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Nadine Garner was so committed to play a strong police woman that she relocated from London to Melbourne in 2007 to take up the challenge with City Homicide. Packing up her family in the UK, where she was based for a number of years with her cameraman partner and son, Edan, the seasoned actress has been thoroughly enjoying her time with this Australian drama.

“It is such an honour to be assembled with such a strong cast for the third series of City Homicide.

“To work on a series that aspires to deliver such high quality drama and to be so well received by an audience is indeed a blessing and I am very much looking forward to journeying through the next series,” says Nadine.

The multi-talented Nadine is no stranger to the small screen – in fact, she’s grown up in front of the cameras and took out her first award in 1986 as a 13-year-old when she scored a Logie for her much-loved role on The Henderson Kids. Nadine received AFI nominations for her leading roles in the feature film Metal Skin and the TV drama Raw FM (1997) and won an AFI for the feature film Mull (1988).

Nadine has previously featured in some of Australia’s landmark television shows, from The Secret Life of Us to Neighbours, A Country Practice, GP, Tribe and The Flying Doctors.

Before City Homicide, Nadine kept busy with work in film and theatre. While seven months pregnant with Edan, the remarkable Nadine starred alongside Kerry Armstrong and Barry Crocker in Razzle Dazzle. She’s also been nominated for several theatrical awards for her role in “Cabaret”, and won a Green Room award and a Helpmann award in 2004.

Earlier this year, Nadine became a mother for the second time to her son Jem.