This new season shifts the setting from Tasmania to the Northern Territory, introducing fresh characters and intriguing plot twists.

Production for the highly anticipated second season of Prime Video's Australian comedy series 'Deadloch' has officially commenced in Darwin, Northern Territory.

Returning cast members include Kate Box and Madeleine Sami reprising their roles as detectives, alongside Nina Oyama and Alicia Gardiner.

New cast additions feature Steve Bisley, Shari Sebbens, Jean Tong, Genevieve Morris, and Byron Coll, with Tong making her acting debut as a journalist.

Creators Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney expressed their excitement about filming in Garramilla/Darwin, emphasizing the diverse and talented cast and crew involved.

The six-episode season is produced by Andy Walker and directed by Beck Cole and Gracie Otto, under the collaboration of Guesswork Television, OK Great Productions, and Amazon MGM Studios.

The storyline will follow detectives Dulcie Collins and Eddie Redcliffe as they investigate the mysterious death of Eddie's former policing partner, Bushy, amidst a larger mystery involving the discovery of a local icon's body.

Following the success of the first season, which won five AACTA awards and ranked in the Top 10 TV Shows in over 165 countries, Prime Video anticipates that the second season will achieve similar acclaim.

While there is currently no set air date for the new season, it will be distributed globally to over 240 countries and territories.

The production is financially supported by Screen Territory and Screen Queensland, ensuring a robust backing for the series.

Filming has transformed a local pub in Batchelor, adding elements like red dirt for authenticity and a scrap-metal crocodile sculpture.

Sarah Christie from Amazon MGM Studios has expressed enthusiasm for the new season, highlighting its gripping mystery and the show's signature satirical comedy.