Sonny (Ryan Bown) struggled to adapt to life in a wheelchair after he was left with a spinal injury following the events of the 2025 season finale.
However, he ended up sticking around after learning about Remi’s (Adam Rowland) brain tumour.
He’s become increasingly fed up of Dana and Remi’s attempts to help him, and has been frustrated by his slow recovery as he rebuilds his lost strength.
After pushing himself too hard at Archie’s first birthday party, he found himself unable to walk up the stairs to Dana and Harper’s (Jessica Redmayne) apartment, just days after moving back in.
Unfortunately for Sonny, it was the same morning that the surf club garage had been broken into, with a number of tools stolen.
Thankfully, David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) eventually agreed that Sonny wasn’t likely to have been the culprit, with Sonny pointing out that he could barely walk, let alone steal the expensive generator and power tools which had gone missing.
Dana freaks out when she finds out about Sonny breaking into the gym, but Sonny reassures her that he wasn’t arrested, he was simply “questioned” by the police. He also explains that he’s now got things under control – there won’t be any repeat incidents.
“Sonny lies to Dana about the gym as she thinks he’s pushing himself too hard too quickly,” Ryan continued in his interview with TV Week. “But Sonny is so determined to get back to the old Sonny that he ignores her advice and Tane’s training program.”
However, when Tane finds out about Sonny breaking into the gym, he’s far less understanding than Dana. He realises that Sonny is becoming obsessed with working out and risks seriously injuring himself.
Sonny’s frustration grows – he’s just trying to get stronger, he doesn’t understand why everyone’s determined to stand in his way.
Soon after, he gets an elicit offer as he runs into a stranger who’s seen his plight, and offers him steroids to help “speed up” his recovery.
There’s no word yet on who the stranger is, but we’re expecting numerous new characters to arrive in the near future.
In the next few weeks, we’ll be meeting Beau (Blake Richardson), who’s set to sweep Harper off her feet, and new doctor Amelia Carlisle (Nicole da Silva).
Elsewhere, David and rookie cop Richie (Rocco Forrester-Sach) continues to investigate the crime wave which has swept the bay in recent weeks.
Richie was delighted when he was handed his first case and he set about diving into the details.
“He can see that he is eager, which brings a new energy to the station, not such a bad thing in his opinion.”
A few nights later, the surf club garage was broken into, with various power tools and a backup generator stolen. Alf (Ray Meagher) was despondent, asking “what sort of low mongrel’d rob this place?”
He starts the week in a positive mood as he and Leah (Ada Nicodemou) enjoy a romantic picnic on the beach, but talk soon turns back to his new mobile mechanic business, which is struggling after an initial flurry of customers.
John tried to make it up to Justin by helping him get a website for the business off the ground, and calls soon started coming in. But now they’ve dried up.
As he arrives at a remote road in search of the broken down vehicle, he’s surprised to find the road empty.
With zero bars of signal, he gets out of his freshly branded vehicle – the former Lyrik van – and walks down the road in search of reception.
Who is the Summer Bay thief? And, as the drama escalates in the coming weeks, who will end up being shot?
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