Anzac 101

Season 3Episode 460 minJan 25, 2003
Anzac 101
Vi celebrates Anzac Day a little too much and winds up getting in trouble with the law. After a philosophical argument with Alice she reveals how her true love was killed in the war and realises that she has to help Claire & Toni. Upon Sonny's insistence, Harley gets a tattoo with Toni written on it. Toni sees it and looks at it with disgust pushing Harley away. Lisa & Kim are at the unit when Sonny goes to the bathroom & snorts some coke but the batch appears to be bad and Sonny enters teh living room bleeding massively from the nose and collapses at Lisa & Kim's feet. Lisa stays at the hospital whilst Kim returns to the gang. Meanwhile Toni & Claire are busy trying to gain signatures for a petitition but Ernie won't take part it in or allow his pub to either due to him being Chris father. but on the other side Chris & Megan receive pressure from Damian to not just move the ducks but to get rid of them altogether. Otherwise he won't proceed with the deal. It all culminates with Elly
Anzac 101 has aired on Jan 25, 2003
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