Meet Dave and Julie Rafter: just your average Australians with three adult children. On the eve of their 25th wedding anniversary it seems that they're about to have their house to themselves at long last.

Centres around Dave and Julie Rafter and their three children Rachel, Ben, and Nathan. On the eve of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary the couple thinks that they are finally about to have the house to themselves. But home is a very welcome refuge for their children and when unforeseen problems loom, they return like boomerangs.—Anonymous

Electrician Dave Rafter and his wife Julie expected their house to feel empty and quiet as their children became adults. Although Ben is eager to move out, even when he gets his dream as his buddy, neighbor 'Carbo', starts minding his parents' house, Ben keeps raiding the fridge, dropping off laundry, and asking for advice and help. His sister Rachel is a hopeless screw-up in every sense, unable to finish anything. The youngest, Nathan, actually has a good real-estate agency job and a rich, devoted partner, but misfortune hits and they move back in with Nathan's parents.—KGF Vissers

A series that a lot of parents can relate to these days.... Just when Dave and Julie think they finally have the house to themselves to be able to enjoy some quiet time, family members need to move back in. Interesting to see the situations and challenges the family face and how they cope with them. Excellent Australian series: great actors and believable characters.

Meet Dave and Julie Rafter: just your average Australians with three adult children. On the eve of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, it seems that they're about to have the house to themselves at last: their daughter Rachel and sons Ben and Nathan have all developed into well-rounded and outgoing, if exceptionally complex individuals with their own conflicts and dilemmas. But home can seem a very welcome refuge when unforeseen problems loom.