The Real Housewives of Melbourne - Season 3

Chyka invites Jackie and Janet to join her book club; Gamble and Rick plan for their upcoming nuptials; new housewife Susie invites the women over for a wholesome baking day, which erupts into an all-out brawl.

Gamble's dress designer gets promoted to wedding planner; Lydia becomes the topic of conversation when the women go horseback riding.

Gamble plans to issue wedding invitations during her cocktail party, but simmering tensions surface and all hell breaks loose at the event.

Chyka throws Gamble a bridal shower, but the unusual dress code of wedding dresses only triggers some strong emotional responses.

The women head to Gamble's wedding, but wild weather threatens the beach ceremony, and everyone finds themselves at odds.

The weather holds for Gamble and Rick's beach ceremony; Gina's early departure the night before turns the women into detectives; Susie gives teenage son Rupert a driving lesson; Chessie makes a life-changing decision; Gina hosts a birthday dinner.

Chyka hosts a glamorous middle eastern dinner to extend an exciting invitation to the ladies but the thrill is somewhat dampened when Pettifleur and Jackie start sparring.

The women arrive in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Pettifleur and Jackie cannot see eye to eye; after a camel ride, the women gather for a Bedouin-style dinner, during which one of the friends becomes the target of accusations.

In Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the women attempt to explain their frustrations to Pettifleur, but their words fall on deaf ears, and, eventually, Gina loses her cool. An apology brings about peace at the dinner table, but it is short lived.

As Dubai recovers from the high drama that accompanied the housewives on their trip, the women return to normality back home with family.

Lydia's mother celebrates her 69th birthday; Gina launches her perfume line; the women get together for one final dinner at the Waterfront restaurant.

There are tears, tantrums and plenty of allegations as the women come together to look back at the season and air their grievances.