Van has decided once and for all to quit being a nark. Gerard appears to accept this and Van has other important matters to deal with, like showing Cheryl his house. She’s just got the all clear on the pregnancy front, and is as nice as she can be, but how can he afford this? And she still feels strange about Van leaving home. She never thought the day would come!

All’s fair in love and war. Cheryl demands a high price for Jane, and Pascalle is also much wanted . . .

As Cheryl starts to realise that going straight is harder than it looks, the family tries to help out in the only ways they know how to.

The crime of the century - in a Van West style; Cheryl is the victim of rumour and innuendo; and Pascalle gets a taste of fame.

Van tries to be the best, best man, as Cheryl takes a prisoner; learns a secret; meets her nemesis, and plans to host a wedding.

Cheryl and Pascalle sniff out something interesting about Loretta, while Van has the plan to end all plans, while also becoming a model.

A bold new venture gets Van and Munter on the job; and Pascalle gets jiggy with it to find the meaning of life.

The Wests are stung; catastrophe abounds and no one is safe from a woman on the warpath.

Cheryl seeks solace from an unlikely quarter, and Pascalle decides that Judd may actually be a saint. Cheryl can’t believe that Wolf has appeared at Tutaekuri Bay, but he insists that she called him. Cheryl declares she can’t go back after the death of the baby and Wolf is happy to take his opportunity, except now they are interrupted by Ranger Dennis, who is not happy to see Wests on his turf. Wolf deals to him, but he reappears to give them a dire warning about not lighting fires and ash contamination. At this, Cheryl becomes furious.

Who was shot? Will Gerard live? How are the Wests going to get out of this one?!

Pascalle has a new career, Jethro lies about having Kiwi heritage and Cheryl receives some undesired attention.

Wolf is on day release to attend a funeral, and all hell breaks loose for the West family.

Pascalle bags herself a real live TV star and Hoochie Mama's finances end up in the wrong pockets.

In the fallout from the Tongan job, Van's having problems with the woman in his life; Cheryl's having problems with the men in hers; and Wolf is presented with a 'Get Out Of Jail' ticket.

Van and Munter go green; Grandpa sees red; and to stay in the black, Hayden finds a man with enormous potential.

Van’s road to true love hits a handicap. And Loretta finds that Grandpa’s rooting is also a problem.

Loretta reels before a nemesis as she faces her future; and Cheryl fears her nemesis is still pulling strings.

Loretta has to attend school again; Jethro and Caroline announce themselves as a couple while Grandpa says he is moving away with Margaret.

Van starts a race war and Jethro realises he lacks the ability to say 'sorry'.

Cheryl faces a vengeful harpy and a whiteware crisis; as Van fights for love, honour and the Lucky Dollar.

Tragedy leads to love; and family honour is tested with bodies, bikies and the truth about the curse of the Wests.

Pascalle reveals all for love as Loretta makes her erotic masterpiece. But can Cheryl and Bruce be kept out of the movie business?

Hell has no fury like a Loretta scorned, and Cheryl works to reunite the world’s most perfect couple.

Pascalle banishes all men in her quest to be the best Muslim bride ever; as Jethro finds that breaking up is hard to do.

Van, the legend, makes a new best friend. Judd gets a big cheque and a new associate - if an old adversary doesn’t stuff things up.