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Evan's (Tyler Read) shock confession is called into question this
week on Shortland Street.
Stunned by a dramatic admission from his son, Murray (Matt
Chamberlain) can't help but question the validity of the
claim.
Silenced by a supportive Wendy (Jacquie Nairn), Murray still can't
push the thought from his mind and raises his concern with Jasmine
(Pearl McGlashan).
Dismayed by Jasmine's disbelieving attitude, Murray confronts
Ula with his suspicions but is taken aback with the reaction he
receives.
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A childish prank leaves a life in danger this week on Shortland
Street.
Sceptical about his father's relationship with Phoenix's (Geordie
Holibar) math tutor Hayley (Michelle Blundell), Harry (Reid Walker)
makes it clear he thinks she's bad news.
Desperate to rid her, Harry spots a cunning plan when Rachel
(Angela Bloomfield) alerts him to Phoenix's nut allergy after
Hayley offers to make the boys' lunch.
Harry puts peanut butter into the sandwiches, hoping to highlight
Hayley's carelessness, but he is soon left stunned when he realises
the consequences of the prank.
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The healing process uncovers some uncomfortable truths for Callum
McKay (Peter Mochrie) this week on Shortland Street.
With the dynamic between father and son tense, Callum searches
desperately for a turning point in Hunter's (Lee Donoghue)
recovery.
Asked to review some group therapy videos for Rose (Nicole
Tubiola), Callum makes the decision to avoid those tapes with
Hunter so as not to abuse his role as HOD.
Desperate for an insight into his son's progress, Callum can't
control himself and watches the tape.
Overcome with emotion, Callum feels hurt when the footage shows
Hunter speak about how regrets how his actions have turned Callum
into a lonely old man.
Trying to shake his son's words, Callum is devastated when he
realises that Hunter's words may actually ring true.
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