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Bay of Fires on ABC and ABC iview S2E2 – Tensions rise to boiling as Stella scrambles, again, to adapt to her new way of life – but when someone escapes the town’s clutches, it begs the question; If they can leave, why can’t Stella?

Stella determines it’s time to turn lemons into lemonade and seize the leadership mantle yet again. Catching a stock market tip which she’s convinced will bring in a quick dose of cash, Stella hedges her bets and goes all in.

Meanwhile, the town is growing impatient, demanding to know when the funds will flow again. When Connor absconds with most of the towns recently purchased, albeit useless, possessions, it only makes matters worse.

Stella attempts to step into Frankie’s shoes, using her right-hand man – Tarquin. But things are growing ever more threatening, and Stella decides enough is enough.

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Bay of Fires on ABC and ABC iview – Sunday 22 June at 8.00pm

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About the Show

Bay of Fires on ABC returns for season two this June – The highly anticipated eight-part, darkly comedic hit drama Bay of Fires returns for season two on Sunday 15 June at 8.00pm on ABC TV, with all episodes available to stream on ABC iview.

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Showcasing Tasmania’s rugged west coast, season two opens with Stella (Marta Dusseldorp), now the boss of Mystery Bay while also juggling solo parenting and keeping her criminal overlords at bay.

Stella sees a glimmer of hope on the horizon. No one has tried to kill her for some months, she has Thursday date night with Jeremiah and Mystery Bay is prospering under her guidance – albeit in a somewhat chaotic fiscal manner.

But such joys are short-lived when she and her kids find themselves sandwiched between an unhinged apiarist drug lord, a maniacal millenarian doomsday cult, the resurrection of her nemesis, Russia, and a growing civil war in the town. Slowly it dawns on Stella that she may be the cause of much of this nightmare.

Perhaps the only way out is to go back to the source and blow it sky high.

Reprising their roles for season two are Toby Leonard Moore (Billions), Nicholas Bell (Scrublands), Bob Franklin (Please Like Me), Kim Ko (Utopia), Matt Nable (Plum), Roz Hammond (Irreverent), Pamela Rabe (Wentworth), Kerry Fox (The Dressmaker) Andre de Vanny (Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries), Ilai Swindells (Retrograde), Imi Mbedla (Australia’s Got Talent), Ava Caryofyllis (The Twelve), Emily Milledge (Fires), Elle Mandalis (The Twelve) and Ben Knight (White Fever).

Joining the star-studded cast is Benedict Hardie (Total Control), Alex Dimitriades (Strife), Darren Gilshenan (Colin from Accounts), Katie Robertson (Rosehaven), Helana Sawires (Stateless) and Mabel Li (Safe Home).

Always free and Always entertaining, stream season one of Bay of Fires on ABC iview now.

Bay of Fires on ABC and ABC iview S2E2
Production Credits:

Bay of Fires season two is an Archipelago Productions and Fremantle Australia production for the ABC. Major production investment from Screen Australia, the ABC and Screen Tasmania in association with VicScreen. ABC Executive Producers Brett Sleigh, Alex Baldwin, Louise Smith and Rachel Okine. Executive Producers Andrew Knight, Brett Popplewell and Greg Sitch. Producers Marta Dusseldorp and Fiona McConaghy. Fremantle distributes the series internationally.

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