Goldstone
1
[orchestral music]
[siren chirps]
Driver's license?
You know you was
ten Ks over back there?
Where you headed?
Been drinking today?
No worries.
Just need you to blow into this.
[blowing]
[beeping]
Keep going. Yep.
Step out
of the car, please.
I said step
out of the car.
[grunting]
[handcuffs clicking]
[grunts]
[engine starts]
[snoring]
[sighs]
[phone ringing]
[shouting]
Hey!
[shouting]
Hey, fellas,
[shouting]
Oi! You mob!
[rattling]
[groans softly]
[coughing]
[vehicle beeping outside]
[coughs]
[truck hisses]
Morning, Mayor.
Sally.
Usual?
Thanks.
Morning, Josh.
Maureen.
Heard there was a bit of silly
buggers down here last night.
Nothing too serious, I hope.
Just the usual.
How're you going?
Oh, I'm keeping busy.
There's... just sh*t
going on with the blackfellas
out at Broken River.
You know, they're drinking,
fighting, whatnot. So...
I've got enough to keep me
in and out of trouble.
I bet you do.
Josh, there's something I've
been meaning to let you in on.
Furnace Creek's applied
for a new expansion license.
For where?
Everywhere, just about.
Well, the whole
Goldstone catchment, anyway.
F***, that's bloody big.
Top you up, Josh?
Yeah. Thanks, Sally.
Yeah, it's a very big deal
for all of us,
and I mean all of us.
But it's complicated.
Needs blackfella approval,
and there's a mile
of bright red tape.
What do you want from me?
Well, I know you don't like
to get too involved in things,
but just keep your eyes
and ears open,
and if you feel any heat,
especially from Broken River,
let me know.
We got Tommy from the
Land Council on our side,
but we don't want anyone
further complicating things.
Yeah, no worries.
Good.
Also, you might want to know.
A stranger blew
into town last night.
A detective.
And get this.
He's a blackfella.
What, Indian black
or African black?
No, I mean blackfella black.
Near as I could
tell, anyhow.
What's he doing here?
Ain't too sure yet.
Well, find out.
Hey.
Apple?
'Course.
And Josh? Remember.
No worries.
[vomiting]
[gasping]
[indistinct radio chatter]
[man] Mmm. Mmm. Yeah, I know.
What are we payin' em
a fortune for?
We should have had a contract
two f***in' weeks ago.
Look, if this thing
falls through,
blame the f***in' lawyers.
No, I'm just saying if it did.
Okay. Okay.
Gidday, Josh.
Johnny.
You want a soft drink? Beer?
No. No, thanks.
Jeez, I hope the boys
weren't too much trouble.
I've pretty well
had a gutful at this point.
Yeah, no,
you know what they're like.
Look, I don't have
the time for it anymore,
so if you can't fix it,
I'll have
Come on, Josh. Mate,
you know as good as anyone
with no mine, there is
no pub, there's no Josh,
there's no f***in' Goldstone.
Without Furnace Creek,
we'd be a bloody piss stop
on the highway to nowhere.
You know, just like when
the blackfellas were in charge.
You... you heard
of the new expansion license?
Look, you've always
been a good supporter, Josh.
You know, always been
looking for ways
to show my appreciation.
But this one's
major league, mate.
We're talking
worth of gold, probably more.
I just need to know
if we can count on ya.
Looks like a lot
of trees there, Johnny.
Oh, mate,
that's just for starters.
How about... how about
I look after it for ya
since it's, you know,
it's your first time and all.
Look, I better
get back to it.
All right. Yeah.
You have a good one, eh?
Yeah, you too.
Hey, old man.
I was looking for Maria.
Maria.
Who are you?
My name's Jay.
About six months ago,
your phone was used
to call a police hotline.
It was about an Asian-looking
girl in the desert.
Did you make the call?
And is this her?
Could be.
Where'd you see her?
Under that first tree,
heading out to town.
And what was she doing?
Sittin' in the shade.
Did she look
like she needed help?
Who's that?
Oh, that's Tommy.
Big Land Council boss.
[distant explosion]
[phone rings]
Yeah, what?
Well, f***in' deal with it.
Well, get onto Josh. Ask if
Right?
[horn blares]
[doorbell rings]
Good evening, sir.
Please, sit down.
I'm Anne,
but you can call me Pinky.
How long you
been in town, Pinky?
A few days.
I cruise in for a few weeks
and then I cruise out,
just like you guys.
Are you married?
Not anymore.
I hear ya. Got kids?
A beautiful girl.
Yeah, she passed away last year.
I'm sorry.
Are you a single girl, Pinky?
Yeah, most of the time.
You hear of things
happening out here?
Are you a cop?
Sometimes.
I've heard... stories
about girls getting
caught up in stuff.
But you should know by now that
all roads lead to Furnace Creek.
There's nothing else out here.
I do know one thing for sure,
and that's this land
ain't no place for a young girl.
I'll be gentle.
Maybe next time.
There is...
no...
next... time.
[gunfire]
[grunting]
[gunfire continues]
F***!
[motorcycle starts]
[rides away]
Jeez, you don't
mess around, do ya?
[whistles]
SGs.
They meant business.
You wanna make a statement?
Are you gonna tell me
what you're doin' out here?
I know you ain't
out here on no holiday.
Who sent ya?
Missing Persons.
Well... I'm gonna tell ya now,
there must be some mistake.
We got no missing
persons out here.
Seems to me like
a big old waste of time.
turn that old rust
head back
to where you came from.
That's for you.
From the Region Commander.
you can give 'em a call
and you can sort it out.
But I'm guessing you don't want
Well, I can tell you now
I ain't got time
to be anybody's cattle dog,
especially yours.
Anyway...
old Ruby Rose,
she's as mad as hell.
Wants you out of here
quick as a snail's fart.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Best get packin'.
It's all off-grid.
Gas fridge and stove.
It's a bit rough,
What's the old Winchester for?
Mostly wild dogs.
And whatever else
comes out of the desert.
Ferals around here
have been mixing
with the dingos.
Making some crazy half-breed.
Wilder than the purebreds.
Twice as cunning.
Just a word of warning.
You see, out here...
folks don't take
too kindly to outsiders.
So if you do want
to go lookin' around,
just be careful
where you step.
There's plenty
of snakes about.
[door closes]
[plane passing overhead]
[vehicles approaching]
Take your hands off your gun!
Take your hands
off your f***ing gun!
Now drop to your knees slowly!
Put your hands on your head.
Put your hands
on your f***in' head!
[woman speaking
foreign language]
Go.
[Johnny] How're ya goin'?
You can call me Johnny.
Can I get you
a cold refreshment?
You want a soft drink? Beer?
Do you realize you
were... intercepted well
within a restricted area?
You know, it's a f***in'
dangerous worksite out here.
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