Home and Away (Aus) Spoilers 3rd - 6th June 2024

Monday 3rd June

- The Bay rallies for Tane's day in court.
- A shock twist could derail Tane's trial.
- Alf calls on Rose for help.


Tuesday 4th June

- Tane receives his sentencing.
- Harper is left with mixed emotions.
- Summer Bay begins to heal.


Wednesday 5th June

- Nelson makes Bree an offer.
- Harper confides in Dana.
- Mali's brother hits the Bay.


Thursday 6th June

- Bree must be honest with Nelson.
- Mali's brother takes a shine to a Summer Bay local.
- Eden tries to broker peace between Cash and Remi.




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New H&A promo - 'Will Tane be sentenced to jail?' and 'Romance for Tane and Harper':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flaj3x6kVbM

Thursday's spoilers have been added to the original post.

Nowtolove.com.au article:


Home and Away spoilers: Tane will finally learn if he?ll be found guilty
And the verdict is...

https://www.nowtolove.com.au/enterta...ne-convincted/

The time has come in Home and Away for Tane to discover his fate in the case that has gripped Summer Bay (and us, the audience) for weeks now.

After being charged following his decision to snatch baby Maia and go on the run, the personal trainer will now learn the court?s verdict. And Tane (Ethan Browne) knows the odds aren?t looking great for him

"I think he's accepted his fate," Ethan, 32, tells TV WEEK. "He realises his mistake and understands that it could mean serious jail time, so he's mentally preparing himself for the worst.

"He understands how the system works and believes everything doesn't sit in his favour."

Before the verdict is delivered, the outlook for Tane is made even worse when he is called to the stand to testify. In a callous move by his lawyer, Marshall (Nic English), Tane is forced to air all of his dirty laundry with his ex-wife, Felicity (Jacqui Purvis).

"He's not happy about it at all," Ethan says. "He feels it was a dirty move by Marshall - and by Felicity for telling him their private business."

The only silver lining throughout this whole ordeal is Tane's connection with Harper (Jessica Redmayne), with whom Ethan hints something deeper may be "naturally developing" after she pulls off a bold move when she's called to testify in the trial.

"He finds comfort and support from Harper, and it helps him cope with the situation, so he leans in towards the friendship," Ethan says.

Will the close friends become something more? Or will the cold metal bars of prison come between them?

TV WEEK article:

"Who Is Iluka? And Why Has He Come To Summer Bay?


A new face arrives in town this week in the form of Mali's older brother, Iluka. The long-lost brother (who is played by actor Dion Williams) surprises Mali (Kyle Shilling) by showing up at his home unannounced. While initially excited to see his sibling, Mali soon becomes curious as to why he's arrived on his doorstep after all this time. It soon becomes apparent that Iluka is in trouble and on the run from some very bad people from the brothers' past. "

DS article:


Home and Away fans praise "beautiful" smoking ceremony scene after tragic death
"I?ve been waiting my whole life to see an episode that delivers indigenous culture to the viewers."

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/hom...h-mali-hudson/

Home and Away spoilers follow from Australian pace episodes, which some UK viewers may prefer to avoid.

Home and Away fans were left bowled over by the "beautiful" smoking ceremony in the wake of Stevie Marlow's death.

Stevie died following a shocking shooting in Summer Bay after dangerous stalker Sidney Wickham targeted her.

After being released from prison, he travelled to the set of her new film and shot her, eventually leading to her death after she was rushed to hospital.

Her loved ones have been struggling in the wake of her passing, with Mali Hudson mentioning he does not want to visit the beach until Stevie's spirit has passed on.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7ygB...7-f84e9b32fdd1

Mali, the soap's first Aboriginal Australian regular character, sought permission from an Elder to perform a smoking ceremony, which aired in Australia on Tuesday (June 4).

A smoking ceremony is an ancient custom among some Aboriginal Australians and is performed during key moments in a person's life, including birth, initiation rites, and death.

The ceremony involves burning native plants to create a herbal smoke, which is believed to have spiritual and physical cleansing properties and can also ward off bad spirits.

At death, a smoking ceremony takes place in the deceased person's space to help move their spirit into the afterlife and cleanse the location.

Home and Away posted a clip of Mali's emotional ceremony on Instagram, with fans flocking to praise the show for its representation of Aboriginal culture.

One user wrote: "I'm a 43-year-old Indigenous woman who has watched this show since the very first episode and I?ve been waiting my whole life to see an episode that delivers indigenous culture to the viewers."

Another added: "Wow this got me! I just love these beautiful traditions. Some of the most gorgeous scenes in H&A have been when the Paratas are practicing their Māori rituals."

Many expressed they were "so happy" to see Aboriginal representation in the soap, while others applauded Kyle Shilling's portrayal of Mali.

Home and Away airs weekdays at 1.45pm on Channel 5, with repeat screenings at 6pm on 5STAR and first look screenings at 6.30pm on 5STAR. Selected classic episodes are available via Prime Video in the UK.

In Australia, the show airs Mondays to Thursdays at 7pm on Channel 7 and streams on 7Plus.