Blue Murder
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1:38:00As Michael Drury fights for his life, an investigation is launched. Angus MacDonald refuses to believe that Rogerson offered Drury a bribe, but Commissioner Avery prevails and Rogerson is charged.
1:39:00When Detective Sergeant Roger Rogerson arrests Neddy Smith for attempted robbery, they come to an understanding and Neddy is released, going on to become the biggest heroin dealer in Australia.
1:39:32After arresting him for attempted robbery, Detective Sergeant Roger Rogerson makes a deal with criminal Neddy Smith.
1:38:13After years of corruption and association with criminals, Roger Rogerson finally catches the eye of New South Wales Police anti-corruption officers.
Richard puts his life at risk by going undercover in a prison to find out information about the murder of a convicted child killer.
The murder of a popular vet in the hills north of Manchester leads Janine and Richard to a farming community which is reluctant to open its doors to outsiders.
Janine investigates the murder of a cheerleading coach. Initial suspicion falls on the victim's husband, whose bloodied clothes are found near the crime scene.
The investigation of the murder of a rock star takes Janine and her team into the seamy side of Manchester's rock world.
Following Shap's confession that he was protecting a murder suspect, the investigation goes up a gear in pursuit of the real killer, and Janine struggles to find time to make amends with son Tom.
Janine is called in when an army battalion is rocked by the murder of a NCO, but finds herself falling for the officer who sought her out to aid the investigation.
Janine investigates the death of a family doctor, and when one of his colleagues disappears shortly afterwards she starts to believe all of the surgery's staff may be in danger. However, startling revelations about the GP's personal and professional life throw her suspicions into doubt.
Janine asks Richard to prioritise the case of a promising young footballer who was killed while out celebrating his birthday with friends, but is annoyed to find his mind seems elsewhere.
An engraved hip flask found beside human remains in a lake leads Janine to a once successful architect who is now confined to an institution.
A builder finds the body of a three-year-old child in a drainage tunnel between two houses and the father soon falls under suspicion.
Janine investigates when a man recently released from prison is found strangled with a dog chain.
The stakes are raised in the race- against-time and Janine is hit by mounting crises both on the case and at home.