What’s next in Summer Bay?
Coming up on Home and Away, heartbroken Tane is forced to let go of baby Maia.
Elsewhere, Mac and Levi nearly get caught in the act, and Cash gets a lead on the case of Stevie Marlow’s secret stalker.
Here’s a full collection of 14 huge moments.
Cheating Levi wrestles with his guilt
Mac takes the afternoon off work and makes plans for another passionate rendezvous with Levi.
Meanwhile, Levi catches up with Eden, who confides in him about the trust issues she still has following their father’s affair.
Struggling with his own betrayal, it’s the last thing Levi wants to hear. But that doesn’t stop the two-timing doc going back to Mac for more.
Mac and Levi have a close call
As Levi vents to Mac about Eden’s hatred towards their dad, she pulls him in for a kiss.
In that moment, they notice Alf passing nearby and fear he has seen them.
Thankfully Alf is more preoccupied by the Coastal News article on baby Maia, but the close call leaves the lovers rattled.
Fearing it’s too risky to conduct their affair in the Bay, Mac and Levi decide to get away for a while.
Cash has his work cut out
Cash is having a tough time managing Stevie Marlow, the actress who employed him to protect her from a mystery stalker.
Stubborn Stevie refuses to cooperate with any of Cash’s suggestions on how to keep safe, but begs him to stay when a new guard Paul comes onto shift.
Cash pushes back and refuses but the next morning he wakes to find a text from Stevie saying Paul has been poisoned.
Eden feels second best to Stevie
Cash dashes to Stevie’s side and is relieved to find the source of Paul’s sickness is a dodgy kebab.
With Stevie in a clear state of distress, Cash cancels his plans with Eden so he can keep an eye on her.
The pair enjoy a fun afternoon cooking together but Eden is left feeling abandoned and questions why Cash is putting Stevie before her.
Tane is front page news
Irene gives Roo the heads-up about Dana being tricked into talking to Peter, the Coastal News journalist, about baby Maia.
Their worst fears are confirmed when a scathing article is published that labels Rose as an incompetent cop and berates Tane for his ‘obsession’ with Maia.
As Peter returns to get another scoop, he tracks Tane down to the hospital and finds him feeding Maia.
Tensions rise between the men before Rose arrives and sends Peter packing.
Roo makes a discovery
Roo starts going through the items donated to baby Maia and discovers a bracelet engraved with the name Poppy.
Convinced it’s a clue that could solve the mystery of Maia’s identity, she hands it into the police.
Rose doesn’t share Roo’s belief and neither does Tane. He states that if Maia’s birth mother cared then she’d show her face.
Felicity reaches out to Tane
As word spreads about the newspaper article, concerned Felicity goes to check in on Tane and finds him mid-row with Dana.
Tane furiously rejects Dana’s offer of an apology for talking to Peter, then turns on Felicity and orders her to leave him alone.
Hurt, Felicity heads back to Salt with the realisation it’s no longer her place to try and protect Tane.
Tane is forced to give up Maia
Rose receives a call from Sarge to say Peter has lodged a complaint against Tane.
Forced to follow her boss’s orders, Rose informs Tane that he must walk away from Maia otherwise she’ll have to issue him with an AVO.
An incensed Tane returns to the gym and tells Dana it’s her fault little Maia is on her own now.
Bree dumps Remi
Bree showers Remi with love, blissfully unaware that he went back on his promise to get rid of his motorbike.
But when the guilt proves too much, Remi owns up and admits he never had any intention of selling his beloved vehicle.
His confession leaves Bree shattered, and feeling the trust has gone, she tells him they’re finished.
Justin and Leah set the date
Justin is feeling anxious about Leah’s imminent return from the clinic and the prospect of history repeating itself.
When Leah arrives home early, Justin opens up about his fears and is reassured by her calm response and the fact she’s wearing her engagement ring.
Not wanting to wait any longer, the couple crack on with planning their wedding and tell their friends they’ve set the date one month from now.
Valerie falls off the wagon
Leah confronts Valerie on her return and wants to know why she didn’t mention she’d discharged herself from the clinic.
Valerie insists she’s absolutely fine and promises to Leah that she’ll check in with her counsellor.
However, it soon becomes clear she’s far from alright, and unable to keep her demons at bay, Valerie begs Theo to source her more pills.
Justin’s suspicions about Valerie grow
Theo initially refuses Valerie’s request, but then agrees after she guilt trips him over her past traumas.
His sympathy backfires when Kirby arrives just as Valerie’s high is taking effect and can’t believe what she’s witnessing.
As Kirby lays into Theo their argument is witnessed by Justin, who vows to get to the bottom of what’s going on.
Harper and Dana quarrel about the past
Harper’s attempt to lift Dana’s spirits falls flat as they end up having a quarrel in the middle of the Surf Club.
Dana is of the belief that some children are better off without their parents, while Harper is more understanding of the difficulties their own mum experienced.
But despite their differing opinions, the sisters unite in their desire to protect Maia and admit they’re glad to have one another.
Cash gets a breakthrough
Felicity grills Cash for the juicy details on life as Stevie Marlow’s bodyguard, which makes him realise how little he knows about her.
Cash sits down with Felicity to watch Stevie’s movie Death Throes and finds himself captivated by her performance.
Then suddenly Cash recognises some graffiti on screen – the numbers 2346 – and realises he’s seen them on the police file Stevie showed him.
Will he start to dig deeper?
