When detective Andrea 'Andie' Whitford is transferred to the Victorian High Country, she is thrust into a baffling mystery of five missing persons who have vanished into the wilderness. Through an edge-of-the-seat, high-stakes investigation, Andie uncovers a complex web involving murder, deceit and revenge.
CreatorsMarcia Gardner, John Ridley
Next episode
September 14, 2026
Episode 1
Mar 19, 2024
When a killer vanishes into the high-country wilderness, newly arrived Sergeant Andie Whitford must navigate challenging terrain and some hostile locals with the help of Sam Dyson.
Episode 2
Mar 19, 2024
Andie's wife, Helen, and daughter, Kirra, forge new friendships amongst the locals, while Andie brings local 'psychic' and suspect, Damien, in as a 'consultant' on the investigation of two missing people.
Episode 3
Mar 26, 2024
After Rose’s harrowing ordeal in the bush, Andie investigates another suspect in the disappearances, an ex-army hermit Ghillie Jack.
Episode 4
Apr 2, 2024
On the anniversary of a local boy’s murder, Sam Dyson pledges to bring his prime suspect, Damien, to justice. Andie warns against any harassment, but Sam can’t help himself.
Episode 5
Apr 9, 2024
While searching for evidence in the wilderness, Andie spends the night alone, assailed by a flash storm and terrifying, monstrous growling from the surrounding bush.
Episode 6
Apr 16, 2024
Discovery of a drug crop leads Andie to suspect the missing couple were murdered after finding it. Andie’s wife gets high, and her daughter goes joyriding with her boyfriend.
Episode 7
Apr 23, 2024
Andie visits her elderly mother who makes a shocking confession, linking Andie to the criminal conspiracy she has been investigating.
Episode 8
Apr 30, 2024
Andie identifies the mastermind behind the murders and vanishings that have rocked the high country, only to realise Helen and Kirra are now in danger.
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I like Australian series but High Country is, simply put, poor. Loaded down with woke nonsense, including comments that belittle men, this series comes across as brittle and mirthless. Worse still, the story line meanders, trying to be more cleverly complex, than its creative IQ allows. In summary, there is not a lot to like here. Yes, high production values and at times, reasonable acting but the script and associated characterisations. combined with the usual woke politicking, are a huge turn off. A hard pass from me.
