A widowed shearer in a drowned coastal township learns the land remembers what the government forgot — when the sea rises again, it doesn’t just take livestock. It takes names.

A returned son walks into a poisoned bush to reclaim his father’s land — only to find the earth remembers what the law forgot.

A widowed shearer returns to a fractured rural community where the land remembers every wrong — and the wool still carries the whispers of the old gods. When he takes on a Māori shearing crew to save his farm, the rules of the postapocalyptic bush demand blood, not contract.

After the land wars drowned the coast in silence, a corrupt councillor tries to sell sacred bush to developers—until the trees remember who they were.

A cynical journalist infiltrates a remote coastal village after the collapse of national infrastructure, uncovering a secret treaty between surviving Māori elders and the land itself—binding ancestral memory to the living earth. As he documents the truth, he must choose between exposing it or preserving the fragile peace that keeps the dead from rising.

A pub landlord in a postapocalyptic Aotearoa uncovers a cold case that forces him to confront his family’s buried trauma, all while the land itself seems to remember the past.

A seventeenyearold runaway stumbles into a flooded coastal ruin where the earth still bleeds from old land wars — and discovers the soil won’t let go of what was stolen.

A disgraced rugby prospect walks the cursed bush to recover his grandfather’s stolen trophy, but the land remembers — and the ghosts of land wars don’t let go what they’ve claimed.