Pyrmont. The TV version of the Sydney Water Police headquarters was located on Goat Island, though the fictional address was 48/50 Harbour Drive, Sydney 2000. Other fictional locations throughout the series included: Frank's House − The exterior was shot in The Rocks, but the interior was a set on Goat Island. The Cutter Bar − A fictional pub, where the members of the Water Police liked to relax after a hard day at work (introduced in season two). The Sydney Police Centre − Unlike some other police stations, the Water Police did not have their own holding cells, so offenders were taken to the SPC to be charged. The Hospital The Morgue − Early in the series, real morgues were used to film in. Eventually a set was built on Goat Island. Rachel's house − A number of different exterior locations were used for Rachel's house, including Balmain, Birchgrove and Glebe. Home media Water Rats was first released on DVD in 2004 through Shock Entertainment. It was released as two parts called Series 1 and Series 2, though it was actually only season 1 in two parts. Warner Vision Australia then released the rest of the show, where DVDs labelled series 3 were actually season 2 and so on. It was announced on 7 August 2017 that Via Vision Entertainment would re-release all six seasons on DVD on 22 November 2017. Several episodes are out of broadcast order in the Via Vision collection and on Amazon Prime. DVDs Online streaming availability All episodes are available on Amazon Prime in Australia. Soundtrack A Water Rats soundtrack was produced by Les Gock in 1999. It contained songs featured on the series, such as "Goldie's Theme" by Cathi Ogden (heard in many episodes, most notably episode 109) and "I'll Dream of You" by Hugh Wilson (heard in Frank's final episode). It also features a couple of songs sung by cast members: "Breathe" with Raelee Hill and "Let's Party" with Jay Laga'aia. The song "Breathe" was written by James Freud, who also sang in the chorus. The company Song Zu seems to want to have no affiliation with the soundtrack music and does not recognise nor acknowledge it on its current website. Secondhand copies of it can occasionally be found on auction sites and in secondhand music stores. International broadcasting The series is currently being re-run in: on Foxtel's Hallmark Channel on RTÉ One,