Billy-John decides to leave Papakura in the dust and head for the bright lights of the Gold Coast. Now, he just needs to break the news to best mate Hotene, 'girlfriend' Trinity, and his ragtag but close-knit family.
Moving overseas is expensive, especially after losing your job for throwing poo at your manager's face. Billy-John needs cash for his plane ticket and luckily, mum Sharon has plenty of odd jobs to send his way.
The boys have an epic night planned to give Billy-John a proper send-off. But first, he has to pick up a mystery package for his uncle in Oz. After a few too many Double Browns with the boys, however, things start to fall apart.
Things are tense between Billy-John and Hotene and the fact that his uncle's package has disappeared isn't helping. A conversation with Trinity forces Billy-John to see things in a different light and nostalgia hits him hard.
Everything comes to a head as Billy-John must decide, once and for all, if the grass really is greener on the other side.
Billy-John returns home after bailing on the idea of heading to the Gold Coast. But can he get his life back on track in Papakura? And what will he do when Uncle Trev comes knocking?
After a long stint of waiting for his weed to arrive in the GC, Uncle Trev decides to come back to Kura and get it himself. But unfortunately for him... it's all gone.
After discovering that Billy and Hotene smoked all his weed, Trev sets the boys some slightly dubious tasks in exchange for the IOUs, and cuts a deal with an old friend on a stolen car.
After finding out that the stolen car belonged to Trinity's Koro, Billy-John has an attack of conscience and sets about trying to get the car back. But Billy's new criminal antics may prove too much for his and Hotene's friendship.
Trev says he'll help Billy come up with a plan to steal the car back from Rolf, while Hotene challenges Paul to a big race to decide who'll take out employee of the month.
Things don't go to plan with getting the car back and Billy finds himself in some serious trouble.
