Eden, Amelia loses track of time and leaves David waiting for breakfast at Salt. With his calls unanswered, David leaves a voicemail and returns to work.

Jo (Maddison Brown) and Lacey (Sophea Pennington) spot their father leaving in his favourite shirt, and soon learn from Mac that whoever he was meeting failed to appear.

Whilst Jo believes Amelia must have a reasonable explanation, Lacey still doesn’t trust her dad’s new love interest, and suspects she’s playing games.

David’s conversation with Cash at the station provides the first clue to Amelia’s absence. When she finally calls and explains that a seriously ill patient has required her attention all night, David realises that she’s been caring for Eden.

He immediately understands, although he attempts to dismiss their missed breakfast as a casual catch-up—prompting Amelia to point out that she believed it was their first official date.

David later finds Amelia as she finishes her shift at the hospital and offers to find her something to eat. Despite having survived on little more than a stale muesli bar all night, Amelia decides that sleep can wait and joins him for fish and chips on the beach.

The relaxed setting soon puts the earlier confusion behind them. Amelia admits that, having initially struggled to imagine remaining in Summer Bay, she’s now reluctant to leave.

David understands the feeling, noting that the town has a habit of drawing people in.

Unfortunately, their date is interrupted when they run into Jo and Lacey. Amelia makes a quick exit, leaving David to face another interrogation from his daughters.

Although Lacey remains uneasy about seeing her father move on, Jo suggests that the problem is simply that Amelia is still a stranger to her.

David therefore arranges a dinner for all four of them at Salt.

Amelia jokes that meeting his daughters is even more intimidating than meeting someone’s parents, whilst David teases that she should reserve judgement on their new relationship until the meal is over.

The evening soon becomes livelier as Amelia recalls the unusual emergencies she encountered during a rural placement. She and Jo bond over their belief that full moons bring chaos to hospitals, whilst David is rather less convinced.

However, their easy rapport leaves Lacey feeling excluded. She privately acknowledges to David that he clearly likes Amelia and tells him that it is all right, but her discomfort suggests that accepting the new romance may take time.

Elsewhere, Zane (Angus McColl) is continuing to find his feet in Summer Bay following his release from prison.

Marilyn (Emily Symons)—who became Zane’s pen-pal during the final year of his decade-long sentence—believes he deserves a fresh start, but Alf (Ray Meagher) remains wary of having him under the same roof.

Next week, Marilyn helps Zane organise a phone, as well as a bank account and the paperwork he needs for his new job at the diner. With the practicalities taken care of, she encourages Alf to make an effort with their new housemate—but Alf suddenly finds plenty to occupy himself with at the surf club.

When he later chooses to eat at the diner rather than return home, Leah (Ada Nicodemou) accuses him of avoiding Zane. Alf insists that he’s only being cautious, prompting Leah and Marilyn to try and force a way for the two to spend some time together.

They stage a surprise lunch at Summer Bay House and strategically seat Zane beside Alf.

John (Shane Withington), who Marilyn deliberately excluded because of his own attitude towards Zane, soon turns up uninvited and inadvertently offers Alf a means of escape. However, Justin (James Stewart) escorts John away and leaves Alf to endure the rest of the gathering.

Afterwards, Zane can see that the lunch was a set-up and offers to move out, having realised that his presence is making Alf uncomfortable in his own home. Alf avoids answering directly and instead asks Zane to help him at the bait shop—the clearest indication yet that he may genuinely be prepared to give him a chance.

The time together appears to make a difference. The following morning, Alf thanks Zane for his help, accepts his offer of tea and advises him on joining the electoral roll.

He later admits to Justin that he may have judged Zane too quickly and concedes that Marilyn could be right about him, although he still intends to keep a close eye on the situation.

Zane is encouraged by the change and even considers using his first wages to buy a fishing rod from Alf’s shop.

However, Alf clearly isn’t ready to relax completely.

When Roo (Georgie Parker) phones and asks him to come to Merimbula for Martha’s birthday the following week, he claims that he has too much happening in Summer Bay to leave, something that Marilyn’s quick to pull him up on.

It seems Zane won’t be escaping Alf’s watchful eye just yet!

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

Here are the full spoilers for next week’s Home and Away episodes in the UK:

Monday 7th September (Episode 8777)

Remi is concerned for his friend.

David gets stood up.

Cash and Eden face an uncertain future.

Tuesday 8th September (Episode 8778)

Jo and Lacey get to know Amelia.

Harper fears for her safety.

Remi drowns his sorrows.

Wednesday 9th September (Episode 8779)

Sonny battles withdrawal.

Dana says goodbye.

Leah and Marilyn ambush Alf.

Thursday 10th September (Episode 8780)

Sonny’s world collapses.

Tane sets a trap.

David’s search for Beau ramps up.

Friday 11th September (Episode 8781)

Zane and Alf’s relationship begins to thaw.

Harper drops a bombshell.

Can Dana trust Sonny again?