RFDS Season 3 Episode 4

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00:00You've spoken to camera yet?

00:07Would you at least let me get on the plane before we start with the interrogation, Pete?

00:11Bye, bubba.

00:15Love you.

00:17Chaya is doing you dirty with hot cock.

00:20Caleb.

00:21It's purely casual.

00:22I don't get it.

00:23I do.

00:24The only way to free you is to remove your lower leg.

00:27Poppy, how much walking have you been doing?

00:29They said 20,000 steps a month.

00:31Over time.

00:32Time of death.

00:349.36pm.

00:35The reason that he was on the bus.

00:37There are so many factors in all of this.

00:39The driver's state, the conditions, the resources that we didn't have.

00:42Wait.

00:43What about the driver?

00:44I'm sorry, it just came out.

00:46People are going to be out for blood.

00:48You knew that that bus driver was on drugs!

00:50And you still saved that junkie over my boy.

00:53What if it was your kid?

00:55I guess sometimes we've just got to deal with the consequences of our actions.

01:00Are you talking about them or me?

01:02I'm talking about all of us.

01:04I was thinking of cooking ragu tonight.

01:14Delicious!

01:15I finish my shift at seven, so anytime between nine and...

01:20The end of time?

01:21Almost certainly in a century.

01:23Great.

01:24Why don't we share our locations?

01:33Our what?

01:34You know the little dots on our phones?

01:37That way I can slow cook dinner to perfection for you the minute you're walking through the door.

01:41No nagging required.

01:42Well, that does sound appealing.

01:44With, you know, the added bonus of locating you if Anna kidnaps you.

01:52Well, she does have a sheep station, so I imagine it would be in a wool shed somewhere.

01:58Ah.

02:01She's just grieving.

02:03If I lost Henry, I'd be looking for someone to blame.

02:09Running onto tarmacs?

02:11Attacking people?

02:13Let's just discuss it over ragu, shall we?

02:17Sometime this century then?

02:19Almost certainly.

02:20Great.

02:21Okay, is he feeding?

02:22Yeah, how's his temperature?

02:23Okay, no, no, no.

02:24You're doing a good job.

02:25And you just let me know if anything changes, okay?

02:26Yep.

02:27We're on our way.

02:28All right, Joey.

02:29Bye.

02:30Bye.

02:31Nice night there, mate.

02:32Yeah, just a quiet one.

02:33Oh, yeah.

02:34What have we got?

02:35A four-month-old with a respiratory distress.

02:36The mum, Julie, says he's lethargic, he's not feeding, temps low and he's not waiting nappies.

02:42In viral?

02:43Yeah, maybe.

02:44Could be UTI, pneumonia.

02:45I'm most concerned about the lethargy, so...

02:46I'll get nets on standby.

02:47Yeah, also mirrors flying.

02:48She doesn't need to know it's a baby until she knows, yeah?

02:49Yeah.

02:50So, results are back from your nephrologist and obstetrician.

02:51What have we got?

02:52A four-month-old with respiratory distress.

02:54The mum, Julie, says he's lethargic, he's not feeding,

02:57temp's low and he's not waiting nappies.

02:59In viral?

03:00Yeah, maybe.

03:02Could be UTI, pneumonia.

03:04I'm most concerned about the lethargy, so...

03:06I'll get nets on standby.

03:07Yeah, also, uh, mirror's flying.

03:10She doesn't need to know it's a baby until she knows, yeah?

03:13Yeah.

03:15So, results are back from your nephrologist and obstetrician.

03:20And my plumber.

03:21And my accountant.

03:23Levels are stable.

03:25Pregnancy is tracking as it should.

03:27Okay.

03:29It's, um...

03:31That's good.

03:33It's good.

03:34Which means we are getting to the point where...

03:38I know, I know.

03:40Decisions.

03:42Have we thought about talking to Pete?

03:45He got to you, didn't he?

03:46Well, he's a midwife.

03:48Don't tell him I said this, but he's...

03:50Kind of a good one.

03:52And he is quite fond of you.

03:56Yeah.

03:59Sorry.

03:59No, it's all good.

04:00I'll go.

04:01RFDS, Dr. Harrods speaking.

04:10Hi, Yvette.

04:12Are you all right?

04:13Thank you so much.

04:20You're a lifesaver.

04:21Oh, thank you.

04:22She's my therapy baby.

04:24Aren't you, Pippa?

04:25Have we got a P1 at Athen and Downs?

04:27How far is that?

04:28Uh, yep.

04:28I'll just check.

04:30Hey, how was, uh...

04:32How was the morning?

04:33Results.

04:33You mean?

04:33No, no, no, no.

04:34It's your business.

04:35There's lots of you.

04:37Maddie, could you do that documentation audit for me, please?

04:39Oh, why don't you do it this morning?

04:41Because my wrist made my wrist.

04:42Okay, so Athen is an hour away.

04:44What's the weight?

04:44And I'll start inputting.

04:46Um...

04:47Uh, 70 kilos.

04:4870?

04:48Yep.

04:49We'll grab the gear and meet you on board.

04:50Great.

04:52Bye, Bobby.

04:54Bye, Bobby.

04:54So, FIFO or Tourist?

05:00Who's that?

05:02Ford Fiesta.

05:02Didn't recognise her.

05:04Yeah, Kelly.

05:05She's a geologist, actually, with the Ernie.

05:07Connected over your love of plastic sedimentary rock, Spidget.

05:10Oh, big time.

05:11Yeah, yeah, yeah.

05:12No, just so you know, Eliza and Ryan basically living together.

05:17Where's your go?

05:19I thought you'd forgiven me.

05:20Yeah, I have.

05:20So, what, you just enjoy torturing me, do you?

05:23Oh, yeah, but we're mates again now, so as mates, I feel duty-bound to let you know when

05:29you're being a dickhead.

05:31Oh, yeah?

05:31How's that?

05:32Oh, I don't know, mate.

05:33Maybe just pretending to hide away in Adelaide, writing love sonnets for Eliza.

05:37Tell them I don't even know what a sonnet is.

05:40It's a 14-line poem, typically ending in a rhyming couplet.

05:43Hello.

05:45Are either of you two free?

05:46I have a P2 cancer patient with query arm fracture.

05:49Oh, no, sorry.

05:49P1.

05:50P1.

05:50Trimatic.

05:51Okay.

05:58Yikes.

05:59What?

06:01I shouldn't hear a thing, mate.

06:02Don't worry about it.

06:03Great.

06:03I haven't been able to get you on the phone.

06:28So you decided that I wanted to see you in person instead?

06:38I just wanted to see how you're doing.

06:39Well, Poppy's still in hospital and she's desperate for a running blade that I can't afford.

06:47The water pump failed, so I came back here to fix it.

06:50And now my alternator's blown, so I can't get back.

06:56Plus, I keep getting phone calls about my dead son refusing to pay his phone bill.

07:01So, all in all, I'm doing great.

07:09Let me give you a lift back.

07:12To Adelaide.

07:14It's five hours.

07:15I love a road trip.

07:26You had to open your big mouth, didn't you?

07:28Eliza didn't hear me, mate.

07:29Can you calm down?

07:31How do you know that?

07:32You know what?

07:32Maybe it's a good thing.

07:34You know, the truth will set you free.

07:37Mate.

07:38Society would collapse if we went around telling the truth.

07:41But the question is, what would create more good?

07:44The truth or the lie?

07:46Oh, he's been reading Kant again.

07:48He's been a bit of a...

07:48Bentham, actually.

07:50In fact, Kant would say any lie is unethical, so you're screwed either way, mate.

07:54Well, if that's the case, mate, the truth is you're getting pretty annoyed.

07:58Sorry to interrupt you two giants of philosophy, but we don't have someone to run the strip today,

08:03so I'm going to need to do a quick flyover.

08:04How would it create more good anyway?

08:06Because she seems pretty happy with...

08:09What, isn't Ryan?

08:10Well, if being with you made her happier than being with Ryan, it would.

08:13Unless you're just worried about what you two would actually do together in the real world,

08:17which is a fair concern.

08:18Oh, you're right.

08:19I think I preferred it more when you're ahead of me.

08:21Oh, you're a big sook.

08:22Wayne, call from the station.

08:25Julie, how's he travelling?

08:29Alright, can you measure his breathing rate again for me?

08:32Do you have any sugar syrup?

08:34We'll give him a teaspoon of that and then go back to syringes of hydrolite, okay?

08:38We'll be there as soon as we can.

08:40Alright.

08:42Barely arousable fever and skin's mottled.

08:45What do you think, Xepsis?

08:46So, slight issue with the strip.

08:48Not quite as advertised.

08:50Looks like there's small potholes and ridges everywhere.

08:53Bad enough not to land?

08:54Potentially.

08:55I'm going to need another look at it.

08:56Well, how long's that going to take?

08:58Well, it's hard to say with no one on the ground,

08:59but I'll be as quick as I can.

09:01Maybe another five?

09:04Have we got another five?

09:06We've got whatever it takes.

09:08Why?

09:08What is it?

09:12I was going to tell you on the ground.

09:14It's a four-month-old.

09:15But you said 70 kilos.

09:17Mum and Bub combined.

09:19Okay, running the strip again now.

09:20So, how sick's the baby?

09:35Doesn't affect whether we land or not, Miss.

09:37I know it doesn't.

09:38I'm just trying to plan what we might do heading back.

09:40Well, sepsis is my best bet.

09:43Well, isn't that deadly?

09:44Yeah, it can be.

09:45How's that strip looking?

09:46It's hard to be certain without eyes on the ground.

09:48Because, you know, if we don't stick the landing,

09:50we're kind of no good to them or anyone else.

09:53What's the nearest alternate?

09:54Yeah, it's Jendara,

09:56which is about a 30-minute drive from the scene.

09:57There's no other option.

09:59Like what?

10:00Can someone else run it?

10:01Who?

10:02Get on the UHF, see who else is around.

10:05Yeah, but I need to know whose opinion I'm trusting.

10:07Well, just trust your gut, Miss,

10:08because the quicker we make a decision,

10:10the quicker we get there.

10:15Yeah, no.

10:15We need to find an alternate.

10:18Yvette Tidwell has stage 4b ovarian cancer.

10:29She's had chemo and radiation,

10:31but it's metastasized.

10:33So has she requested voluntary assisted dying before?

10:36I don't know.

10:37I told her we couldn't legally discuss it over the phone.

10:40Also, she mentioned a husband who's not on the scene,

10:42so there's a possible marriage breakdown.

10:44Have we organized ground transport?

10:49No, sorry.

10:50I'm a bit snowed with the rosters and this...

10:53Oh, yeah, on that, Matty.

10:54I'm going to need next Friday off.

10:56Exo playing Adelaide.

10:58Who?

10:59Exo.

11:01K-pop legends, bro.

11:03Do you want to come?

11:05Thanks, be busy.

11:06I'll call Caleb and see if he's free to give us a lift.

11:10Cop Caleb?

11:11Yeah.

11:13Goody.

11:13Hey.

11:42Thanks so much for coming.

11:45Sorry it took us so long.

11:47Just you here?

11:48Yeah, my husband's mustering.

11:51I wrote down all the things.

11:52You've done a great job.

11:54Miss, grab the back mat.

11:55Yep.

11:56He's more floppy than he was before.

11:57What was his last temp?

11:5934.9.

12:02Okay, let's get him inside and get him on.

12:08Temperature's 34.9.

12:09Ah.

12:13Okay, bub.

12:19Here we go.

12:21Julie, do you have any heaters you can get on for me?

12:23Yep.

12:24There you go, bub.

12:27Okay, bub.

12:29Here we go.

12:29Sorry, mate.

12:45Yes.

12:48Okay.

12:48Take it, Nick.

12:49About 68 a minute.

12:51Let's start some oxygen and get bloods and IV access now.

12:53Yeah.

12:55What does that mean?

12:56Ah, his breathing's a little bit fast and we need to take a little bit of blood, okay?

13:00I'm going to get a line in.

13:01Miss, can you get the light stand for me?

13:02Uh, yeah.

13:03Okay, have a quick look with the Transluminator.

13:07Here we go.

13:09Here we go.

13:15Very little man.

13:16Here we go.

13:17What do we got?

13:29It's completely shut now.

13:32Wait, what's wrong?

13:33Julie, it can happen sometimes.

13:34Because Aiden's in shock, it can make it a bit harder to get a needle in.

13:38That's all.

13:38BSL is 2.2.

13:40Okay, let's push some dextrose.

13:4110 mils of 10%.

13:42What, are you going to try a different vein?

13:44No, we need to get access now.

13:46I'm going to go to the IO.

13:46Uh, hey, guys.

13:49Hey, I'm Mira.

13:50Hey, should we go watch some cartoons?

13:52Should we?

13:53We need to use a small drill that goes into the bone to get the medicine in more quickly,

13:58okay?

13:58But trust me, it sounds a lot worse than it is.

14:01A drill?

14:01Oh, yeah, they use me as a guinea pig in training all the time.

14:04Trust me, your boy, way tougher than me.

14:07I'll tell you what, can you pack Aiden a bag for the flight?

14:09You good?

14:19Yeah, yeah, just letting it settle.

14:21Him, I'm him.

14:22You want me to do it?

14:23No, no, I'm good.

14:24All right, you're okay, bub.

14:37Can I ask you two something?

14:38What do you think about location sharing on phones?

14:45Is that just what couples do now?

14:47Oh, Ferret and I didn't do it, but that's because his location was 98% the couch.

14:51Oh, wait, hang on.

14:52Sorry, Ferret?

14:53My ex-boyfriend.

14:55Named Ferret.

14:57Nothing sexual, don't worry.

14:59Like, absolutely nothing sexual.

15:03Look, I don't know, it's a bit intense, isn't it?

15:06You know, just knowing where each other is all the time.

15:08Well, you know, it's a safety thing.

15:12You've been having more trouble with Anna.

15:15No, no, I mean, it's more than safety.

15:17I mean, it's having dinner on time when I get home.

15:21Oh, that's sweet.

15:22It's sad, isn't it?

15:23Is this the first time you've fallen?

15:30Ah, just the latest battle in a war against my body that I'm rapidly losing.

15:36Oh.

15:38There's some obvious tenderness.

15:41Could be a pathologic fracture.

15:43Does it hurt anywhere else, Yvette?

15:45Yeah, my back.

15:47Okay.

15:47Is there anyone else around to help you?

15:49The artist formerly known as my husband.

15:51I don't accept help from the liars.

15:54Focal tenderness of L3.

16:03Might be a pathologic fracture too.

16:05Just let me know when you've finished saving my life so we can talk about my death.

16:11Don't muck around, do you?

16:12I thought you were just going to pretend that I never said it.

16:17No.

16:19We just can't legally raise the issue.

16:21It has to come from you.

16:23Doctor?

16:25Officer?

16:27God?

16:27I would like to discuss voluntary assisted dying.

16:31Well, just so you know, there's strict criteria for eligibility.

16:35Over 18?

16:36Tick.

16:37Able to communicate?

16:39Tick.

16:40Disease-causing death within 12 months?

16:42Tick.

16:44Unacceptable suffering?

16:45Tick.

16:45Yvette!

16:47Daryl called and said it was...

16:48Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

16:49Don't touch me!

16:52Owen?

16:53We attended your crash.

16:56Is she okay?

16:57I will be.

16:58In ten days.

17:00I've requested the VAD.

17:05Betty, I know you're angry at me, but...

17:08I don't even know you!

17:11You can't do this.

17:13She's only doing this to punish me.

17:15Why don't you put up with the pain for this long because of you?

17:18Now I don't have to.

17:20Owen.

17:21Come on, let's take a seat.

17:23Let's get some oxygen on you.

17:25Matty, can you get a vet to the troopie while I assess Owen?

17:29Yeah.

17:29Hey, just rest here.

17:33Right.

17:34You got you.

17:35Okay.

17:37Now.

17:38You want an arterial line for a proper BP?

17:40Yeah, but let's keep moving.

17:42He's small, so it might take a while.

17:43Going to need your help.

17:44Hey, so Julie's packed for all three kids.

17:47Fuel's fine, but I don't...

17:48We'll have to take two cars to the plane

17:50and we've really got to move fast.

17:52Yeah, we can't take him, can we?

17:53Yeah.

17:54Oh, is he?

17:54Is he okay?

17:56I think Aiden has sepsis, which is a severe blood infection.

18:01My God.

18:02Look, we've started him on some drugs to help his heart pump

18:05and we're going to get him to hospital in Broken Hill

18:06where they can run every test he's going to need, okay?

18:10Okay, thank you.

18:11Well, we're ready to go whenever you will.

18:13The thing is, in flight, we're going to have to focus on him completely

18:21and Aiden might need help with his breathing with some tubes

18:24or more ICU drugs

18:25and it might get pretty scary for the boys.

18:28So, is it possible for someone to drive you and the kids to town?

18:32I can't leave him alone.

18:34My husband's hours away.

18:36Hey, hey, I know you don't want to leave him.

18:38I wouldn't either,

18:40but we're going to be with him the whole way, okay?

18:42Yeah.

18:47He's going to be okay, isn't he?

18:50Julie, he's in a critical condition,

18:53but we're going to do absolutely everything we can, okay?

18:59Just look after him, because he's very small.

19:02We definitely will,

19:03and we're going to call you as soon as we arrive.

19:05You know what, Julie, special Terry to keep him company.

19:10Here's one for the boys.

19:12You can give him a kiss before we go, if you might.

19:18Okay.

19:18Have you been taking care of yourself since the bus crash, Owen?

19:33Any incentive, spirometry or physio?

19:36Not very welcome, most places.

19:41With the court case coming up.

19:44Hmm.

19:47She still has good days, you know.

19:52She's just angry at me.

19:55But,

19:55look, this isn't her.

19:58You can't let her do this.

20:00You can't.

20:01If she meets the criteria, the decision is hers.

20:04And two doctors.

20:06That's what it says.

20:09Her doctor and her specialist,

20:10and two of them have to decide.

20:11But not you.

20:16What drugs or medications are you currently taking?

20:19Statins.

20:22Ibuprofen.

20:23A weight loss thing.

20:24Nothing that wasn't prescribed?

20:27Not meth, if that's what you mean.

20:29I'm not here to judge.

20:31I'm just here to help you feel better.

20:34In the past,

20:35I've bumped a bit of speed to get through to long drives.

20:38But not anymore.

20:39I haven't relapsed.

20:41Yeah, well, the bloods don't really lie.

20:44Do they?

20:45Caleb?

20:46Bondi here, you copy?

20:48Yeah, copy, Bondi.

20:49Go ahead.

20:50Hey, we're good to go.

20:53How is he?

20:54Well, it's a little decreased on the left.

20:57Could be atelectasis.

20:58We're going to need to take them both.

21:01Yeah, stand by.

21:03Hey, sorry to interrupt, guys.

21:04You don't have any spare Narcan, do you?

21:09His pupils are tiny.

21:11Ruff, can you hear me?

21:12His hand doesn't look good at all these radial poles this week.

21:14What's doing the rounds at the moment, Caleb?

21:15Fentanyl?

21:16Yeah, here it's mostly fent,

21:17but someone's been turbocharging it with ISO.

21:19ISO?

21:20Yeah, it's synthetic opioids ten times more.

21:22Yeah, I know what it is.

21:23Breathing's down to six a minute.

21:24We need the Narcan.

21:28That's usually pretty quick, right?

21:32Yeah, but sometimes ISO needs a higher dose to work.

21:35Oh, no, no, no.

21:36You've ruined it.

21:39You've ruined it.

21:39Ruff, get back.

21:40You've ruined it.

21:42What's this?

21:42Stay, stay, stay, stay.

21:44Help!

21:47Get out of here.

21:48Get out of here.

21:49Oh!

21:50Oh!

21:51You've wasted.

21:52You've wasted it.

21:53Watch the hand.

21:54Is it already out?

21:55You OK?

21:55Do I look OK?

21:56Hey, get him restrained, please.

21:58Screw you.

21:59Oh, my God.

22:01Watch out.

22:01Let's go.

22:03Next week, closer to home,

22:05the driver of the bus that crashed killing two people in Kingsley

22:08has been charged with new offences after drug tests revealed highly...

22:11Sorry.

22:17Christmas carols are worse.

22:21The crash I can't avoid, but Christmas...

22:23I don't even want to think about.

22:33You shouldn't have found out about the driver the way you did.

22:36I'm...

22:36I'm sorry.

22:39Look, if there's anything you need,

22:42if you need anyone to sit with you in court during the trial or...

22:46Have you got kids?

22:47No, I...

22:52Then we could drive for eternity,

22:55and I still wouldn't be able to express to you...

22:58what I need.

23:02I need.

23:05I need.

23:09Can you pull over, please?

23:11Yeah.

23:11No, it's not bad.

23:18No, it's not bad.

23:25No!

23:30No!

23:31Yeah, Artline's secure.

23:49Picking up a map.

23:51How's this perfusion?

23:53No, still shut down below the knees.

23:57Adrenaline's maxed at one.

23:58Jeez, Wayne.

24:00Rush on the thigh.

24:02It's non-blanching meningococcal?

24:04That on DIC.

24:06Got to sort out this blood flow.

24:07All right, max out the pressures first or steroids?

24:10There's nothing to pump.

24:12Stronger pump's not going to help.

24:13What are we at, 40 per kilo?

24:15Yes.

24:17All right, we could give another 10 per kilo of fluid.

24:19Yep.

24:20Okay, hang on.

24:21Let's max out the NORAD and give him DEX 0.15 per kilo.

24:25Mira, he's going to need a tertiary hospital.

24:26Can we divert to Adelaide?

24:28Yeah, but isn't the mum going to Broken Hill?

24:30She won't be able to get to him tonight.

24:31I'll call her.

24:32Okay, copy that.

24:34Sent to flight off 257.

24:36Request direct.

24:36Amended destination Adelaide.

24:38Shit.

24:40Bruising on the toes.

24:42Four-minute meningococcemia.

24:44So what is Manager Cockle?

24:46Chest movement's poor.

24:48Breathing's stopped.

24:50Map's not reading.

24:53No, no pulse.

24:54Shit.

24:56Starting compressions.

24:57Let's give a bolus of adrenaline.

24:59Yep.

24:59We need to sort his airway.

25:02Wayne, I'm getting a flat line here.

25:04I should have chipped him on the ground.

25:06Idiot.

25:0628, 29, 30.

25:13There's a pulse.

25:14There's a pulse.

25:15I'll prep K and rock.

25:17Grab the miller.

25:18We need a tube in now.

25:19Ah, yep.

25:19You want to take a photo?

25:28Can we take a photo?

25:29Come on.

25:30Let's be cute.

25:36What do you think, huh?

25:39Oh, you like that one, huh?

25:42Hmm?

25:42Hmm.

25:45Hmm.

25:46Hmm.

25:47Hmm.

25:48Hmm.

25:49What do you reckon, Kelty?

26:10Would you be a good auntie?

26:13Hmm.

26:14Hmm.

26:15Hmm.

26:16Hmm.

26:17Hmm.

26:18Hmm.

26:19Hmm.

26:21Hmm.

26:24Hmm.

26:33Hmm.

26:43Hmm.

26:47Hmm.

26:49Perfect, but he's not breathing over and map's dropped out again.

26:52Pulse.

26:54No, no, no.

26:57Give another bolus of one mil of adrenaline.

27:00Yep.

27:01It's been 20 minutes since last gas.

27:04Reversible causes.

27:05Recheck an I-Stat off the art line.

27:07Oh, yep.

27:07No, it's still P.E.A. Another bolus of adrenaline.

27:20Yep.

27:26Come on, Adam. Come on, little man.

27:28P.E.A. is dropping. Calcium's low. Another dose?

27:31Yes, and bicarb.

27:32Bicarb.

27:37Heart rate's 55.

27:42Shit, he's flatlining again.

27:45More adrenaline.

27:47Adrenaline and noradrenaline are maxed out.

27:49It's our third bolus.

27:51Check his pupils.

27:55Come on, Papa. Come on.

28:01Pupils fixed and dilated.

28:05Any other ideas before I stop compressions?

28:07Any other ideas before I stop compressions?

28:08No, no, no.

28:09No, no, no.

28:31Time of death.

28:321816.

28:3316.

28:37We should wrap him.

28:57We need to leave the tubes in for the coroner.

28:59If we leave them in, can I hold him?

29:19Can you pass me his penis?

29:22All right, is the mum coming to Adelaide?

29:44I should know she's coming here.

29:49I'm going to tell her.

29:50They may do it.

29:52No, that's okay.

29:53Should be me.

29:54I'm going to tell her.

30:02I'm going to tell her.

30:06How can you sell me?

30:07I'm going to tell her.

30:08Oh, I'm going to tell her.

30:09When all the trees have gone

30:11And all the rivers dried

30:19Don't despair

30:24When all the flowers have died

30:29For I have heard

30:36That there's a garden

30:39Somewhere

30:43When you hear the children cry

30:58When you see them die

31:07And mother can't sing a lullaby

31:16I can smell

31:23Blessed

31:29Warm spring rain

31:36And mother can't sing a lullaby

31:46Tei, you all good?

31:51Tei, are you with Mira?

31:54Yeah, yeah, I'm with her now

31:55I'll put you on speaker, hang on

31:57Tei, Tei, are you okay?

32:00Is Kelty okay?

32:02Yeah, yeah, Kelty's fine

32:03She's down

32:04But are you back?

32:05I'm just

32:06I'm not feeling well

32:08I just had 250 mils of us to sleep

32:22I just had 250 mils of us to sleep

32:36Thank you

32:38I hope you feel better

32:40Thank you

32:40Hi

32:41Hey

32:42Hey

32:42You alright?

32:44Yeah

32:44Yep

32:45I'm fine

32:46I'm fine

32:47I just started to feel really sick

32:49All of a sudden

32:50So I can't, do you want me to drop you home?

32:52No, no, it's fine

32:53No, I actually think the fresh air will be good for me tonight

32:57Alright

32:57It's not Cameron

33:03It's...

33:08Father

33:10It's not Cameron

33:13Okay

33:14We hadn't, you know, for months before we broke up, so

33:19Alright, no

33:20Yeah

33:22Then I went to Dubbo for Darren's birthday

33:26About three months ago

33:29Yeah, right

33:31Okay

33:33Now

33:35I don't know what to do

33:38I wish Mum was here

33:43Oh, Tay

33:45Um

33:50Yeah

33:52Well

33:54I'm not your mum

33:56And

33:56I'm not Darren

33:57And

33:58But I am here

34:00No matter what you decide to do

34:02Alright

34:04And

34:05If you do choose

34:07To have it

34:08I swear to you

34:11I'll be the greatest

34:12Great uncle

34:13This side of Menindie

34:15I will

34:18Alright

34:19Alright

34:20Okay

34:21Um

34:23Let me go home

34:26Okay

34:26You sure you don't want me to come?

34:28It's fine

34:28Okay

34:28Thank you

34:30That's alright

34:31Bye

34:32Yeah, that's alright

34:33Well, you're locked out

34:40What if we caught it

34:42Manager Cockle

34:45But you didn't give him out to mouth

34:48Yeah, but I held him

34:50So isn't there a chance that I could give it to Kathy?

34:53I told you one more relapse

35:02And I'm out

35:03I told you that

35:04I didn't

35:04Relapse

35:06Look

35:07Betty, I don't care if the world doesn't believe me

35:11I don't care if I go to jail

35:13I deserve to anyway

35:15I was rushing

35:16I'm distracted

35:17All I care is that you believe me

35:21Is there any way that blood test could have been wrong?

35:24It's

35:25Highly unlikely

35:28Let's just go, please

35:47Thanks for the, what do you call the five hour lift?

36:10Anytime

36:11Sorry about the screaming

36:14That's okay

36:17And I

36:21I would like that

36:24Some support at the trial

36:27Yeah

36:28Yeah, of course

36:30Okay

36:33And

36:37Drive safe

36:40Thanks

36:47And

36:57What's your rank again?

36:59Senior Sergeant

37:00Okay

37:01And

37:02Do you want to press any charges against the patient?

37:06No, I reckon he's got enough on his plate

37:08Sure it doesn't have anything to do with you

37:10Having to tell your superintendent that you got concussed

37:13Macy and a flight nurse

37:13Oh, that's an added benefit

37:16Um, what about you?

37:20Are you going to press charges against me?

37:23I've seen enough paperwork for one lifetime

37:25Yeah, sorry

37:27I can see you've got a lot going on

37:30I mean, senior nurse

37:32Running half the basement looks of it

37:34And thanks to me

37:35You're doing it with your eyes closed

37:37So I was wondering if

37:40A drink would make up for it

37:42Is a police bribery frowned upon?

37:44Yeah, so

37:46What if it was in more of an

37:48Unofficial capacity

37:49Like

37:49I don't know

37:51Say on a date

37:52A what?

37:55Sorry if I've misread

37:56You're not

37:59You're not gay

38:02No

38:03I guess technically I'm bi

38:05But I apologise if I've got this wrong

38:08And you're not

38:09Sorry, no

38:16Did I, um

38:17No, no

38:18No, it was nice

38:19I just

38:20Pulled a pepper spray in my mouth

38:22Yeah, see

38:23How do you like it?

38:26It's not great, is it?

38:33Oh, I just scale it

38:34Leave a message

38:35Hi

38:37Hey

38:38It's Chaya

38:39Um

38:40I just heard about you

38:43Macing some people

38:44And getting knocked out

38:46Oh my god

38:48Um

38:49How are you?

38:50I

38:50Um

38:52Yeah

38:53Anyway

38:54Um

38:55I'm just

38:57Overnighting in Rattelate

38:59Or on my lonesome

39:00And, um

39:01Yeah

39:02I am just

39:04Just checking in

39:05Okay

39:07Anyway

39:08Um

39:09Call me

39:11Okay

39:12Bye-bye

39:14Bye-bye

39:15Bye-bye

39:21Hi

39:26Hi, puppy

39:27Hi

39:28Hi

39:29Hi, baby

39:30Thank you

39:32And thanks for bringing these

39:33Of course

39:35And you do know the chances of you getting meningococcal are very, very low.

39:39Let alone calpy.

39:41I know. I'm sorry to do this to you.

39:43This is so much nicer than writing incidents reports for Matty and Caleb.

39:49What? What happened?

39:51Oh, the usual.

39:52Caleb sprayed Matty with pepper spray instead of an agitated drug addict.

39:55You're right. I bet that went down well.

39:57I thought we were having a bad day.

40:01I'm really sorry about yours.

40:03It's just always there, isn't it?

40:07Like, maybe that strip would have been fine and we would have been there half an hour earlier and that might have been the difference.

40:18No, you made the right call.

40:22I know it's not the feminist thing to say, but after days like today, I'm not sure I can ever leave her again.

40:29Do you have any idea how many times I called in sick?

40:33Just to stay home with Henry.

40:38Can you guys promise me that if anything happens to Wayne or I that you'll take care of her?

40:46Um, yeah.

40:48Of course.

40:51Of course.

40:52Of course.

40:53Thanks.

41:01Ryan.

41:02Um, oh, hi, sweetheart.

41:06Absolutely my fault.

41:09It's been a crazy day.

41:10Can I call you back in a sec?

41:11You know what?

41:12You guys, you go.

41:13It's fine.

41:14I've taken the antibiotics now.

41:16I think it'll be fine.

41:17I'm just being silly.

41:19You guys go.

41:20Yeah.

41:21All right.

41:21Okay.

41:29Hey.

41:30Hey.

41:30Um, Eliza, Eliza, Eliza brought us some antibiotics.

41:35Oh, great.

41:39How is it really?

41:44I'm sorry.

41:45I know you think I should have tried landing.

41:56No, I don't.

41:58Really?

41:59No, I don't.

42:02No, it's just...

42:04When I started here, Darren was already older.

42:10I'd been away for most of his life.

42:12And I was a decade younger, but now, with Kelsey, suddenly I'm worried about all this stuff that I wasn't before.

42:28Loving something this much really can suck at it.

42:31Yeah, it really can.

42:39I love you.

42:41You too.

42:42So, Owen, the bus driver, was on Duramine, a weight loss drug that's also an amphetamine.

42:53But he had a history of using, didn't he?

42:56Yeah, but...

42:59I don't know.

43:02I believe him.

43:03I think he's telling the truth.

43:06But I saw him taking pills, like, right before the bus crashed.

43:09I mean, you sure...

43:11You sure you don't just want him to be innocent, to make us feel better about Joe?

43:19Us?

43:20You mean me?

43:22No, no.

43:22I'm the one that sent Joe up the road.

43:33Hey, um...

43:33I feel like our thank you's in order.

43:37I'm assuming...

43:37Did you ever work the tailor for me?

43:40I barely said anything.

43:42Well...

43:43Well...

43:49Hey.

43:50G'day, Pete.

43:51How are you, mate?

43:51Good, mate.

43:51How are you going?

43:52Yeah, good.

43:53Boss won't let you knock off.

43:54I'm not his boss.

44:00You hungry?

44:01You fancy some reggae?

44:02Oh, it's very generous, but I'm a bit knackered.

44:05I think I might just grab a kebab with garlic sauce that I'll regret and head straight to bed.

44:10But thank you.

44:11Yeah.

44:11No worries.

44:12Not the time.

44:18See you, mate.

44:18I'm sorry about that.

44:28I realised it was probably a bit much and kind of slightly creepy, so let's just figure it

44:34about it.

44:35Maybe we could just do some Mai Tai glasses instead.

44:39Well, you do know that I have a blue belt in Taekwondo.

44:43What?

44:44You do.

44:45You do.

44:45You don't know about me.

44:48Sorry.

44:48You don't know about me.

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