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Ariki closes in on all the answers, but did he turn his back on One Lane Bridge too soon?
Things get bumpy for Ariki and Tilly as locals throw their weight and privilege around.
Pressure explodes as Ariki's personal and professional lives collide.
Tricky work politics and personal secrets make it difficult for Ariki to focus on the murder investigation.
With the arrival of a staunch new boss, and his integrity as a cop brought into question, Ariki's life gets a massive shake up.
Ariki makes an arrest, only to discover a new clue and a betrayal.
Ariki is thrown off guard when a long-held secret about the young murdered man comes to the surface.
Ariki gets too close to the prime suspects and jeopardises the case.
Blaming his visions for letting him down, Ariki fails to take heed when he's warned of another disaster.
Ariki embraces his gift and saves a life on One Lane Bridge, but soon after, another body is found.
Ariki uncovers the answers, but not the truth as his gift helps him solve the final piece of the puzzle. However, the tension between Ariki and Stephen builds to a deadly climax.
When Ariki accepts his gift, things finally start fitting into place and his heroics are rewarded when he's reinstated at work. However, has Ariki bitten off more than he can chew?
Stephen is put under pressure when Lois is brought in for official questioning. Meanwhile, Ariki's inappropriate behaviour jeopardises both his professional career and the case.
Ariki makes bad choices in an attempt to escape his demons. Meanwhile, frustrated with the investigation's lack of progress, the locals deal out some vigilante justice of their own.
Ariki is in complete denial about the terrifying presence that is invading his life. Meanwhile, the Ryder family implodes under the strain of mourning their loved one and unsettling truths come to light.
When new arrival Detective Ariki Davis investigates a tragic death at Queenstown's treacherous one lane bridge, he inadvertently unleashes a mysterious gift.
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