Dale has a spectacular breakdown as Helen's working relationship with Bill crumbles.

Helen is blindsided by a front-page article about her history of mental health struggles.

Rob makes a controversial comment on air discussing the apartheid sports boycott.

Dale hosts a lavish birthday party. Helen is struggling under the pressure of Public Eye.

Lindsay is up to his usual dirty tricks as Helen is pressured into rejigging her show.

Helen and Dale are reaching new peaks of success in 1989. Dale is nominated for a Logie.

News at Six is covering the biggest television event of the year - what can go wrong?

News is approached by Geoff's daughter Kay with the offer of an exclusive.

Hype is building for 1988 bicentenary. The News at Six team produce a patriotic promo.

As the global financial crisis mounts, Helen is plunged into freefall.

The country is rocked by an unprecedented mass shooting in Clifton Hill in Melbourne.

The News at Six team prepare for the general election and six hours of unbroken air time.

While Helen is still reeling after Dale's revelation, news emerges from Chernobyl.

Dale is given a prized interview with an HIV-positive mother with controversial views.

Helen is deeply apprehensive about meeting Dale's mother.

News breaks of Lindy Chamberlain's imminent release from prison.

Helen and Dale’s new alliance has become the talk of the office.

In 1986, reporter Dale and newsreader Helen cover the Challenger Space Shuttle launch.