The Gods of Wheat Street

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  • 2014
  • 1 Season
  • 8.0  (201)

The Gods of Wheat Street is an Australian drama television series that aired on ABC1 from 2013 to 2014. The show tells the story of the Freeburn family, who live in the fictional rural town of Casino in New South Wales. The family is a blended one, with the patriarch, Odin Freeburn (Kelton Pell), having three sons from three different relationships. The show follows the lives of the Freeburns as they deal with the day-to-day challenges of living in a small town. Odin is a well-known and respected member of the community. He is a proud Indigenous man who is determined to keep his family together and pass on his culture to his children. Odin's eldest son, Tristan (Mark Coles Smith), is a talented football player who is offered a position in a professional team in Sydney. However, Tristan's dreams of playing football are shattered when he is injured. He returns to Casino, where he must decide what to do with his life. Another of Odin's sons, Ares (Bruce Carter), is a troublemaker who has spent time in prison. He is trying to turn his life around, but he struggles to escape his past. He is in love with a local woman, Liza (Lisa Flanagan), but their relationship is complicated by the fact that Liza is the sister of a man Ares had a fight with. The only daughter in the family, Athena (Shari Sebbens), is a successful lawyer who has left Casino and made a life for herself in the city. However, she is drawn back to her family when her mother passes away. Upon her return, Athena must confront the wounds from her past and help her family come to terms with their loss. Throughout the series, the family grapples with issues such as addiction, loss, love, and the challenges of living in a small town. The Freeburns must learn how to navigate their own lives while also staying true to their cultural heritage. The Gods of Wheat Street features an all-Indigenous cast and crew, with director Wayne Blair and writer/producer Jon Bell at the helm. The show is a powerful exploration of what it means to be an Indigenous Australian today, and how families can come together in times of hardship. Overall, The Gods of Wheat Street is a heartfelt and moving drama that explores themes of family, culture, and love. The show is a must-watch for anyone interested in Australian Indigenous culture and for those who appreciate powerful storytelling.

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She Who Supplanted Her Sister
6. She Who Supplanted Her Sister
May 17, 2014
Everyone is relieved to have Odin home, but the business is in deep trouble despite all their efforts. When Jamie, Odin's wife, arrives out of nowhere all Libby's insecurities return.
The Mighty Are Fallen
5. The Mighty Are Fallen
May 10, 2014
With Odin fighting for his life in hospital, and with the Freeburn home and workshop in danger of repossession, Libby decides it up to her to take care of the business.
Nobody Lives Forever
4. Nobody Lives Forever
May 3, 2014
Libby, sick of not being appreciated, decides to let the Freeburns fend for themselves; Jonesy breaks into the Freeburn's house in search of his stolen money; and Tristan tries to win back Anastasia.
The Games People Play
3. The Games People Play
April 26, 2014
Odin hasn't found a guarantor for the loan and Jonesy Brown has had him locked up for assault. With the court date set for the same day as the auction, will Odin be set free and make it to the auction?
The Fighting Freeburns
2. The Fighting Freeburns
April 19, 2014
Odin thought his only battle was organising the paperwork for the bank, but he's not the only one interested in Colpepper & Sons. Meanwhile, Jonesy Brown returns to Casino to cause trouble.
The Obligation
1. The Obligation
April 12, 2014
Odin Freeburn is being pulled in all directions and the mechanics workshop that keeps them housed and fed is up for sale. With the prospect of no job or home, his family wants to know what he plans to do.
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The Gods of Wheat Street is an Australian drama television series that aired on ABC1 from 2013 to 2014. The show tells the story of the Freeburn family, who live in the fictional rural town of Casino in New South Wales. The family is a blended one, with the patriarch, Odin Freeburn (Kelton Pell), having three sons from three different relationships.

The show follows the lives of the Freeburns as they deal with the day-to-day challenges of living in a small town. Odin is a well-known and respected member of the community. He is a proud Indigenous man who is determined to keep his family together and pass on his culture to his children.

Odin's eldest son, Tristan (Mark Coles Smith), is a talented football player who is offered a position in a professional team in Sydney. However, Tristan's dreams of playing football are shattered when he is injured. He returns to Casino, where he must decide what to do with his life.

Another of Odin's sons, Ares (Bruce Carter), is a troublemaker who has spent time in prison. He is trying to turn his life around, but he struggles to escape his past. He is in love with a local woman, Liza (Lisa Flanagan), but their relationship is complicated by the fact that Liza is the sister of a man Ares had a fight with.

The only daughter in the family, Athena (Shari Sebbens), is a successful lawyer who has left Casino and made a life for herself in the city. However, she is drawn back to her family when her mother passes away. Upon her return, Athena must confront the wounds from her past and help her family come to terms with their loss.

Throughout the series, the family grapples with issues such as addiction, loss, love, and the challenges of living in a small town. The Freeburns must learn how to navigate their own lives while also staying true to their cultural heritage.

The Gods of Wheat Street features an all-Indigenous cast and crew, with director Wayne Blair and writer/producer Jon Bell at the helm. The show is a powerful exploration of what it means to be an Indigenous Australian today, and how families can come together in times of hardship.

Overall, The Gods of Wheat Street is a heartfelt and moving drama that explores themes of family, culture, and love. The show is a must-watch for anyone interested in Australian Indigenous culture and for those who appreciate powerful storytelling.

The Gods of Wheat Street is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (6 episodes). The series first aired on April 12, 2014.

Where to Watch The Gods of Wheat Street

The Gods of Wheat Street is available for streaming on the ABC1 website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Gods of Wheat Street on demand at and Bounce.

  • Premiere Date
    April 12, 2014
  • IMDB Rating
    8.0  (201)