The Best Episodes of Burden of Truth Season 1

After being reinstated, Joanna plays her trump card, but it's not enough to elicit a settlement.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Brad Simpson

The sick girls and their families are faced with the mill employees who are worried about losing their jobs.

Director: James Genn

Writer: Eric Putzer, Brad Simpson

Stuck in Millwood without a case and no firm to return to, Joanna is at loose ends on what to do next until a whistleblower comes forward.

Director: Douglas Mitchell

Writer: Graeme Stewart

New leads bring Joanna and Billy to make the horrific discovery of a massive dumpsite on farmland near the school. Joanna’s father takes over as lead counsel and it becomes clear that they’re running out of time.

Director: Douglas Mitchell

Writer: Hayden Simpson

Joanna uses her esteem as partner at CTS to convince a hydrologist to test Millwood's soil. With reluctant permission from the mayor, Joanna and Billy narrow their list of suspects to a handful of industrial sites in the community.

Director: Jordan Canning

Writer: Lynn Coady

Joanna and Billy are convinced that the local steel mill and its owner Ben Matheson are responsible for the barrels. A shocking revelation in Joanna's personal life leads her to question everything her father had told her.

Director: Jordan Canning

Writer: Shannon Masters

Joanna faces the one person who can help her defeat her father.

Director: Grant Harvey

Writer: Lynn Coady

A fish out of water in a town that's as foreign as it is familiar, Joanna battles with questions over her family's hasty departure when she was a teenager and attempts to convince the locals that she has in fact switched sides.

Director: Jeff Woolnough

Writer: Brad Simpson

As threats against her and Billy escalate, Joanna hopes that a neuropsychologist will prove that the girls were poisoned.

Director: James Genn

Writer: Hayden Simpson, Laura Good

Tired of being passed over for promotion at her law firm, Joanna Hanley returns to her hometown to defend a drug company.

Director: Jeff Woolnough

Writer: Brad Simpson