Rosehaven - Season 2

Season 2

Episodes

Episode 1
Back for series 2, Daniel returns to Rosehaven, to find he must yet again prove himself at McCallum Real Estate where best friend Emma has been promoted.

Episode 2
Barbara won't make a speech at the local primary school (or do tuckshop duty), and a reluctant Daniel steps in. But his resolve is put to the test when he and Emma are accused of stealing.

Episode 3
Emma is planning a birthday party for Daniel, while Daniel is determined to list a house for sale.

Episode 4
When a blackout plunges Rosehaven into darkness, evening plans are thrown into turmoil.

Episode 5
It's sales vs rentals as Daniel and Emma take sides in a neighbourly dispute. Daniel is desperate to hold on to the listing, so he agrees to help Steve, with an unusual complaint about an adornment on his neighbour's house.

Episode 6
Rosehaven is under siege with a nocturnal graffiti artist on the loose. Emma is keen to investigate.

Episode 7
It's the annual Rosehaven Hops Festival and Emma is determined to prove to one and all that she belongs in Rosehaven.

Episode 8
Emma and Daniel are united. With his first auction looming, Emma is helping Daniel practice his auctioning skills. (Final)
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