I want to throw everything that we have got at these fugitives.
ALL: Yes, Chief.
After the hunters were quick to execute their first capture
on day two of the game...
You have been hunted down.
..eight fugitive pairs remain at large...
I've got 100 K, baby. Get out of here!
..each carrying $103,000 in stolen prize money.
I put a request in for the bank to get all the serial numbers
of the stolen cash. Yep.
We're going to be upping the ante
and there will be no strategy that is off the table.
We will get dirty.
I found two backpacks.
Best friends Chelsea and Romanee...
The GPSs on the backpacks have not moved.
..narrowly avoided the hunters.
We've pulled the pin on our kit bags.
Too bad, so sad.
Whilst cousins Ondeane and Shelli...
I don't know if anyone's used a pretend phone before.
..had them fooled.
KARLA: They're showing us the phone.
It does look like... REECE: A set up?
A decoy. It's a ruse.
We really misjudged them. Big time.
And when the hunters were moments away
from capturing Ben and Luke...
I'm just going to go straight up to the front.
(GASPS) People are running.
Oh, my God, they're here, they're here, they're here!
Quick!
..the boys fled on foot.
Check every nook and cranny that you can find.
Hello. Can I please have some help?
I'm a hairdresser.
Please.
..leaving the hunters furious.
Where are you?
There's no-one in there.
REECE: (OVER RADIO) That residence is a dry hole.
There is nothing there.
Absolutely nothing.
Luke and Ben are frankly pissing me off at the moment.
I mean that from the bottom of my heart.
I can't believe we've spent a day on these boys.
We're in. We're still in.
The hunters didn't get us.
They're at my house. We got to get out.
On day four, the hunters tracked down associates...
You guys missed 'em. Really?
(LAUGHS)
..leading to the heavyweights, Joanna and Lee...
Oh, my God. Oh, my God, dude.
Oh, shit.
What? That's them.
With Team Alpha now in hot pursuit
of a potential second fugitive team capture.
Please stop there.
(OVERLAPPING SHOUTS)
Go left.
Go left!
Please stop there.
Go, go, go!
Let's go, Blue. Let's go!
Lock 'em in.
Stop what you're doing.
Your time on the run is over, Lee. You have been hunted down.
(ALL CHEER)
Go, Blue! Yes!
Well done, Rabbit. Let's go.
Where's Joanna? Let's get on Joanna.
Keep pushing, Rabbit!
Alright, we have eyes on Joanna. Eyes on Joanna.
Go, Joanna.
Stop there, Joanna.
Heading for the other side of the park.
She's got some pace.
(PANTS)
Leaving the park now.
Keep pushing, mate. Keep pushing.
Don't lose her.
She's up the hill.
Stop there, Joanna!
Go, go, go!
Come on, let's go, Alpha!
Ah!
Get her, Blue. Get her. Let's go.
Come on! Here she goes.
She's blowing up!
Stop there, Joanna!
Your time on the run is over. You've been hunted down.
(ALL CHEER)
That's two of them. Lee and Joanna.
Yes. Nice one.
Thank God for that. Well done.
What's in the bag, Lee?
All that money that should have been mine.
All the money, eh?
Where's the rest of it?
Jo's got more than I had. Jo does?
Yeah. She got the pineapples?
Yeah. You got the lobsters?
REECE: (OVER RADIO) What do we got?
100 grand.
Well done, boys.
That's awesome.
Joanna, well done.
Obviously, your time on the run is over.
Let's go for a walk, eh? Righto.
Team, well done.
Great work. Two for two!
Great effort.
That was a great capture, obviously.
We've recovered the money,
and we've also got two more fugitives off the table.
Watch your head.
My hunter force is looking for a clean sweep,
and that's what we're going to get.
I don't know.
You don't know what these guys can do.
Should've been smarter from the start.
Alright, so we gave him a bit of a run.
After capturing Joanna and Lee,
there's now 15 days remaining
for the hunters to round up 14 fugitives
and recover $721,000 in stolen prize money.
Alright, team. Hey, listen, a great start again.
Another capture in the bag
in regards to fugitives Joanna and Lee.
First pair we're going to have a look at
is fugitives Luke and Ben.
We've disrupted their plan.
They don't have their packs.
We found their notebook.
I think these guys are running scared at the moment.
I'm happy for that to occur.
Excuse me.
I'm a fugitive on the run.
Have you got two seconds?
We literally got away by the skin of our teeth.
All of our helpers have all been compromised
and now we have to go to strangers.
We have to ask for help.
Use your charm.
Hi. I'm a fugitive on the run.
Good morning. Hello.
We're looking for a night's accommodation.
I'm not dangerous. (LAUGHS)
Hey, folks, we're fugitives on the run.
It's harder to ask people
that aren't the ones that, you know,
love us to pieces.
If there's any chance you know someone
that would put us up for one night? A backyard, a garden shed.
It'd be so much easier if we could just call up our family and say,
"Hey, pop the kettle on."
(GASPS)
Oh, my God.
Are you kidding me?
Fugitives Ondeane and Shelli
obviously last seen down in the Apollo Bay area.
Ondeane, former petty officer in the navy.
I'm happy to put a limpet mine on her hull and sink her.
Shelli is a health and wellness coach.
SHELLI: It's just up there.
Hello? Oh, look, she's scratching her tummy.
Oh, he just pooed.
Jayde and Tayla.
I haven't got anything, uh, super actionable.
I did look into the fact that
Jayde might have family in Melbourne,
but nothing confirmed.
Tayla actually has a bikini company,
so she might try and get to the beaches.
But what we do know is they both registered Myki card.
If they are activated for train station, bus station,
we're back on the trail again.
God, there's jet skis, like, everyone's living it up.
Gold Coast besties Jayde and Tayla have been holed up
in a family friend's holiday home for two days,
staying indoors to avoid the risk
of exposing themselves to the hunters.
But then, I don't like leaving the safe space.
You could come out
and there could be a hunter waiting on shore? Cuckoo!
"The hunters are here."
It's not worth it.
You know, I can look, but I won't touch.
Am I doing pancakes, love? Let's do it.
# Shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, baby. #
Get you back into it.
We get called the Dangerous Duo. Yeah.
Which we don't mind at all. No. When they see us together,
it's trouble. Yeah.
We don't really care what people think either,
so we just... No.
We like to do our thing and we love to dance and sing.
We don't mind a few wines. You definitely...
We love a wine. Yeah.
We're in our own little world and we love it.
(HUMS A TUNE) This smells beautiful.
(HUMS A TUNE)
Oh.
(BOTH CHEER)
I feel like a lot of people go off how we look
and not who we are as people.
Wow.
They judge a book by its cover. Yeah.
So, yeah, we really want to show people
there's a lot more layers to the book.
Yeah. That was poetic.
That was really nice. That was good.
(BOTH LAUGH)
So our social game plan
has definitely worked out well for us so far.
Yeah, definitely.
Oh, my God!
Our contacts have been great.
Look at you. You look so cute.
Looking so tanned.
We're good at reading people, especially strangers.
We can tell when people just want to actually help.
Is there any chance you can pull in and we could borrow a phone?
Oh, my God, thank you so much. Thank you!
Yeah, we do. We get that a lot. We get that a lot.
And we're pretty good at flirting...
Hey, guys, how are you? How are you.
..to kind of get what we want.
Is there any way we can borrow a phone by chance?
Is that OK? Oh, my God, thank you so much.
Being a girl can be good sometimes. Yeah.
What's going on here?
Yell out to him, Tayla.
Ready to move on,
the girls are looking to travel to their next contact
in suburban Melbourne
with the help of strangers.
Hello.
Do you guys live next door?
Oh, hi, Vikki.
Sorry. Just quickly, um, we're fugitives on the run.
Oh! Stop it!
Got you. Do you guys know much about the ferries around here?
Yes. You do? Um, how far away is it?
'Cause we're trying to get to Skye.
Ah, yes. Queenscliff ferry. OK.
And are they far or does anyone live...?
Could anyone take us to the...?
Yes, we could take you. You could?
Are you serious? Oh, my God.
Yay!
Oh, Jesus.
It's the same person. These are same people.
It's the same person. I'm seeing double here.
Hey, Vikki.
How is Tayla and Jayde going?
Is there any insights on their devices
indicating where they might be going at all?
They are from the Gold Coast, so might try and get to the beaches.
Thank you! Oh, my God.
I think that they are probably going to rely on strangers
'cause they're very...
They love themselves. I don't know how else to say it.
But I have access to their Myki accounts now.
If we get a ping on that Myki, um, that'll be pretty good.
We've just got to get past this whole ferry situation.
I know, that's it.
Let me know if you need me to, you know,
buy your tickets or anything.
I mean, I think that would be a great idea.
At the ferry terminal, fugitives Jayde and Tayla
have enlisted their helper to buy their ferry tickets
with stolen cash from the bank heist...
Thank you so much, Jackie. JACKIE: No worries.
..to avoid using their Myki cards,
which can be tracked by the hunters.
God, it's cold.
Chilly? Yeah.
Yum.
Thank you.
Um, we'll get two Sauvignon Blancs, please.
Oh, I'm so excited.
Might as well. Why not?
Thank you.
Yay!
We think better on wine. Yeah.
Cheers. Cheers.
(BOTH LAUGH)
After a 45-minute journey to the Sorrento ferry terminal,
the fugitives now have to figure out
how to get to their contact Nicole's house 60km away
in the south-eastern Melbourne suburb of Skye.
There's people over there. You know, there's workers.
Excuse me, guys.
Do you know the best way to get to Melbourne from here?
Like Skye sort of way. Frankston.
Frankston?
Is there buses somewhere or...?
I see... Down there?
Yeah. OK.
OK. Perfect. OK, thank you. Thank you.
I think there's buses...
I think it's the only option, really.
We'll pay for the bus with cash, won't we?
Or what about our...?
Do they do Mykis here?
Like, can they track them?
I don't know, I'm a bit stuck with this whole Myki bus thing.
Yeah, me too.
Hello. Do you go to Frankston?
We're just trying to get to, um, Skye, near Frankston.
Do you take cash?
No. No.
They don't do that anymore?
Oh, OK.
We're fugitives on the run. Yeah.
You don't have any friends
that could drive us to Frankston, do you?
No. Not today.
We would like to say we are quite likeable.
Yeah. People like to help us out a lot.
Yeah, people like to help us. And I...I don't know,
we...we...we definitely don't ask for it.
Kind of... Things just come to us. Yeah.
I don't know. We could just be sitting there...
We don't chase, we attract. No. Exactly.
We just... I don't... We just don't have money.
I don't know if we have money on our Myki card,
so we just don't know how to top them up.
So we're just trying to get places. (LAUGHS)
Oh, really? Oh, that'd be amazing.
Oh, my God, thank you!
Amazing. Thank you. Thank you.
You don't have to pay.
(LAUGHS) Fair play.
I feel... I feel fine. We didn't tap anything either,
so in case Mykis are...
If Mykis are trackable...
Sucked in. Not us.
No. No tap, no trap.
capturing two fugitive pairs,
on day five,
the hunters are yet to find anything concrete
on rally team Tony and Kaylie,
both from New South Wales.
Who was that? That's Kaylie.
Oh, is that her partner? Yep.
She is married. She has two children.
They've done a pretty good job of hiding their tracks.
(HUMS A TUNE)
But as with many investigations,
it's the cyber experts...
We need to get some more Red Bull.
..who are first to discover a possible in
to their network of associates.
Hm.
Woo!
Um, just a small thing. I don't know if it's that interesting.
So, Tony and Kaylie... Yep.
..there is a rally today in Victoria,
and he has historically, um, driven in that rally with Kaylie.
You're a star. That's this afternoon?
Yeah.
They have historically done this rally.
So it might be worth, like, just maybe thinking about.
Right. Do you know what?
I'm going to make a brew and I'm going to get across this.
Look on the map. Where is it?
100km south of where the rally is being held...
TONY: Get ready for this.
..rally car driver Tony and co-driver Kaylie
have been riding high within their rally network
since going on the run.
Oh, that is so cool!
That is freaking awesome!
(LAUGHS)
The rallying industry is a very tight-knit community.
We should be able to trust anybody that we go to.
They won't dob us in. They'll do the right thing by us.
Rally people are cool people.
We've been the New South Wales Rally champions twice,
so we're a very powerful team.
I don't know if many people realise the amount of trust
that a co-driver and a driver have to have,
and that's what gives us the edge.
Our lives are literally in each other's hands.
When we go into rallies, we have our eyes on the prize
and this game is no different.
We're risk takers.
Just like being chased by the hunters,
rallying is high risk, high reward.
Let's just see the hunters try to chase us in this.
And like I always say, what's the worst that can happen?
That we crash.
If they're still not onto us, does that mean that we're not, um...
..we're safe?
Yeah. I think so.
We should go to the rally and see if we can make some more...
Yeah. ..some more contacts.
Chief, quite interesting with Kaylie and Tony.
Vikki's done some good work with regard to a rally
that's happening this afternoon.
They have competed in that rally last year.
I don't necessarily say they're going to jump in a car
and start whacking around the racecourse,
but it could be they go there because they've got a vast network.
So they've got a 2024 bloody championship meet
or something like that.
So that's how they're going to get their network right.
I'm 50/50 on it.
(CAR ENGINES REV)
After being driven to a contact
who is competing in today's rally event...
How long does it take to get there from here?
...Kaylie and Tony are ready to put themselves out in the open
for the first time since the day of the robbery.
We're about to do something a bit risky.
Yeah, we're gonna go up to a rally and hang out at the start line,
see some of our friends take off,
and I've got a mate who's got a mate who's got an aeroplane.
Hopefully he'll help us on the run.
Using a borrowed car,
they're driving themselves 50km to rural Powelltown
where the rally is being held.
Turn left at the top of this hill and then just keep going straight.
Really? It's that simple?
It's that simple.
If we see the hunters had the rally, all bets are off.
They're our roads.
(CHUCKLES)
So we want to know
what's the go with the rally.
We need to understand what time it starts.
Timetable.
I don't see them using a member of the public
to get them to that location. It's so far.
Where is it?
It's Powelltown, so it's east.
We need to potentially get the ground hunters out there.
Yep.
So we have to park somewhere safe and out of the way.
The reason the rally is risky is
we're likely to be recognised there by other people
who will potentially, you know,
might dob us in to the hunters.
Here we go.
Yes.
That's how we like it, covered in dust.
Yeah, well, let's hope that Adrian turns up.
I don't really know what time he'll come.
Starting to get a bit edgy.
Probably not a safe place to be for a long time.
We can hang out here for a little while,
but there's a guy over there with a camera, and, you know,
there's people around
that will know, potentially, who we are.
The hunters could potentially track us down
and we're out in the open.
We'd hate to just turn around
and have them standing behind me and go, "Bang! You're nabbed."
I think the window for Tony and Kaylie
is getting smaller,
given the rally's halfway through. Sure.
Though I think it's our only lead.
After discovering Kaylie and Tony's connection
to last year's rally,
the hunters are yet to find any concrete intel
that the fugitives are heading to the rally today.
Excuse me, Chief. Yes.
Just quickly, Tony and Kaylie, our rally car drivers,
there is that competition today. Yep.
I was just wondering whether that's still in play today?
A priority?
Um...
No, no.
Intelligence-led operations is what we do here.
Nothing else.
BEN: At the moment, the intelligence we got
is the fact that they went there last year.
Kaylie and Tony raced in this event last year.
We have nothing further to indicate that they will be there today.
So we need a higher degree of confidence
before we deploy the ground hunters.
However, if we get triggers,
obviously I'm happy to push one of those call signs out that way.
OK. Thanks, Chief.
My brain's hurting.
Back at the rally, Kaylie and Tony have finally made contact
with their pilot friend.
Hey, mate. Hey, Adrian.
How you going, mate? Doing alright?
Are you...good? Yep. I'm fine.
So our plan would be hop on a plane,
and then you can freaking take us out of town.
Yep. That's fine. OK.
That's cool. Thank you very much.
That's awesome.
With a getaway plane now secured for later in the game,
the fugitives return to Warragul for the night.
Adrian, he's got a plane,
and he's just happy just to fly us anywhere we want.
I think it was worth the risk.
Once again, rally people coming together and...
Making things. ..making things happen.
We're ahead of the hunters. They won't catch us.
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
As the game of Hunted rolls into day six...
If we get nothing from yesterday, we'll do today as well.
..the cyber team are conducting a routine scan of leads
on social media.
Chief? Yes.
Can you come over here a sec?
..including from yesterday's rally.
Have a look at this.
There's a photo.
This looks like it's at George Woods Rally.
They were there.
And he's looking straight at the photo.
Don't do that. Oh, my God.
Shows their propensity to put themselves out in the open.
Yep.
They're very brazen. Yeah.
Cheeky kids.
Where were they?
At the rally that we didn't go to. (GROANS)
Really?
Kaylie and Tony were at the rally. It's a 50/50 decision.
There's a junction. We either go left or right.
We picked the wrong one.
(SIGHS)
Guys, it is gutting,
but we've got seven fugitive teams left.
Two weeks to go.
I can tell you now, no-one will win.
No-one will get away with that cash.
Let's get to it, guys.
Copy. Yes, Ben.
Missing out on the lead is... It's not a good feeling.
Yeah. I'm over it. Tomorrow's...
Yes. Um...
Oh, well.
Hey, Ben. Yo.
Some of the serial numbers that were stolen from the bank
has been deposited from the Queenscliff Sea Road ferry.
Yes!
Amazing.
OK. Oh.
I just got really excited. I share the enthusiasm.
Right, let's have a look at that.
So we need to get camera footage at Queenscliff ferry.
I can do that if you want.
Stolen money, when it goes to a bank or an official source,
that's when checking can happen.
So what we know, or we hope we know,
is that a fugitive has used cash
from the stolen money at the bank robbery
to buy a ticket at that ferry terminal.
We just don't know what fugitive team that is yet.
With the money alerting them
to fugitives taking a ferry but not when,
the hunters are matching CCTV footage
with the ferry's departure times yesterday.
(GASPS)
Hey, Chief. Oh, here we go.
We've got CCTV from the Sorrento ferry.
Awesome.
Woo, woo, woo, woo! Lovely.
Keep an open mind about what fugitives these will be.
OK. Top left.
There we go.
That's Jayde and Tayla, right?
Surely. Yep. It is.
Yeah. Yes.
Yeah. Here we go. Yeah.
Come on, Guv.
Next one.
So they are definitely boarding the ferry.
Do we know what ferry that was?
12:12 Queenscliff. Then going over to...
Sorrento.
I told you they'd go to the beach!
It is get on, get off!
That's it? That's it.
Unless they got scuba gear and a boat on the water,
they can't go anywhere else?
Correct. Excellent.
So we're looking at the clock.
We are potentially 24 hours and 15 minutes
behind Jayde and Tayla.
That's pretty good.
Alright. We'll probably push Bravo down there.
They're probably the closest call sign.
Bravo, HQ.
Hi. Yeah, I was just wondering if you'd seen these two girls
at all around this area?
I don't recognise them at all.
You're welcome to go across and ask Nicole over there.
Perfect. Thank you so much. No worries.
Hi. Hi.
We're just looking for these two girls,
and, um, we know they got off here about 1:00, 1:15.
No. Um... No? All good then.
I'm gonna talk to these blokes over here.
Excuse me, lads.
Were you blokes working yesterday? Yes.
There's a couple of good-looking sheilas
that were walking around here yesterday I'm looking for.
You'd remember 'em, I'm sure.
Yeah?
What were they wearing?
Yep, yep.
Tell me more. Where'd they go?
Skye or Cranbourne.
Did you see 'em get on the bus?
You did. OK, cool.
Do you remember what time that was, roughly?
2:30-ish. Yeah.
Roger that. Cool.
(OVER RADIO) HQ, Bravo.
The gentleman here saw the two ladies,
who matched the description, nearby the terminal.
Around about 14:30 they boarded a bus.
Said that they were looking
for a way to get to Cranbourne or Skye.
Cranbourne or Skye. Over.
Righto, let's trace this. Roger, Chief.
We need to catch them... Today.
They are there today.
Nic, bus stop.
These guys are not that tactical.
Good to be back. Good to be back.
Did you see 'em get on the bus?
Yeah. Cool.
(OVER RADIO) HQ, Bravo.
The gentleman here saw two ladies,
who matched the description. They boarded a bus.
Said that they were looking for a way
to get to Cranbourne or Skye. Over.
Cranbourne or Skye.
We'll now get checks in on that bus stop. Thank you.
The hunters are 24 hours behind best friends Jayde and Tayla
after discovering their direction of travel via bus.
Someone's working on...
..working out where they got off the bus, right?
They're hoping to close the gap
by finding out where the bus terminates.
Ben, there is a 14:30 bus, which is the 788 from Sorrento.
So that bus terminates at the Frankston train station.
It terminates there.
I would like to know if they did get off there
because that puts them in line with Cranbourne,
'cause Cranbourne is just down the road.
I've sent in CCTV for Frankston
around the time that they would have got off there
and we should get a hit.
OK. Alright.
BEN: And that's when we're going to swoop in and catch them.
Because if they win, we'd better retire.
I'll be the first to retire, Ben, if they win.
Love it. Love the commitment.
To get on that 788 bus,
you have to have a Myki,
so I also did a Myki dump of that area.
Wouldn't we get a ping?
You're saying they could potentially use someone else's Myki?
They can use someone else's Myki
that they could have gotten from anyone.
So we just have to try and figure out what that is,
because they're going to use it again.
Sorry. You know, the request we put in for the Myki dump
for Jayde and Tayla?
There were no Mikey cards used for that bus trip.
So I don't know how they got around,
but they didn't tap on.
They didn't tap on.
Why can't we get that Myki?
There must be something we're missing.
I mean, obviously they could just jump on,
but I'm 92% sure that you can't pay with cash.
It's just like, there's so much good intel
pointing to that freaking bus.
Yes.
I don't understand that. So, yeah.
How did they do it? I don't know.
Could they have requested a free ride?
We are currently following an avenue of inquiry
that potentially puts Jayde and Tayla on a bus
without tapping on with their Myki card.
Naughty-naughty, Jayde and Tayla.
My mind is melting.
TAYLA: Well, there's no point sitting inside
when we can sit out here. That's right.
The hunters would be disturbing the peace
if they came right now, that's for sure.
(LAUGHS)
They would be.
They'd probably be stoked to come right now.
Well, we're closer to the back fence...
Yeah. That's true. ..to get away.
We're just going to be in bikinis, that's all.
(LAUGHS) That sounds like us.
Yeah.
(BOTH LAUGH)
CC, we've just received CCTV footage from Frankston station.
I'll just pop it on the big screen for you.
Thanks, Desi.
Armed with the departure time of the bus
Jayde and Tayla took yesterday,
HQ have tracked them to the end of the bus route,
which is outside the Frankston train station.
Here we go. Looks like they've come off the bus.
There's your girls. Yeah.
Using the phone? Yeah.
They're on there for a little chat, aren't they?
Yeah, they are.
We're keen to know who they're ringing.
Yeah. Numbers, who they're calling.
They're picking...
Getting someone to pick them up and stop there,
so we can bridge the gap 12 hours.
Yeah. It's... It's the best hit we've had on them.
If we can identify the phone numbers,
the phone numbers lead us to associates,
the associates could lead us straight on to the fugitives.
Vikki's furiously typing away as we speak
to try and find that out.
Did you hear that, Vick?
You're furiously typing away as we speak.
I know. I actually am. Yeah. There you go.
So I'll request call charge records for that payphone.
Yep. See if we can track them.
We're going to get these girls.
They're actually taking it a lot more seriously
than I was expecting them to be. They're not wearing, like, bikinis.
How's that?
Oh, my God.
Is that nice?
Amazing.
I know.
(BOTH GIGGLE)
There are still seven fugitive pairs
spread out across the state of Victoria.
And in the seaside town of Torquay,
country girls Romanee and Chelsea
have been laying low.
(LAUGHS) The view from the side is ridiculous.
It's on safety, kids.
I think that's pretty bloody good for a makeshift kit there.
You look friendly.
Would you let me stay in your house?
I'd let you stay at my house 'cause I'd feel bloody bad for you.
Perfect.
After being tailed by the hunters on day one of the hunt...
LEANNE: The hunters are in my garage.
Oh, shit. We'd better go.
Romanee and Chelsea decided to abandon their kit bags.
I'm happy to pull the pin on the kit bags.
And after receiving new gear...
Oh, my goodness.
Nuts. Noodles.
..they were also given access to a holiday house.
And we've got a house in Torquay.
Chris and Malcolm, they very kindly offered us
their holiday house in Torquay,
which is unbelievable.
How nuts is this?
Over 100 grand... Oh, look...
..that we're carrying around on our person.
I am not responsible enough for this.
I would say we've been best friends for almost 10 years now.
I, every single day, count my lucky stars
that I came across you. Me too.
Our farming upbringings were...
I think they were a bit different.
You lived the bougie winemaker hills life,
whereas I was out in the sticks more so...
At least it wasn't cow shit, I suppose.
I live in Tasmania now.
I moved there for a work opportunity,
but the distance has been hard for us,
like, for the friendship.
We used to be joined at the hip,
so it's going to be nice
to be in each other's back pocket for 20 days.
And if we win this, she'll be able to take some time off
and come and live with me for a while.
I'll be living with you full time. Yeah.
I'll be your housewife. Amazing.
Coming from farming backgrounds, we're tough.
So when it comes to winning this game,
I reckon our team is going to have an edge.
100 smackeroonies.
Let's go.
When Romanee and Chelsea left their kit bags
at their associate Leanne's house...
One is Chelsea.
Next backpack is for Romanee.
..Team Alpha planted a GPS tracker,
hidden sentry camera,
and listening device,
which they have now recovered.
MAN: We need something, man. We need a gold nugget from this LD.
And a playing back the audio
in the hope a clue could lead them
to the fugitives' current location.
Chris.
Mate, we might be on here.
There we go, mate.
That's her.
Christine.
Chris could be Christine.
Leanne's friend on Facebook. Yeah.
Mate, this is gold.
This is absolute gold.
Could lead us right to the fugitives.
Hello, Romanee. Hello, Chelsea.
You got cash?
Game on. Yeah.
That's it.
We need to get that back to HQ.
Christine.
Leanne's friend on Facebook.
In Geelong,
after recovering a planted listening device,
Team Alpha have uncovered a new associate
linked to Romanee and Chelsea.
Mate, this is gold. This is absolute gold.
(OVER RADIO) G'day, Ben.
G'day.
So we've got a bit of info for you.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Pretty good comms from the listening device
from Leanne's residence.
Person of interest - Chris.
I think Chris could be Christine.
I picked up a photo from Facebook
so I believe Christine could be harbouring 'em.
Jay, can I borrow you, mate?
It's a Christine.
She's a known person of interest.
As soon as you get registered details of addresses,
can you shout at me
and I'm going to get a unit straight to Christine?
Absolutely. Yep. It that alright?
Potentially, they're bouncing around quite easily between that network.
This is the registered address in Geelong.
I think full-steam-ahead to Chris for you guys if that's good.
Yeah. Yeah. Good. Copy.
I like his radio voice.
JANE: Hey, Ben. Oh, Jane.
We have got another address for Christine.
A holiday house in Torquay.
Torquay?! Fantastic.
The last time I was down there was for a murder.
Delta Team are relatively close.
Let's get Delta over there.
Delta. Delta, do you read?
Delta, go ahead.
What's your ETA down towards Torquay?
30 minutes ETA towards Torquay.
ROMANEE: We've been here for the last two days.
It's almost like this is too relaxed.
This is Christine's house.
They are still connected to Leanne.
The hunters will be piecing it all together.
Yeah, I totally agree.
Can you see anything out your window?
I just heard some knocking about.
Like, let's have a think about making a mov soon.
They're gonna find us here, like, this afternoon, tonight?
I would like to think not. (LAUGHS)
Next move. To the randoms.
I think to the randoms is a good call.
I'm keen to get out of here.
KELLIE: Here, fugi, fugi, fugi, fugi!
Go, Kel.
HQ, this is Delta.
We are approaching that target premises now.
Call received. You're in Torquay
looking at the holiday property belonging to Christine.
Just scope it out.
Yeah. Copy that.
Yeah. I'm warm and fuzzy about this one, Chief.
I think this is a good... good lead today.
Ground hunters are working their magic.
Don't let your tea go cold. No, no.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
I can see the backyard.
A couple of towels. Clean towels, huh?
Yeah, two towels. Yeah.
I mean, somebody's been here.
Or two people have been here. I wonder if...
Damp. Possibly out this morning.
I do feel they've been and gone.
Yeah.
ROMANEE: Can we ask those two?
The plan now is to go for a walk around Torquay,
see if anyone's feeling generous.
I think the sooner we can get away from our connections, the better.
Yeah.
Our strategy is definitely going to be to be on the move.
I think the country spirit is to work together,
especially when you're in pretty isolated communities.
You're all relying on each other.
I think we should go into that brow joint.
So we're not afraid to talk to strangers,
to get them to help us.
Hi. WOMAN: Hi.
Sorry. We're fugitives on the run.
When there's a bloke in need, you help him out.
We're not local at all. Yeah.
We were wondering if you guys would know anyone or have anyone
that would be willing to just let us, like,
bunk down in our house.
Even if it's like a shed.
Yeah, we'll go for... We'll go for a beach walk.
Probably come... Like, come back in an hour.
He'll be back? Is that OK?
Thank you.
That'll still give us another hour to figure something out.
(PHONE RINGS)
Hey there, guys.
Hello, hello. Seen any fugitives?
No, but they've been here. Oh, OK.
There's, uh, a couple of towels.
They've got two towels drying.
We've just missed them.
Bugger.
I feel like they're not far.
Right opposite is a massive, you know, shopping centre.
We'll have a bit more of a scout around.
Jane, can you have a look at CCTV in the Torquay area?
Copy.
So we're thinking we may be only a short time
behind Romanee and Chelsea in Torquay.
While the hunters wait for CCTV to come in,
the fugitives have been exploring their options around town.
We're fugitives on the run.
Do you guys know of anywhere or anyone
that might be able to give us a little space
to just bunker down in,
just so we can make some plans and get off the streets?
Yeah. I don't think we could do it here, but...
No, that's fine.
Yeah, I don't know, like, through the sliding doors,
there's like a whole area there. OK, cool.
No dramas. So maybe have a look.
Easy. Cheers.
REECE: What I need is confirmation
whether they left that building or not.
JANE: CC?
Yes, Jane?
We've got CCTV footage from Torquay. It's very exciting.
I'm just going to send it up to the big screen now.
Here we go. Well done, Jane.
CC! Let's see.
Oh, hello.
Look at that.
Hello, Miss Chelsea. Hello, Romanee.
Jane, is this today's? Yes.
At 09:16. OK.
We got you. Awesome.
Peep...Peep Studio.
Vikki, can you just do a check on Peep Studio?
Brow and lash.
Oh, brow and lash.
Look, seriously, if these people
are getting their brows and lashes done
whilst on the run for a robbery...
I just make sure I shave in the middle sometimes.
And then there's another one at 09:23.
So this is the second clip, is it? 9:23?
So they've been in there seven minutes.
Eyebrows take a while. I reckon they're seeing someone.
Big smiles on their faces.
They've gone in there to ask for something
or organise something.
Does it indicate that at some point they're probably going to go back?
Yeah.
Can we act faster than this?
Good job!
Delta, intel update for you.
Positive sightings of both Romanee and Chelsea
going in and out of a Peep Studio.
Peep Studios...
They could very well still be in that area.
Yeah, we're going to get 'em.
Go, do it up.
Let's go, team!
of both Romanee and Chelsea
going in and out of a Peep Studio.
Peep Studios...
They could very well still be in that area.
Yep. Go, Delta.
Let's go, team.
(OVER RADIO) What the chief wants, the chief gets.
We gotta go. We gotta go.
BEN: They might venture back.
Copy that.
Kel, just approaching that studio now.
Copy that, Em. I'm just gonna watch from a distance.
Hello.
Good Lord. Oh, my God, man.
The sooner that we can get out of here, the better.
Just scoping.
We're just going for a walk around Torquay
just to see what we've got to work with.
Hey, buddy. How you going?
MAN: Not bad. Yourself?
Not bad. Good, thanks.
You gotta find people that look like
they're up for a good time, you know?
Yeah. Agreed.
I don't like walking past all these restaurants
with so many people.
Alright. Stop walking so fast. We're looking suspicious.
Yeah, HQ, this is Emma.
I haven't got anything concrete here.
Um, they may be coming back.
Ben, Kellie, I'm gonna drive around whilst Em holds her position.
BEN: (OVER RADIO) Thanks, guys. Keep me posted.
Let's go this way.
There's probably CCTV everywhere.
Let's just see what we can do.
Yeah.
KELLIE: There is a shopping centre just up here.
What about this couple?
You're right here.
Just gotta find you.
Really sorry. Are you guys local?
No. OK. Never mind.
That's OK.
All good. Thank you.
Thoughts? Feelings?
There's so many people around.
If anyone sees us... Yeah.
I don't like this.
We're both from small towns and know exactly what that's like.
Yeah. People talk.
I actually don't really want to be walking around
for much longer.
We're fugitives on the run who are looking for a space to,
like, bunker down, like a home, a garden shed,
anything that we can just make some phone calls
or organise ourselves.
Like, literally anything.
Anything.
Um, I don't know.
That's OK.
Romanee, Chelsea, where are you?
We've got no clue where the hunters are.
We're outsmarting them.
It's honestly becoming a little bit laughable.
The fugitives are feeling untouchable.
JOE: Clearly, you're not good at your job. Screw. U.
(AKEC LAUGHS)
But will an attempt to taunt the hunters...
My goodness, we're a risky team, aren't we?
..be a costly mistake?
Mate... Mate! Obviously we're locked in.
Oh, shit.
He's probably locked us in his car.
Get ready to run, Shelli. Get ready to run.
That's them there. They're out, they're out!
And the race to recover the stolen cash...
Come out, you've been spotted.
We need to start taking the fight to the fugitives.
..has the hunters ready to fight dirty.
There could be some money in this for you.
MAN: (OVER RADIO) Oh, is that right?
Does that change your thinking?
Insert long pause here.
Launch, launch, launch.
All the fugitives will be caught.
It's a drone.
We do not take any prisoners.
Run, Shelli! Run! (DOG BARKS)
They're all going down!
Oh, they're here!
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