As demonstrated in Home and Away, Cash Newman is anticipated to make a thrilling career change after being released from police custody.
Cash was fired for violating protocol by assisting Dana Matheson while she was evading capture.
Cash received disciplinary action for violating the rules, even though Dana was ultimately found not guilty. He refused to accept his reduced responsibilities and resigned from the police force when told during a suspension review that he would be demoted.
Roo Stewart and John Palmer are at odds in future scenes that will premiere in the UK the following week on whether to accept an anonymous donation that would secure the Surf Club’s survival.
Irene Roberts attempts to get Roo to give up, but she is adamant about finding out who is behind the donation. John wins over the committee, and the donation is approved.
When Roo reaches out to Rose Delaney, a promoted police constable, for assistance, Rose encourages her to back off because her problem at Surf Club isn’t an emergency.
Later, Cash finds Rose, who is burdened with her new responsibilities and appreciative of some crucial guidance. After Rose gives him an update on the Surf Club case, Cash makes the decision to handle things on his own.
After deciding to leave the police, Cash meets Roo and offers to help solve the mystery in the role of a private investigator.
Felicity is happy for her brother’s new position and loves to hear rumors, but she gets excited when she learns that her brother’s case involves an anonymous donation to the Surf Club that is “boring.”
Dana is ecstatic to learn about the probe and tell Cash that the Surf Club’s initial problems stemmed from Simon Henderson’s decision to revoke his support.
Though she is full of speculations regarding the identity of the donor, Cash brushes off her role as his “Watson” in the investigation. She has been helpful, but this is the end.
