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Home and Away in Australia, Sonny considers an illegal route to speed up his recovery, while Justin falls victim to the Summer Bay crime spree.

 

This week on Home and Away in Australia, Sonny considers an illegal route to speed up his recovery, while Justin falls victim to the Summer Bay crime spree.

Sonny (Ryan Bown) struggled to adapt to life in a wheelchair after he was left with a spinal injury following the events of the 2025 season finale.

He broke up with girlfriend Dana (Ally Harris) shortly after moving into a rehabilitation facility, not wanting to be a burden on her.

He made what was meant to be a brief return to Summer Bay a few weeks later, after Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) planned a day trip from the rehab centre to try and cheer him up.

However, he ended up sticking around after learning about Remi’s (Adam Rowland) brain tumour.

Sonny and Dana eventually reunited, and when Sonny went on to feel some movement in his leg whilst attempting to help Remi who had collapsed in the back yard, it gave him hope that his spinal injury may not be permanent.

After eventually being referred to the clinic of Dr Swan (Brigid Zengeni) – the renowned neurosurgeon who operated on Remi – he began to make improvements, and after one particular trip to the city, surprised Dana by getting out of his chair and standing up.

While Sonny may be making quick progress, his stubbornness is still winning out.

He’s become increasingly fed up of Dana and Remi’s attempts to help him, and has been frustrated by his slow recovery as he rebuilds his lost strength.

After pushing himself too hard at Archie’s first birthday party, he found himself unable to walk up the stairs to Dana and Harper’s (Jessica Redmayne) apartment, just days after moving back in.

So, when John (Shane Withington), Mali (Kyle Shilling) and Lacey (Sophea Pennington) joined forces to re-open Summer Bay fit while Tane (Ethan Browne) continued to recover from his own more recent injuries, Sonny jumped at the chance to sign up.

He’s spent the past weeks pushing himself far too hard, ignoring everyone’s requests for him to slow down.

Last week, he even broke into the gym when he arrived in the morning to find it still locked up.

He knows in his heart that he’s taken things too far, but he feels like he’s in too deep,” Ryan Bown recently told Aussie magazine TV Week about his decision to break into the gym.

Unfortunately for Sonny, it was the same morning that the surf club garage had been broken into, with a number of tools stolen.

As a result, Sonny found himself an unlikely suspect in the robberies which had been sweeping the bay in recent weeks.

Thankfully, David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) eventually agreed that Sonny wasn’t likely to have been the culprit, with Sonny pointing out that he could barely walk, let alone steal the expensive generator and power tools which had gone missing.

Yet this week, it seems Sonny is about to commit another crime as he looks for another way to speed up his recovery.

Dana freaks out when she finds out about Sonny breaking into the gym, but Sonny reassures her that he wasn’t arrested, he was simply “questioned” by the police. He also explains that he’s now got things under control – there won’t be any repeat incidents.

“Sonny lies to Dana about the gym as she thinks he’s pushing himself too hard too quickly,” Ryan continued in his interview with TV Week. “But Sonny is so determined to get back to the old Sonny that he ignores her advice and Tane’s training program.”

However, when Tane finds out about Sonny breaking into the gym, he’s far less understanding than Dana. He realises that Sonny is becoming obsessed with working out and risks seriously injuring himself.

Trying to help him, Tane tells Sonny that he’s reducing his workouts to just one hour a day, and they all have to be supervised.

Sonny’s frustration grows – he’s just trying to get stronger, he doesn’t understand why everyone’s determined to stand in his way.

Soon after, he gets an elicit offer as he runs into a stranger who’s seen his plight, and offers him steroids to help “speed up” his recovery.

Is Sonny about to do something really stupid in his haste to recover?

There’s no word yet on who the stranger is, but we’re expecting numerous new characters to arrive in the near future.

In the next few weeks, we’ll be meeting Beau (Blake Richardson), who’s set to sweep Harper off her feet, and new doctor Amelia Carlisle (Nicole da Silva).

Whether either of them will be connected to Sonny’s elicit substances remains to be seen. Read more on the new arrivals.

Elsewhere, David and rookie cop Richie (Rocco Forrester-Sach) continues to investigate the crime wave which has swept the bay in recent weeks.

Last week, Yabbie Creek’s finest began receiving reports of car break-ins, mainly targeting tradies’ tools, but with one outlier – a businesswoman whose laptop was stolen from her car.

Richie was delighted when he was handed his first case and he set about diving into the details.

David sees this as a good opportunity for Richie to learn, asking him what he would do in this situation,” Jeremy explains to TV Week.

“He can see that he is eager, which brings a new energy to the station, not such a bad thing in his opinion.”

A few nights later, the surf club garage was broken into, with various power tools and a backup generator stolen. Alf (Ray Meagher) was despondent, asking “what sort of low mongrel’d rob this place?”

This week, Justin (James Stewart) becomes the next victim of the crimes, as his van is stolen!

He starts the week in a positive mood as he and Leah (Ada Nicodemou) enjoy a romantic picnic on the beach, but talk soon turns back to his new mobile mechanic business, which is struggling after an initial flurry of customers.

Justin was forced to set up the business after the building housing his garage was condemned, and landlord John failed to inform him until he arrived one morning to find the place locked up.

John tried to make it up to Justin by helping him get a website for the business off the ground, and calls soon started coming in. But now they’ve dried up.

With Leah’s help, they make some tweaks to the website this week, and Justin soon gets a call out for some roadside assistance.

As he arrives at a remote road in search of the broken down vehicle, he’s surprised to find the road empty.

With zero bars of signal, he gets out of his freshly branded vehicle – the former Lyrik van – and walks down the road in search of reception.

However, a hooded figure comes out of nowhere, rushes towards the van and jumps in. Before Justin can do anything about it, the crook drives off, leaving Justin stranded!

Who is the Summer Bay thief? And, as the drama escalates in the coming weeks, who will end up being shot?

Baby joy! Samara Weaving is every inch the glowing mother as she welcomes her first child with movie director husband Jimmy Warden

 Samara Weaving has welcomed her first child with her movie director husband Jimmy Warden.

The former Home and Away star positively glowed when she stepped out to promote her new movie Carolina Caroline at The Meryl Streep Center for Performing Artists on Tuesday in Los Angeles.

The 34-year-old first-time mother was beaming as she posed in a cream vest paired with pinstripe pants and statement red pumps.

Samara and her husband are yet to share any information on social media about the sex or name of the newborn. 

Samara first revealed she was expecting in December 2025.

The Aussie actress shared the exciting news by posting a gallery of baby bump photos to Instagram during the press tour for Ready or Not 2: Here I Come.

The 34-year-old first-time mother was beaming as she posed in a cream vest paired with pinstripe pants and statement red pumps

Samara Weaving has welcomed her first child with her movie director husband Jimmy Warden. (Pictured  in February 2025)

The former Home and Away star positively glowed when she stepped out to promote her new movie Carolina Caroline at The Meryl Streep Center for Performing Artists in Los Angeles on Tuesday

In one image, Samara stretched her body out on a lounge in a sparkly brown dress as she had her make-up done.

She also revealed her growing bump as she posed in a sheer lace top on the balcony of her LA home.

'Ready or Not: Here I Come,' she simply captioned the images, adding a winking face emoji.

Her friends and fans flooded the comments with congratulations, while her husband Jimmy jokingly asked who the baby's father was. 

'Congrats! Who is the dad?' he joked.

'Whaaaaattttt? Congrats Sam… so happy for you guys,' actor Melvin Gregg said.

'Never have I ever seen anything as beautiful!!! Yay!' Annie Karstens added while her former Home and Away co-star Demi Harman wrote: 'Yas mamacitaaaa.'

'I knew it!!!! all along congrats,' another person added.

The 34-year-old first time mother was beaming as she posed in a cream vest paired with pinstripe pants and a statement red pump

Samara first revealed she was expecting in December 2025 

SAMARA!!!! Congratulations mama!!! ❤️' one commented.

Samara and Jimmy met on the set of the Netflix comedy-horror The Babysitter, and married in secret in 2019, according to Who magazine. 

The notoriously private star alluded to her marriage during a chat with the Herald Sun in 2022, when asked about her next project. 

'I am actually about to go and work with my husband,' she said at the time. 

Rumours of a secret marriage had been circulating for about a year prior. 

Samara is the niece of Lord of the Rings star Hugo Weaving.

Roo’s worries over Alf’s driving take an unexpected turn, as a hit-and-run investigation brings the police to his door.

 

Next week on Home and Away in the UK, Roo’s worries over Alf’s driving take an unexpected turn, as a hit-and-run investigation brings the police to his door.

Alf (Ray Meagher) has spent the past week insisting he can still look after himself, but overlooking the deadline for renewing his licence and car rego has left Roo (Georgie Parker) increasingly worried that her dad’s starting to miss things he once would’ve had under control.

As Alf stubbornly drove himself to the doctors, for the assessment needed in order to renew his licence, he was pulled over by Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) and Probationary Constable Richie Brezniak (Rocco Forrester-Sach), who explained that his rego had expired.

When Cash asked to see his licence, Alf sheepishly told him that had expired too.

Cash was prepared to let Alf off with a warning, but Alf refused special treatment and accepted that he’d done the wrong thing.

When he later turned up at the diner, at a time when he should’ve been heading to the doctors again, Leah (Ada Nicodemou) and Marilyn (Emily Symons) were worried that he’d forgotten all about it. But Alf later admitted to David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) that he’d cancelled the appointment.

As we pick up the conversation next week, Alf explains to David that he was scared the doctor might find something wrong with him.

David reassures him, but makes it clear that Alf can’t avoid the process if he wants to keep driving. Alf promises to sort it, and finally accepts David’s offer of discretion over the fine, admitting he’s already punished himself enough.

Alf then apologises to Leah at the diner, explaining that he cancelled the appointment because he was worried about being told he was past it. But when Leah then starts fussing over him, offering to go with him or make the next booking herself, Alf feels overwhelmed and walks out.

Justin (James Stewart) realises that pushing Alf will only make him retreat further.

Later, after a conversation with Sonny (Ryan Bown) about accepting help during difficult times, Alf is more receptive when Justin finds him and offers support without pressure.

This time, Alf accepts the help and asks Justin for a lift to his medical appointment, which he passes with flying colours.

By the following day, Roo is looking for Alf again, worried that he may have driven before everything is officially sorted. Marilyn and Leah try to reassure her, but Roo still doesn’t know whether he’s renewed his licence.

Alf soon pulls up outside the surf club and reveals that the matter is settled. He’s got his new licence in his pocket, with no demerits, exclusions or other conditions attached.

Roo is relieved, whilst Alf’s pleased that everyone can finally stop treating him as a problem to be managed.

His confidence returned, he later tells Leah and Justin that he’s planning a last-minute trip to Merimbula to see Martha (Belinda Giblin).

Leah is uneasy when she realises Roo doesn’t know. Justin thinks they should stay out of it, but Leah believes Roo would want to be told if Alf is about to take on a long drive alone.

When Roo hears the news, she’s immediately concerned. Alf’s not long returned from Merimbula, and she thinks it’s too soon to make the full-day drive again by himself.

Roo finds Alf fishing and suggests that he delay the trip until she can go with him, giving them the chance to share the driving. Alf sees through her offer at once. As far as he’s concerned, he made a mistake, fixed it, and now has a licence saying he can drive where he likes.

Roo later admits to Marilyn that she’s worried about Alf driving that far at his age. Marilyn and Leah both try to reassure her, but Roo remains uneasy.

When Marilyn asks what Martha thinks, Roo gets an idea and calls her mum to put him off. Marilyn warns that lying to Alf isn’t the best way to handle things, but Roo hopes she can at least give Alf a reason to hold off.

The plan briefly works, as Martha asks Alf to delay the trip because of an exhibition deadline. But when Alf explains to Justin that she wants him to leave it for two weeks—the exact delay Roo suggested earlier—he suddenly clicks, realising what’s happened.

Alf soon confronts Roo at the coffee cart. He’s furious that she’s gone behind his back and used Martha to stop him driving, and makes it clear that he’s going anyway, regardless of what either of them thinks.

Roo tries to stop the argument from escalating, insisting she only told Martha the truth. She’s not saying Alf shouldn’t drive, but she does want him to think twice before heading straight back onto long country roads without talking it through.

Alf’s heard enough. He’s done the medical, got his licence back, and sees no reason for Roo to keep questioning him.

Justin later finds Alf at the surf club and tries to put Roo’s fears into context. He points out that Roo’s been forced to face the fact her dad isn’t indestructible, and that she isn’t asking him to give up his independence—she just needs to know he understands why she’s worried.

This time, Alf softens. He goes to see Roo at the diner and admits that, whilst he’s still angry about her involving Martha, he can see where she’s coming from.

He agrees there’ll be no more cross-country trips on a whim. When he does head to Merimbula, he’ll plan it properly, take more breaks and avoid driving late.

Roo is relieved, and Alf adds that if she wakes up the next morning and finds him gone, there’s no need to panic—he’ll only be fishing at Banksia Creek.

The following morning, Abigail (Hailey Pinto) returns to the farmhouse injured and limping after a night out with Lacey (Sophea Pennington). Abby tells Levi (Tristan Gorey) that someone hit her with their car.

After taking Abby to the hospital, Levi brings her to the police station. Abby explains to Cash that after dropping Lacey home, she got a flat tyre on Murray Road near Banksia Creek. When she pulled over and got out, a ute drove past at speed and clipped her with its wing mirror.

The driver didn’t stop, and Abby can’t give much detail beyond the fact that she thinks the vehicle was red.

Back at the surf club, Alf casually tells David that he’s found a good new fishing spot at Banksia Creek. Soon afterwards, Lacey tells Roo and Marilyn about Abby’s accident, leaving Roo concerned when she hears that it involved a red ute in the same area early that morning.

Roo later approaches Alf at the surf club and asks whether there’s any chance he could’ve hit someone without realising. Alf is stunned, insisting he’d know if he’d hit someone, and looks Roo in the eye as he tells her he had nothing to do with it.

Unfortunately, Richie overhears the exchange and rushes back to the station, telling Cash he thinks he’s made a breakthrough. Once Alf’s red ute and his trip to Banksia Creek are linked, Cash and David agree they need to follow it up.

They arrive at the surf club and ask Alf to come to the station to answer questions about a traffic incident.

Alf is mortified, but has little choice but to go with them.

In full view of the shocked locals, Summer Bay’s long-time stalwart is walked out of the surf club by the officers, and bundled into a police car.

Could Alf have really run down Abby?