Cast
- Susie Porter - Helen Tremain (Remote Area Nurse) - Logie winner (Best Actress), 2007
- Charles Passi - Russ Gaibui (island Chairman)
- Billy Mitchell - Robert Henry Hoffman (Robbo) (barge operator)
- Luke Carroll - Paul Gaibui (son of Russ and Ina)
- Margaret Harvey - Nancy Gaibui (daughter of Russ and Ina, mother of Faith)
- Merwez Whaleboat - Bernadette (defacto wife of Paul Gaigui, mother of two daughters)
- Jim Gela - Solomon Gaibui (second and favoured son of Russ and Ina, husband of Lindy and father of Grace; island quarantine officer)
- Aaron Fa'aoso - Eddie Gaibui (first son of Russ and Ina; black sheep, but a Christian minister; lives off-island, but visits)
- Serai Zaro - Ina Gaibui (wife of Russ, mother to the clan; quiet, patient, loving and kind; but, capable)
- Peta Brady - Lindy Gaibui (white wife of Solomon, mother of Grace)
- Belford Lui - Mick Gaibui (brother of Russ, island policeman and church deacon)
- Louisa Taylor - Myrtle (mother of Jesus; low mental ability; can be a friend to everyone)
- Santa Marina Rodgers - Mrs Augustus (mother of Doug and Ina; former midwife; community elder)
- Moses Kaddy - Doug Augustus (son of Mrs and brother of Ina; schizophrenic; lovable rogue)
- Norah Bagiri - Lucy (mother of Daniel, Joey and Jesus (adopted); health worker with the RAN)
- Fred Kebisu - Amos (island child)
- Bruce Spence - Vince (brother of George; white "entrepreneur", bar owner and "shady" character)
- John Brumpton - George (brother of Vince; white "entrepreneur", bar owner and "shady" character)
- Felix Williamson - Dr John Bourke (fly-in medical doctor)
- Gabriel Ingui - Tuuks (bored islander)
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