The Last Anniversary: Season 1

2025

86%
6 episodes
Drama

Teresa Palmer (The Clearing) leads this Australian mystery series that touches on family matters, motherhood and those women whose legacy... More

Teresa Palmer (The Clearing) leads this Australian mystery series that touches on family matters, motherhood and those women whose legacy defines the generations that blossom after them.

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Where to watch The Last Anniversary: Season 1

The Last Anniversary: Season 1 is available to stream in... More New Zealand now on Three Now.

The Last Anniversary: Season 1 episodes

Episode 1

Sophie Honeywell has just inherited a house on Scribbly Gum... More Island – a mysterious gift that threatens to unearth secrets held close by the three generations of women who call this remarkable island their home.

Episode 2

As Sophie settles into Scribbly Gum Island, she starts to... More dig further into the Baby Munro Mystery, while preparing to host the family for their first monthly dinner party since Connie's death.

Episode 3

Sophie discards one unsuitable suitor, just as another enters her... More life. Grace continues to struggle with motherhood, and her own mother, Enigma. Sophie and Veronika make a big discovery in the Baby Munro mystery.

Episode 4

A DNA test brings answers about Enigma's parentage but the... More news pushes Rose further into her shell. Sophie explores her fling with Zeke and connects with Callum, while Grace tries to find some peace.

Episode 5

After more frustrating encounters with the men on the island,... More Sophie decides it is time to leave. Margie and Veronika uncover more clues about Alice and Jack in Connie's old family photographs.

Episode 6

As the truth behind Jack is revealed and the Last... More Anniversary Party kicks off, more secrets are unearthed on Scribbly Gum Island.

The Last Anniversary: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

86_%7 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating

"With a few choice tweaks from Samantha Strauss, who adapted this story for the screen, the show manages to sidestep that rut, grounding a very specific story in poignant universal themes."

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