A group of tangentially-connected gay teenagers in the remote coastal town of Geraldton encounter the thrills and devastations of first love and sexual discovery set against the backdrop of Australia voting to legalise same-sex marriage in 2017.
In the small town of Geraldton, Charlie, a fiery teen punk is outed on social media following a hookup with a married man, leading to life-changing events for himself and others in the community.
Zeke grapples with his sense of self-worth and body image, trapped within the confines of his strict Italian conservative family, but discovers anew outlet putting on webcam shows for anonymous strangers.
Hammer has always prided himself on being an alpha, on and off the football field, raised to win by his driven mother, but he finds his manhood threatened for surprising reasons when his girlfriend, Rochelle, wants to take things to the next level.
Zeke and Hammer both find themselves grappling with their commitments to their families at separate gatherings while Charlie finds love and connection might not come without compromise.
A romantic weekend away for Charlie and Matt doesn’t play out quite how either of them expected while Zeke and Hammer both grapple with new connections complicating their feelings for each other.
As the girls prepare for their big night to be presented to Geraldton society, it’s the boys who might end up doing the coming out at this ball when a moment of jealous indiscretion threatens to ruin things for all of them.
Hammer’s struggles with his masculinity and mental health lead to a dangerous unravelling while Charlie struggles to understand Matt’s behaviour.
A day of surprising revelations and unexpected truths as Lorenzo and Nat finally tie the knot and Zeke refuses to remain invisible any longer.
Matt finally opens up about the emotional cost of bearing the weight of his familial duties.
As Australia casts its votes on the Marriage Equality plebiscite, some of the boys get exactly what they wanted while the others are left to pick up the pieces.
