Dylan was under attack this week from Mike Pill. Again. Almost as if Neighbours are tying to hammer home the message that violence is to be condemned on a nightly basis, we had the by now usual Sky advising Dylan on how to overcome his aggression and not resort to punches as a resolution and how proud she would be of him if he could. The youngest Timmins was busy continuing to ‘train’ Rachel and Zeke on the art of living in modern day Australia and advising them of necessary pop culture references they should be aware of and the sorts of food they should try eating! However, an attempt to send Zeke out on his first ever bike ride ended in tears as he had to be treated in hospital after coming off his bicycle.

Meanwhile, Joe and Lyn’s relationship took a step forward when Janelle marched a smitten Lyn round to No.24 to confront her feelings for her new neighbour. This came around after Janae had suggested that her mother was deliberately hindering her friend’s chances of a relationship on selfish grounds. Janelle, however, was busy fighting off GoGo for the courier run, and when Stingray’s former boss suggested a bike race between herself and Janelle to see who was the finest, Ma Timmins agreed, despite not being on a bike for years. However, unfamiliarity with the brakes enabled Janelle to literally fly past the finish line and claim the monopoly on Erinsborough’s courier trade! As if that wasn’t enough to keep her busy, Janelle was still writing her memoir and suffering from day dream sequences involving her not-so-fictitious characters! Indeed, when Bree invited Susan to read a draft of the novel, their neighbour was horrified to discover she was the villain of the piece! In a fantastic scene, Susan came over all dramatic and emotional apologising to Janelle for how she may have judged her, leaving viewers wondering if it had been yet another dream sequence or Susan getting some revenge.

And finally, Ramsay Street waved goodbye to Sindi this week as her condition was deemed unsuitable for treatment in Erinsborough surrounded by so many memories. She was given a transfer to a hospital in New South Wales, and she had to break the news to Stuart that she didn’t want to see him anymore, and that they should annul the marriage. A heartbroken Stuart couldn’t bear to divorce his wife, but his feelings had little impact as he had to say goodbye to Sindi, possibly for good.