Hyde & Seek

There's been a bombing in Sydney.

Nick!

A van exploded, a cop was killed.

My partner, he was blown up in that explosion.

He was also my best friend.

Claire McKenzie, this is Sonya, my wife.

It's great to meet you.

Hi, you're a... police officer?

Investigator for the Department of Immigration.

Right.

We're dealing with a terrorist situation.

The Army of Islam would be claiming responsibility

for assassinating the American Secretary of State.

She's attending the Asia Pacific Security Forum next month.

We believe the mastermind behind the threat is a terrorist...

Going by the name of Malik.

This is a matter of national security.

We need to stop them.

Malik.

Gary. What have you got for me?

Look, I've got an eyeball on a suspect.

He's dousing the car in petrol.

- Copy that, Gary. - Do we pick him up?

This car is our only link to Malik.

Can I pick him up? I need an answer, Jackie.

Alright, bring him in, but keep it on the down low, OK?

Don't do that, son.

Don't do that. Put it down.

Stay where you... All I wanna do is talk to you.

I just wanna... Stay where you...

- Get back up. - Are you OK?

We'll head him off.

Stop! Stop!

Wait!

Just wait!

No, no, no, no!

Hey! Listen, listen, listen.

All I wanna know about is the car, alright?

The one you're gonna light up.

Now someone tried to run me over in it a couple of days ago.

Did someone make you do it?

Are you working with someone?

Is his name Malik?

Hey, son, put it down. Let me talk to ya.

Alright. It'll be OK.

Right? Please!

OK.

Surrender only to God.

- No! - No!

Shit. Fuck.

Tan, get that off to Tech.

- See what they can pull off it. - Yep. On it.

His name is Abud Hasan,

one of our suspect New Zealand passports.

Thanks, Claire. Can you send that through?

OK.

He was our best lead to the terrorist plot.

You really think I'm not aware of that, Jackie?

Was I not clear about keeping this on the down low?

We've got an address on our dead guy.

It's a critical incident.

- There's a procedure... - No, no, like you said.

It's the best lead we had.

We'll check his house, see if we can find a link to Malik.

It's locked.

That's a good thing about being part of counterterrorism unit.

There's no need to knock.

- Police! - Clear!

Police!

Clear.

Clear.

He's not exactly living the high life, is he?

There's not even a computer.

Claire, what's happening?

I've been trying to establish who Abud Hasan was

- before he got his false passport. - Right, and the answer is?

I'm waiting for confirmation,

but it's possible he's wanted in connected with the Jakarta bombing.

Right.

So be on the outlook for explosives, OK?

What... what are you doing?

Hey! Whoa, whoa, I'll call you back.

Fuck!

Man, just step back, mate.

- Oh, shit. - Please.

- Ah! - Oh!

Gold. Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

Well, it's not going to blow up.

So this Abud is connected how?

He had enough gold in his room to recruit an army?

No weapons or explosives.

According to Interpol,

Abud was associated with a terrorist sect but not a leader.

Though he could've been acting under instruction.

From this Malik, who's still on the loose.

with the Asia Pacific Security Forum as his likely target.

I report to the AFP, not ASIO.

Yes. But I've been asked to liaise,

and in the spirit of interdepartmental cooperation,

I have to be kept in the loop.

I'll keep you posted.

I'd appreciate that, Jackie.

Claire. Are you settling in OK?

Yeah, good, thanks.

Glad to hear it.

You do come highly recommended.

OK, so we managed to lift some intel from the phone.

Alright.

Abud sent a text last week to this man.

According to his passport,

Dale O'Halloran, 39, occupation - pilot.

Also here on a New Zealand passport.

Fake Kiwis - they're everywhere.

So far, he hasn't come up on any terrorist watch lists.

Far North Queensland, Dale runs a charter service.

Hmm. So what was the text about?

Confirmed a meeting.

Abud booked a one-way flight to Cairns, leaving tomorrow.

He also hired a four-wheel drive.

So he's presumably taking the gold with him in his suitcase.

What have you got on the gold?

Ten bars of bullion, a kilo each. Roughly $500,000.

Well, in cases of conspiracy,

the best bet's always to follow the money.

Spoken like a true lawyer.

Alright. Kevin and Tanya can work with me

on how an illegal in Parramatta got his hands on half a million gold.

This gold is funding terrorism, and I wanna know how.

Gary and Claire, head to north Queensland.

Check out the pilot. Find out how he fits into the picture.

Hey, Jackie.

Right now's not a good time for me to be going out of town,

considering all that's happened.

Gary, I'm sorry if national security is interfering

with your personal life.

Alright, then, but listen.

Alright, Claire's got her strengths but she shouldn't be sent on this.

She hasn't had any field training.

I can do this by myself.

You might be surprised.

I assume, then,

New Zealanders didn't post her here for her good looks.

And taking her with you will make her feel welcome.

And that's a priority now, to make her feel welcome?

Keep an eye on her. That's all I'm saying.

Let me know what you find out.

Right.

You should get a move on.

So is your family OK with you going away again so soon?

Can't be helped.

Wow.

You really don't want me along, do you?

It's not personal.

You don't have the field training.

I have been known to get out of the office occasionally.

Yeah?

Jackie hinted at it. Actually said you might be spying on us.

The New Zealand Government does like to be kept informed.

Naturally.

New Zealand's secret agent?

Whoa!

International espionage.

Tinker, tailor, soldier... sheep.

Do we think Jackie might be just a little bit paranoid?

Yeah.

Alright, that's our man, with a tan.

I'm still trying to figure out the link.

Indonesian terrorist, bush pilot.

Dead explosives expert.

How are they connected?

Well, the simple question is

what can you wire out here with 500,000 in gold bullion?

I'll ask Dale that when I see him.

You're going to pretend to be the contact?

Did you bring the gold?

They only trusted me with one.

Hopefully that will be enough.

I hate to break it to you, but you don't look like an Abud.

Claire, that's racial profiling.

You keep an eye on Dale.

What are you gonna do?

I'm gonna check out that shed.

Don't crash it.

Come on.

Hello, mate.

Do you know the taipan is the deadliest snake in the world?

And it's also found in Queensland?

No, I did not know that, mate.

I'll try to avoid them, OK?

How was your practice?

Oh, Mum tried her best.

Hey. I heard that.

Well, I promise I'll be there next time, alright?

Rosie wants to say goodnight.

Mate, I'm right in the middle of something at the moment.

Trying to find the bad guys?

That's right. That's the plan.

OK.

Oscar.

Dad said he's busy.