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Dramatic turn of events at the Surf Club: Lacey and Jo engage in a heated dispute!

Sibling disagreement erupts over a cherished family relic on Home and Away, as Lacey and her sibling Jo clash.

Clash at the Surf Club: Lacey and Jo engage in a heated confrontation!
Clash at the Surf Club: Lacey and Jo engage in a heated confrontation!

Dramatic turn of events at the Surf Club: Lacey and Jo engage in a heated dispute!

Mackenzie Booth is preparing for an IVF injection, a significant step in her journey to start a family. However, she's understandably nervous about the procedure.

Meanwhile, in a different storyline, Lacey Miller, a character on the popular television show Home and Away, is pursuing a family heirloom – her late mother Kristina's eternity ring. The ring is currently in the possession of Lacey's sister Jo, who was involved in a road accident that tragically resulted in their mother's death.

Tensions rise as Lacey confronts Jo about the ring at the Surf Club. Lacey believes Jo does not deserve any of Kristina's belongings due to her involvement in the accident. This confrontation leads to a heated argument between the sisters, with Lacey's boyfriend, Theo Poulos, becoming alarmed when the argument escalates into a physical fight.

In a heartwarming scene, Alf Stewart, a beloved character on the show, takes foster child Cohen Luther fishing and offers him life advice. Roo Stewart, Cohen's adoptive mother, expressed the official decision to adopt Cohen, with Alf initially hesitant about the idea but eventually supporting the decision.

The series can be watched weekdays at 1:45pm on 5, and First Look episodes can be streamed from 6:00am weekdays on 5. For those who miss the live broadcast, the episodes are available to stream on My5. Home and Away can also be streamed at 6:30pm on 5STAR.

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