Executive Producers: Bruce Gordon, John Kearney
Producer: Jan Marnell

The Feds are prestige movies for television inspired by the work of the nation's premier law enforcement body, the Australian Federal Police. The action swings from Australia to Hong Kong and back, in a world where the Triads and L'Honarata co-exist and where governments fall and rise. At the heart of the story are the ordinary people who are cops, or work with cops or happen to be married to cops. (10 x 90 min)




The Feds

September 20, 1993
Produced by Jan Marnell
Written by John Reeves, Vince Moran
Directed by David Caesar
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
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  • With:
  • Renato Bartolomei as Mario
  • Stephanie Chen as DSS May Po Howard
  • Warwick Comber as Senator Kahan
  • Vince D'Amico as Yella
  • Cornelius Delaney as Martin
  • Lewis Fiander as Minister for Justice
  • Peter Gow as Kai
  • Ernie Gray as Young Harry
  • Rachel Griffiths as Angelia Braglia
  • Tom Gutteridge as Solicitor
  • Peter Hosking as Roland Cloke
  • Bruno Lawrence as Larry Porter
  • James Lawson as Shaeffer
  • Alex Menglet as Dr Steven Jellicoe
  • Roberto Micale as Tony
  • Mark Oddie as Senior Surgeon
  • Daniel Rigney as Daisy
  • James Robertson as Justice Morgan
  • Greg Scealy as Zoltan Schmidek
  • Sigrid Thornton as Christine McQuillan
  • Nicki Wendt as Melita Reale

Superintendent Dave Griffin is preparing for the major arrest of Steven Jellicoe, the pre-eminent brain surgeon and national treasure, for drug importation and Medicare fraud. Jellicoe is being shadowed in Hong Kong by Detective May Po. During the surveillance, May's brother is killed by Kai, a triad hitman.

The Feds II: Obsession

October 12, 1994
Produced by Jan Marnell
Written by Jan Sardi
Directed by Donald Crombie
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Jerome Ehlers as Cal Woods
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
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  • With:
  • Addie Black as Mrs Rosencrantz
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina McLean
  • Rainey Carah as Mrs Fairweather
  • Raymond Chubb as Sergeant McCluckey
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Nell Feeney-Connor as Rose Dell'oro
  • Guy Hooper as Detective Goldberg
  • John Jacobs as Phil O'Leary
  • Denis Moore as Justice Fairweather
  • Richard Neal as Bomb Squad Officer
  • Gillian Savage as Forensic Detective
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner
  • David Whiteley as Security Guard
  • Stephen Whittaker as Glen Warrender
  • Julia Zemiro as Janice

A Family Court judge's wife is injured when a bomb explodes outside their home. The Federal Police believe a deranged bomber with a grudge against the court is on the loose and begin their man hunt to find him before he strikes again.

The Feds II: Suspect

February 22, 1995
Written by Jan Sardi
Directed by Michael Pattinson
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
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  • With:
  • Janet Anderson as Jodi
  • John Arnold as Jimmy Doyle
  • Shanyn Asmar as Janet Moreland
  • Zoe Bertram as Sarah Griffin
  • Andrew Blackman as Ponytail
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina McLean
  • Michael Carmen as Vice Principal
  • Eric Donnison as Security Guard
  • Susie Edmonds as Chief Inspector Beckwith
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Nell Feeney-Connor as Rose Dell'oro
  • Bianca Griffin as Monique Griffin
  • Tibor Gyapjas as Gerry
  • John Higginson as Superintendant Pappas
  • Ben Keatch as Brett Griffin
  • Michelle McClatchy as Melody
  • Shannon McNamara as Niki Webster
  • Bruce Naylor as Forensicist
  • Mark Neal as Detective Constable Barnes
  • Robert Price as Carl
  • Peter Sadi as Romero
  • Paul Sonkkila as Commander Rock
  • Keven Summers as Senior Sergeant Del Re
  • Sarah Tate as Amanda
  • Sally Anne Upton as Neighbour
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner

Dave Griffin has a one-night stand with a beautiful young woman who is found brutally murdered the next morning. Homicide detectives believe Superintendent Griffith is the prime suspect and he is suspended from duty despite protesting his innocence. He faces a race against time to find the real killer, not only to clear his name but to save the lives of others on the killer's hit list.

The Feds II: Deception

March 15, 1995
Written by John Reeves, Patrick Edgeworth
Directed by George Ogilvy
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
  • Nadine Garner as Tammy Warren
  • Daniel Lapaine as Tony Waterman
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  • With:
  • Rachel Beck as Judy Taylor
  • Nicholas Bell as Stephen Garrard
  • Zoe Bertram as Sarah Griffin
  • Rachel Blakely as Victoria Payne
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina McLean
  • Marian Dworakowski as Mel Babic
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Nell Feeney-Connor as Rose Dell'oro
  • Paul Flaherty as Curator
  • Teo Gebert as Jak Waterman
  • Bianca Griffin as Monique Griffin
  • Zlatko Kasumovic as Enzo
  • Ben Keatch as Brett Griffin
  • Sean Ladhams as Det Warwick
  • Adam May as Eddy MacKeller
  • John Morris as Ken
  • Joan Murray as Mrs Warren
  • Charles Powles as Terry Belcher
  • Nicholas Stribakos as Punter
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner
  • David Walters as Craig Kearns
  • Stephen Whittaker as Glen C Warrender

In the night club world of drugs, sex and cocktails, the boundaries of decency become blurred and one never knows who to trust. Working under cover for The Feds, Jo's colleague is murdered before she can pass on information about a massive drug shipment arranged by the club's owner. Jo poses as a law student to infiltrate his organisation but soon discovers more than she anticipated. Meanwhile Dave investigates a suspected leak which may threaten Jo's survival.

The Feds II: The Abduction

June 07, 1995
Written by Vincent Moran
Directed by Michael Pattinson
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
  •  
  • With:
  • Zoe Bertram as Sarah Griffin
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina McLean
  • Jim Daly as Ernie McKay
  • Nayantara Day Quadros as Emma
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Jarrod R Factor as Tony
  • Nell Feeney-Connor as Rose Dell'oro
  • Don Frizzel as Hassan
  • Bianca Griffin as Monique Griffin
  • Jackie Hoelter as Abbie
  • Bradley Hulme as Rosco
  • Jonathon Isgar as Det Sgt Ron Bone
  • Ben Keatch as Brett Griffin
  • Jackie Kelleher as Sarminah
  • Susanna Lobez as Tess
  • John McTernan as Alan Guinnane
  • Warren Owens as Store Owner
  • Damien Richardson as Kev
  • Anne Tenney as Suzi Plummer
  • Lani John Tupo as Idris Karya
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner
  • Emily Westmore as State Policewoman
  • Nicole Whyte as Bella

When two young Australian children disappear during an access visit with their Indonesian father he becomes the prime suspect in the Federal Police investigation. Detective Sergeant Jo Moody isn't quite so sure and has trouble convincing her colleagues they could be looking in the wrong direction.

The Feds II: Seduction

July 05, 1995
Written by Everett De Roche
Directed by George Ogilvie
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
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  • With:
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina Mclean
  • Mark Cutler as Loadmaster Stephens
  • Gonzalo Diego Arrelano as Raul
  • Zev Eleftheriou as Bus driver
  • Pasha Elmahdy as El Gato
  • Jonathon Elsom as Justin
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Petru Gheorgiu as Mendosa
  • Jeremy Levi as Bellboy
  • Dino Marnika as Ugo
  • Jose Martinez as Mariachi Band Member
  • Jose William Martinez as Mariachi Band Member
  • Julio Martinez as Mariachi Band Member
  • Peter McCauley as Chad
  • Richard Moss as Senator North
  • Juan Osegueda as Mariachi Band Member
  • Carlos Sanchez as Lopez
  • Peta Toppano as Brandy Bianco
  • Nikolay Traykov as Tito
  • Vince Vaccari as Judge Vega
  • Alberto Vila as Julio Blanco
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner
  • James Wright as Mudshark

The Australian wife of a notorious Colombian drug dealer wants to return home and testify against her husband. It is up to Dave Griffin and Jo Moody to get Brandy Blanco out of Mexico, back to Australia and into the witness box. The drug dealer will go to any lengths to keep his wife out of court.

The Feds II: Terror

August 30, 1995
Written by Graeme Farmer and Ian McFadyen
Directed by Donald Crombie
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
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  • With:
  • Nik Barker as Daniel Gosper
  • Bruce Barry as Stanley Hickock
  • Zoe Bertram as Sarah Griffin
  • Amanda Jane Bowden as Tina McLean
  • Paul Caeser as Erik King
  • Stephen Clements as TV Director
  • Christopher Davis as Vision switcher
  • Celia De Burgh as Eileen Gosper
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Nell Feeney-Connor as Rose Dell'oro
  • Bianca Griffin as Monique Griffin
  • Nicholas Hammond as Milton Morehouse
  • Peter Hardy as Rory Hoy
  • Tim Hughes as Pieter Coetzee
  • Ben Keatch as Brett Griffin
  • John Lee as Brig Vance Talbot
  • Shane Lee as Director's Assistant
  • Neil Melville as Don Gosper
  • Helen Milte as Clemency Dickens
  • Colin Moody as Hans Halder
  • Ormond College Choir
  • Erica Peril as Karen Siddeley
  • Marian Sinclair as Lady Patricia McFarlane
  • Max Tidoff as Jurgen Dietermann
  • Michael B Tucker as Victor Mundabi
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner

The death and subsequent State funeral of a former Prime Minister puts the Feds in charge of security for all visiting Heads of State. What nobody anticipates, except for a visiting German policeman is the white extremist bomber who comes on a special mission, targeting the visiting South African president.

The Feds III: Deadfall

October 23, 1996
Written by Alison Nisselle, Tony McDonald
Directed by Katie Woods
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
  •  
  • With:
  • Simon Bossell as Gil McPherson
  • Bobby Bright as Head Dog
  • Bernadette Byrne as Young Girl
  • Andrew Carter as Felix Lehman
  • Myles Collins as OFES Guard 1
  • Paul Collins as Chas
  • Belinda Davey as Joan
  • Christopher Davis as Forensic Scientist 2
  • Graham Dow as Old Man
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Stephen Hayden as OFES Guard 2
  • Martin Jacobs as Gerry Lehman
  • Asher Keddie as Susie Lehman
  • Jonathon Kernutt as Mark
  • Jeff Kovski as Monty
  • Patsy Martin as Woman
  • Belinda McClory as Pauline
  • Matt Robertson as Accountant
  • Gillian Savage as Forensic Scientist 1
  • Kevin Summers as Detective Del Re
  • Richard Sutherland as Sam
  • Jane Thornton as Female Neighbour
  • Max Tidof as Hauptkommissar Jurgen Dietermann
  • Paul Tolton as Local Detective
  • Kelly Tracey as Uniformed Policewoman
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner

No summary available

The Feds III: Vengeance

November 29, 1995
Written by Tony McDonald
Directed by Michael Offer
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
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  • With:
  • Susan Arnold as Magistrate
  • Doug Bowles as Max Carson
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Shane Feeney-Connor as Wozza
  • Rick Fletcher as Reporter
  • Steve Hardman as Hitman
  • Lisa Hensley as Annie Fleming
  • Kevin Hopkins as Rick
  • Sally Kiel as Also
  • Frances O'Connor as Arianna
  • Greg Parker as Lewis
  • Tony Rickards as Bennie Fontane
  • Christie Sistrunk as Also
  • Steven Smith as Manager
  • Paul Sonkkila as Commander Rock
  • Fiona Spence as Lisa
  • John Stanton as John Dyer
  • Tegan Stewart as Also
  • Steven Vidler as Ed Bishop
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner

No summary available

The Feds III: Betrayal

Wed, July 24, 1996
Produced by Jan Marnell
Directed by Chris Thomson
Written by Alison Nisselle
  • Starring:
  • Robert Taylor as Dave Griffin
  • Angie Milliken as Jo Moody
  • John Bach as Rainer Bass
  •  
  • With:
  • Sean Allan as Axel
  • Doug Bennett as Tower Controller
  • Ezra Bix as Supt Tallis
  • Rod Catterall as Young Detective
  • Adriano Cortese as Zoo Keeper
  • Marcus Eyre as Blocker
  • Peter Farago as Trapper
  • Jan Friedl as Helen
  • Chris Haywood as Daniel "Mac" McIntyre
  • Peter Hosking as Assist Commissioner Roland Cloke
  • Jeff Keogh as Man/Fed
  • Alan King as Male DOG
  • Tammy MacIntosh as Nicola Bass
  • Ralph Marrison as Doug
  • Philip Marzella as Maitre 'D
  • Steve Payne as DOG
  • Peter Phelps as Brian Petrie
  • Adrian Plitzco as BKA detective
  • David Ravenswood as Assistant Commissioner
  • Paul Sonkilla as Commander Rock
  • Emma Strand as Female DOG
  • Max Tidof as Hauptkommissar Jurgen Dietermann
  • Brian Vriends as Michael Skinner
  • Chris Waters as Manager

The Federal Police reel in shock when their chief, Commander Rainer, is suspended from the force after a series of investigations into fauna smuggling are blown and an undercover officer murdered. It is up to the detectives to investigate their boss and everything points to the fact Bass has turned his back on law enforcement and is selling information to an international bird smuggling ring headed by well known criminal Brian Petrie.