Debbie Shanahan (2002–03) Daniella Farinacci as Dr Wendy Rossi (2002–03) Alexandra Schepisi as Edwina "Ed" Davis (2002–03) Tim Burns (actor) as Tom Cusack (2002) Ailsa Piper as Dr Carol Westerman (2003) André De Vanny as Joshua Tranter (2003) Robert Taylor as Paul Bennett (2002) Jacinta Stapleton as Nurse Chloe Davis (2005) Jack Phillpotts as Eddie Delaney (2003) Awards 2002 – Nominee – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Drama Series 2002 – Nominee – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Actor – Shane Bourne 2002 – Nominee – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Supporting Actor – Angus Grant 2002 – Nominee – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Actress – Kerry Armstrong 2003 – Nominee – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Screenplay – Bill Garner, episode: "Crossing the Line" 2003 – Nominee – International Emmy Awards – Best Drama Series 2003 – Winner – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Drama Series 2003 – Winner – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Actor – Shane Bourne 2003 – Winner – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Actress – Angie Milliken 2004 – Winner – Australian Cinematographers Society – Award of Distinction – Graham Brumley – episode: "A Bird in the Hand" 2005 – Winner – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Actor in Television – Shane Bourne 2005 – Winner – Australian Film Institute Awards – Best Supporting Actress in Television – Anita Hegh Releases The ABC released online seven-day rental copies of series one and two under its ABC Digital label. See also List of Australian television series References External links Official Website MDA – "Second Chance" at Australian Screen Online APRA Award winners Australian Broadcasting Corporation original programming Australian medical television series 2002 Australian television series debuts 2005 Australian television series endings Television shows set in Melbourne Television series by Screentime