Alan Henderson (Home and Away)

Alan Henderson
Occupation	Fictional character
Years active	2012
Known for	Character in Home and Away

Alan Henderson

Alan Henderson, played by Peter Phelps, made his first appearance on 23 January 2012. Announced in December 2011, Alan is introduced as the father of Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites). Phelps reunited with Robert Mammone (Sid Walker), his former co-star from Stingers.

Alan visits his hospitalized son and confronts Sid Walker, who had disciplined Stu for mistreating his daughter. After exchanges involving threats and apologies, Alan later disputes with Sid over allegations concerning Stu and Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman). He exerts pressure on Sid to withdraw charges against Stu by threatening legal measures. Additionally, Alan physically punishes Stu, who is subsequently found deceased. When questioned by police, Alan deflects suspicion by pointing to others who had been seeking Stu prior to his death.

Alan and his spouse Margaret (Susan Prior) attend the memorial service for Stu. Alan collapses at Angelo's and is admitted to hospital; Sid assists in reviving him and reviews Alan’s medications. Sid uncovers that Margaret has been poisoning Alan, which leads to her arrest. After learning this, Alan abruptly leaves the hospital and attends Sasha’s court hearing, expressing frustration over her acquittal.

Henrietta Brown

Henrietta "Henri" Brown, portrayed by Emma Leonard, was introduced on 6 February 2012 as a substitute English teacher at Summer Bay High. Henri arrives as the former girlfriend of Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing), creating a romantic triangle involving Heath and April Scott (Rhiannon Fish). Series producer Lucy Addario described this plot as a "juicy love triangle," with Henri attempting to rekindle her relationship with Heath.

The storyline becomes more intricate when Henri develops feelings for Heath's brother, Casey (Lincoln Younes). This plotline, which includes two kisses between Henri and Casey, stirred controversy due to the potential teacher-student relationship. Younes acknowledged the storyline’s unpredictable nature and tension between risk and consequences.

In her role, Henri is employed by Gina Austin (Sonia Todd) and quickly renews her connection with Heath while forming a friendship with Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley). She challenges April academically, leading to conflict after April accuses Henri of jealousy toward Heath. Following a one-night encounter with Heath, Henri pursues him further but eventually ends the affair. When Casey discovers the relationship, he confronts Henri, who then terminates their tutoring arrangement. Despite this, Henri resumes tutoring Casey at Gina's request, and they begin a secret romantic involvement.

This narrative explores Henri’s complex role within Summer Bay’s social environment, highlighting themes of professional boundaries, personal relationships, and their effects on educational settings.

Christy Clarke

Christy Clarke, brought to life by Isabelle Cornish, made her debut on 6 March 2012. Cornish's casting was announced in February 2012 for an extended guest role. Although initially auditioning for the role of Sasha Bezmel, Cornish was cast as Christy instead.

Cornish described Christy as a "bad girl," "impeccably styled, popular, and attention-seeking," who stirs up trouble. Christy plays a central role in a significant 2012 storyline revolving around the murder of Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites). As Stu’s friend and admirer, Christy is distraught by his death and determined to identify the culprit. She targets Stu’s ex-girlfriend Sasha with the intent to damage her socially and emotionally.

Christy's bullying intensifies after it is revealed that Sasha accidentally caused Stu’s death. She convinces Alicia Spears (Chelsea Giles) to shun Sasha, physically attacks Sasha at school, and leads peers in sending hostile emails. Christy and her group eventually assault Sasha at the beach. Following Sasha’s complaint and video evidence surfacing, school principal Gina Austin (Sonia Todd) expels Christy. Later on, Christy provokes Sasha during her testimony at the murder trial.

Melissa Gregg

Melissa "Mel" Gregg, played by Allison Cratchley, made her first appearance on 13 April 2012. Mel is a medical professional and the former spouse of Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). After ending her relationship and experiencing difficulties in the city, she returns to Summer Bay with her daughter Lottie seeking support. Cratchley highlighted the friction between Mel and Harvey's partner, Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), emphasizing Mel’s challenges as a single parent who often directs her frustrations toward Roo. Mel’s introduction was anticipated to bring significant changes to Summer Bay, and she later engages in a one-night encounter with Harvey, exposing lingering feelings between them.

Mel attempts to secure employment at the local hospital and reconnects with Harvey when she requests to stay at his home following the end of her relationship. She begins dating her colleague Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). Despite this, Mel endures emotional hardships, especially while dealing with the loss of their son Ben. Financial difficulties force Harvey to sell their house, further complicating their dynamic. After losing patience with Lottie due to her own stress, Lottie decides to live with Harvey.

At work, Mel's struggles culminate in a freeze during an emergency procedure, leading Sid to send her home. She confronts Harvey and Roo, accusing them of neglecting Lottie and admits that she is unable to manage on her own, choosing to seek treatment back in the city. Upon returning, Mel and Harvey engage in a custody battle over Lottie; Mel threatens to disclose details about Ben’s death, causing Harvey to relent. Roo later discovers that Ben died in a boating accident while Harvey was under the influence.

Initially, Lottie wishes to remain in Summer Bay but changes her mind after realizing Mel would be isolated in the city. Several weeks later, Harvey ends his relationship with Roo and visits Mel, indicating ongoing complexities in their personal lives.

Lottie Ryan

Charlotte "Lottie" Ryan, portrayed by Morgan Weaving, was introduced on 16 April 2012. Her casting was revealed on 31 March 2012. Weaving, who is the sister of Samara Weaving (Indigo Walker), moved to Sydney in October 2011 for filming and appreciated working close to her sibling. Lottie is the daughter of Melissa Gregg (Allison Cratchley) and Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). Following Melissa’s separation from Harvey, she and Lottie relocated to the city before coming back to Summer Bay after another relationship ended. Weaving described Lottie as "a fun-loving, sweet nerd who speaks openly."

In Summer Bay, Harvey apologizes to both Lottie and Melissa for his previous absence. Lottie spends time with Harvey and Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), receives a new phone, and meets Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier) at The Diner. She wins money playing chess against Dexter and gives it to Harvey as a gesture toward improving his relationship with Melissa. Dexter agrees to tutor Lottie but cancels a session to support April Scott (Rhiannon Fish). Lottie confides in Dexter about her brother’s death, and he helps her with a science project. Eventually, she moves back to the city with her mother.

Jett James

Jett James, portrayed by Will McDonald, debuted on 7 May 2012. McDonald expressed surprise at securing this role, which marked his first television appearance. Jett is depicted as a rebellious youth who quickly creates tension in Summer Bay, notably clashing with VJ Patterson. Channel 5 described him as someone who "has a talent for stirring up trouble." In 2013, McDonald received a nomination for the Most Popular New Male Talent at the Logie Awards.

Natalie Davison

Natalie Davison, portrayed by Catherine Mack, made her debut on 16 May 2012. The opportunity arose unexpectedly while Mack was residing in Los Angeles; she described the role as a dream come true and eagerly embraced the chance to work in Sydney. Natalie serves as a school counsellor at Summer Bay High, providing support to central figures such as Sasha Bezmel and Casey Braxton amidst intense adolescent conflicts.

Mack characterized Natalie as driven, compassionate, and altruistic, although her personality is shaped by imperfections stemming from a difficult upbringing. Professionally, Natalie's role becomes entangled with complex personal dynamics, most notably as she develops a romantic relationship with Darryl Braxton. This partnership unveils new dimensions of Brax’s persona, distinct from his prior relationships. Additionally, Natalie offers emotional support to Casey during traumatic incidents involving his father, which further complicates her involvement with Brax.

In 2013, Mack earned a Logie nomination for Most Popular New Female Talent. Later that year, she opted to exit the show to resolve lingering family issues for her character.

Natalie's narrative includes guiding troubled youth, managing romantic complexities involving Brax and Zac MacGuire, and confronting difficulties tied to the Braxton family's violent history. Her departure follows a personal quest to mend ties with her estranged mother after Zac assists her in facing deep-seated emotional wounds.

Danny Braxton

Daniel "Danny" Braxton, enacted by Andy McPhee, first appeared on 30 May 2012. Introduced under a six-month guest contract, Danny is the father of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton. His background as a hardened criminal adds layers to the Braxton family saga, emphasizing themes of abandonment and attempts at redemption.

Danny's storyline centers on his fraught relationships with his sons, particularly Heath, who seeks closure and reconciliation following the birth of his child. Although Danny occasionally reveals remorse over past errors, his criminal history and manipulative tendencies perpetuate ongoing conflicts. He endeavors to reclaim funds from his ex-wife Cheryl and becomes involved in plots against characters like Ruby Buckton.

Upon release from prison—secured through an appeal initiated by Heath and Casey—Danny relocates to Summer Bay and quickly disrupts the community. His conduct escalates from manipulation to violent acts, including orchestrating an attack on Darryl ("Brax") and robbing a bar alongside Casey. The tension peaks when Casey shoots Danny in self-defense; Danny ultimately dies during surgery.

The arc of Danny Braxton highlights family strife, criminality, and the difficulty of breaking destructive cycles within troubled households, contributing substantially to the series' dramatic intensity.

Kyle Braxton

Kyle Braxton, played by Nic Westaway, was introduced on 8 August 2012. His casting was publicly announced on 28 June 2012. Industry sources reported Westaway’s addition as a regular cast member connected to the established Braxton family lineage. In a key plot development in September, Kyle abducts Casey Braxton (Younes), holding him captive in the desert before revealing that he is Danny Braxton’s (Andy McPhee) son.

Tim Graham

Tim Graham, portrayed by Jonny Pasvolsky, made his debut on 17 August 2012. Introduced as the former boyfriend of Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), Tim arrives in Summer Bay soon after Roo becomes engaged to Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). Their shared history traces back to New York, where their relationship ended when Tim chose to reunite with his wife. After their separation, Tim comes to realize that Roo was his true love and endeavors to rekindle their romance through various means. Pasvolsky characterizes Tim as stylish, polished, and embodying a distinctive "New York energy."

Tamara Kingsley

Tamara Jane Kingsley, brought to life by Kelly Paterniti, first appeared on 1 October 2012 and departed on 21 May 2014. For the role, Paterniti relocated from Western Australia to Sydney and initially experienced apprehension about joining Home and Away. Tamara becomes entangled in a romantic triangle involving Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman) toward the end of 2012. This storyline escalates in 2013, emphasizing Tamara’s bond with Casey, particularly after she supports him during a difficult period. The arrival of her ex-boyfriend Nelson (Anthony Gee) reveals Tamara’s past experience with a "fairly abusive relationship."

Lisa Flemming

Lisa Flemming, portrayed by Rachael Beck, appeared from 5 October until 22 November 2012. Introduced as a physiotherapist, Lisa aids Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier) in his rehabilitation following a car accident. Subsequently, she develops a romantic connection with Dex's father, Sid Walker (Robert Mammone), sharing mutual attraction despite complications.

Sid and Lisa commence a clandestine relationship while collaborating on Dex’s therapy. However, Dex discovers that Lisa is married to Neil Flemming (Josef Ber), although they are separated. Sid confronts Lisa but chooses to continue their relationship discreetly until Dex’s disapproval leads to their breakup. Lisa discloses ongoing physical abuse from Neil, prompting Sid to support her in obtaining an Apprehended Violence Order against him. Neil retaliates by assaulting Sid and threatening Lisa’s family before his arrest. Despite the risks, Lisa briefly returns to Neil to safeguard Sid’s family before planning a permanent exit.

Adam Sharpe

Adam Sharpe, enacted by Martin Lynes, made his first appearance on 16 October 2012. Presented as a businessman and former mentor to the Braxton brothers, Adam is depicted as charismatic yet ethically questionable with considerable financial influence. While Darryl Braxton welcomes him, Heath Braxton harbors resentment, holding Adam responsible for his prior imprisonment. Adam’s storyline includes supplying drugs to Bianca Scott as she struggles with her son’s death, manipulating Heath, and engaging in various illicit activities.

Adam assists the Braxtons in finding their missing half-brother, Kyle Braxton, and helps resolve Darryl's debts. Despite Heath’s warnings, Adam continues providing drugs to Bianca and attempts to coerce Heath into illegal work through blackmail. His brief affair with Bianca sours their relationship amid rising tensions involving her estranged husband Liam Murphy.

Adam’s son, Jamie Sharpe, acts under Adam’s directives, leading to violent clashes with the Braxtons. After Jamie leaves Heath for dead, the brothers sever all ties with Adam and ultimately force him into a situation that results in the arrests of both Adam and Jamie.

Following his release, Adam intensifies conflicts by abducting Heath's daughter Darcy Callahan and pressuring Heath into perilous criminal ventures. A violent confrontation leaves Adam gravely wounded but alive. He then manipulates his sister Ricky Sharpe into seeking revenge against the Braxtons by framing Casey Braxton for robbery and kidnapping Casey's girlfriend Tamara Kingsley. However, Ricky ultimately turns against Adam due to her loyalty toward Brax.

Adam shoots Brax during a rescue effort and later attempts to kill him in hospital but is thwarted by Heath and Dexter Walker. Subsequently apprehended, Adam receives a sentence of 25 years to life imprisonment. In a final revelation, Adam admits to killing Johnny Barrett, thereby clearing Brax of that crime.

Jamie Sharpe

James "Jamie" Sharpe, played by Hugo Johnstone-Burt, was featured on the show from 19 October 2012 until 8 March 2013. The announcement of both the character and casting took place on 28 June 2012. Johnstone-Burt characterized Jamie as a "very unsettling stalker type," often seen interacting with Leah Patterson-Baker, portrayed by Ada Nicodemou.

During a charity event, Jamie and Leah experience an instant connection that culminates in a kiss. Although Leah hesitates due to their age difference and her parental duties, Jamie persistently reaches out through texts and presents. Eventually, Leah consents to meet him, where Jamie reveals his difficult family history. Their relationship rapidly deepens, but Jamie’s obsessive tendencies—manifested in excessive gift-giving and stalking—cause alarm.

Claire Crick from All About Soap described Jamie as "creepy," highlighting his disturbing response to rejection, which includes damaging the local diner. To escape his behavior, Leah leaves Summer Bay.

The plot intensifies when Jamie threatens Leah’s son VJ violently after VJ warns him off. For her family’s safety, Leah departs town. Following orders from his father Adam Sharpe, Jamie attacks Heath and is subsequently arrested alongside Adam. While incarcerated, fellow prisoner Casey Braxton offers protection before Jamie is transferred elsewhere.

This storyline explores themes of fixation and aggression, adding significant dramatic weight and engaging viewers with a complex antagonist portrayal.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Description
1 February	Andy	Jack Horsley	Companion of Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) who comments on her condition after a party while she is with Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes).
2 February	Adrian	Daniel Nemes	Prospective buyer at the new resort; purchases five apartments following a surfing trip with Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), despite Dennis Harling (Daniel Roberts)’s initial skepticism.
3 February	Mrs Porter	Annie Suttor	Supported by Nurse Julie Cooper (Lisa Hayson-Phillips) and Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier) during hospitalization.
3 February – 17 August	Dr Worsley	Michael Cullen	Assists Nurse Julie Cooper in caring for Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger); later informs Darryl Braxton (Stephen Peacocke) and Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) about their father Danny's passing.
3–9 February	Kathy	Rachel Strickland	Dates Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham), engages in council and resort debates opposing Dennis Harling's proposal; relationship ends as Harvey begins dating Fleur Simpson (Alys Daroy).
6 February	Bruce	Dan Prowse	Delivers chairs to Angelo's restaurant under Geoffrey King's instruction despite no order from Darryl Braxton.
7 February	Nathan Cunningham	Erin Mullally	Entertainer hired for Bianca Scott's hen night who departs upon spotting former teachers.
9 February	Election official	Lindsay Moss	Announces the election of Harvey Ryan as Summer Bay councillor.
13–14 February	Paparazzo	Nick Dale	Harasses Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead) and Bianca Scott, creating tension by following Bianca and exposing incriminating photos before their wedding.
15 February – 26 March	Sully	Roger Scriberras	Aids then assaults Darryl Braxton; threatens Bianca Scott but releases her after Heath Braxton intervenes.
16 February – 14 March	Tyler Churchill	Gustavo Barbosa	Ex-juvenile detainee linked to Casey Braxton; involved in car theft, deceit, and violence before leaving town.
17 February	Jim	Matt Greenlaw	Tests John Palmer's vehicle later stolen by Tyler Churchill.
21 February – 23 March	Referee	Nick Zemaitis	Oversees cage fights involving Darryl Braxton; initially disregards concerns about Brax's injury before continuing matches.
21 February	Announcer	Kieran Revell	Introduces fighters during cage matches featuring Darryl Braxton and Dick Norris.
21 February	Dick Norris	Uncredited	Opponent in cage fight against Darryl Braxton; wins due to distraction despite being overweight.
22 February	Shari	Jacqueline Doran	Found at a party by Leah Patterson-Baker alongside Darryl Braxton.
23 February – 23 March	Fleur Simpson	Alys Daroy	Mayor’s niece who dates Harvey Ryan and assists fundraising; leaves Angelo's restaurant frustrated by Harvey’s divided attention.
24 February	"Traveller"	"James Colette"	"Passenger on John Palmer’s bus inquiring about departure time."

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Description

28 February	"Darren"	"Jamel Boukabou"	"Removal worker found clearing Dennis Harling’s residence as he prepares to escape."
29 February	"Tess Green"	"Victoria Darke"	"Seen kissing Darryl Braxton at surf club; later discovered in compromising circumstances at his home."
2 March	"Council PA"	"Melissa Armstrong"	"Greets Roo Stewart during press conference announcing Harvey Ryan’s development plans; reveals Roo as sole applicant."
5–9 March	"Sergeant Rafferty"	"Wayne Bradley"	"Xavier Austin’s police academy instructor who initially criticizes but later supports him following achievements."
5 March	"Sam Langsford"	"Elliott Collinson"	"Police officer present when Xavier Austin requests to leave academy."
6 March – 3 April	"Margaret Henderson"	"Susan Prior"	"Mother of Stu Henderson; confronts Sasha Bezmel over Stu's death; arrested for poisoning husband."
9 March	"Offender"	"Jack Martin"	"Participant in police cadet arrest simulation involving Xavier Austin."
9 March	"Toby"	"Jack McTaggart"	"Police cadet interacting with Xavier Austin during training exercises."
9 March	"Robber"	"Christopher Darling"	"Attempts coffee shop robbery; subdued and arrested by Xavier Austin."
9 March – 9 May	"Waitress"	"Miranda O'Hare"	"Hostage during coffee shop robbery; later interacts with Dave Townsend at Angelo’s restaurant."
9 March	"Cato"	"Uncredited"	"Police cadet partnered with Xavier Austin during training exercises."
13 March – 11 April	"Eddie Trumper"	"Alan Flower"	"Vocal coach hired by Irene Roberts; involved in dispute over song lyrics with Liam Murphy."
16–23 March	"Dale Canning"	"Josef Brown"	"Carpenter donating materials for Thailand appeal; dates Roo Stewart amid romantic tension."
19 March	"Serena"	"Kiara Legay"	"Leads assault on Sasha Bezmel in retaliation for Stu Henderson’s death; suspended for involvement."
21 March – 1 May	"Sonographer"	"Meg MacIntosh"	"Conducts pregnancy scans for Bianca Scott, updating gestation details."
29 March	"Lindsay Meyer"	"Susie Collins"	"University friend of Indigo Walker; introduces her brother Logan Meyer."
29 March – 5 June	"Logan Meyer"	"David Berry"	"Develops interest in Indigo Walker despite her marriage; gifts her earrings."
5 April–10 September2013,16 September2015–9 May2022	'Constable Ben Murray'	'John-Paul Jory'	'Police officer involved in numerous investigations including arrests, crime scenes, and community policing over several years.'
	5 April –28 June	'Jayden Post'	'Christian Antidormi'	'Summer Bay High student and River Boys member engaged in bullying and school conflicts.'
'Steve Carmody'		'Michael Sheasby'	'Surf competitor romantically linked with Ruby Buckton; implicated in marijuana planting incident.'

'Date(s)'	'Character'	'Actor'	'Description'
'13 April'	'Jury Foreman'	'Lyndall Iron'	'Delivers verdict of not guilty for Sasha Bezmel regarding murder charges.'
'16 April'	'Officer Dan Foley'	'Garth Russell'	'Customs officer who discovers marijuana in Ruby Buckton’s possession.'
'18 April–31 January2013'	'Katie Miles'	'Rae Loomes'	'University friend encouraging Dexter Walker’s pursuit of April Scott.'
'26 April'	'Mayor Bryan Coombes'	'Jack O’Rourke'	'Summer Bay mayor denying approval to Harvey Ryan’s redevelopment project.'
'27 April'	'Craig Jensen'	'Tim Draxl'	'Leah Patterson-Baker’s online date whose dinner ends abruptly due to disagreement.'
'27 April –12 November'	'Biff Carruthers'	'Mitchell Burgess'	'River Boy involved in local conflicts and social activities.'
'8 May –4 June'	'Liz James'	'Sophie Gregg'	"Mother of Jett James struggling with literacy issues; later found deceased at home."
'9–23 May'	'Dave Townsend'	'Ryan Gibson'	"Summer Bay High teacher involved in disciplinary proceedings against Casey Braxton."

'11 May'	'Shop Owner'	'Sarah Pope'	"Declines Indigo Walker's dress return citing sale policy."
'11 May'	'Terry Kosla'	'Michael Cumes'	"Surf shop owner negotiating sponsorship deal with Romeo Smith."
'16 May–11 April2016'	'Snr. Sgt. Mike Emerson'	'Cameron Stewart'	"Senior police officer managing multiple investigations including arrests, trials, and community issues prior to transfer."
'30 May–6 June'	'Matthew Pearson'	'Stephen Noad'	"Prison guard interacting with Heath Braxton during visitation periods."
'7 June'	'Scott Lewis'	'Joss McWilliam'	"Prison guard escorting Darryl Braxton."
'7 June–5 October'	'Rocco Scott-Braxton'	Uncredited	"Son of Heath Braxton and Bianca Scott whose premature birth results in medical complications culminating in death."
'15 June'	'Mia Cameron'	'Kate Skinner'	"Modeling agency representative reviewing Indigo Walker's portfolio."
'19 June'	'Jackson'	'Douglas Hansell'	"Photographer engaged by Indigo Walker for photo shoot sessions."
'22 June–13 June2013'	'Nurse Alex'	'Joanna Downing'	"Hospital nurse attending multiple patients including Dexter Walker."
'26 June'	'Dean Phillips'	'Anthony Burke'	"Interviews Romeo Smith regarding sales position at Mungo Sports Surf."
'4 July'	'Nurse Wanda Fisher'	'Alexandra Aldrich'	"Nurse providing care to Rocco Scott-Braxton during medical emergency."
'10 July–22 October'	'Clay'	'Lucas Connolly'	"Hired assailant targeting Darryl Braxton on behalf of Danny Braxton."
'13 July–26 March2013'	'Richard Bozic'	'Radek Jonak'	"Biological father of Jett James involved in custody discussions."
'13 July'	'Patient'	'Dave Kirkham'	"Patient admitted at Northern District Hospital."
'19 July'	'Gary Turner'	'[Daniel Krige]'	"Associate of Darryl Braxton involved in drug-related activities."
'25 July–9 August'	'Bob Lawson'	'[Danny Mulvihill]'	"Leader orchestrating drug operations involving Darryl Braxton."
'25 July'	'Bill Crosby'	'[Ben McNalli]'	"Drug courier affiliated with Bob Lawson's operations."
'26 July'	'Water Policeman'	'[Christian Willis]'	"Investigates Darryl Braxton's boat for illegal activities."
'1 August–6 May2013'	Molly Brenner	Alison McGirr	"Case worker overseeing foster care and adoption process for Jett James."
'16 August–13 November'	Pete Simpson	Mark Hodson	"Pub manager witnessing armed robbery involving Danny and Casey Braxton."
'27 August'	Dr Ben Dawson	Richard Healy	"Neurologist supervising Dexter Walker's recovery and medical assessments."
'4 September–22 January2013'	Nurse Romina	Rose Purse	"Hospital nurse caring for injured characters including Dexter Walker and Romeo Smith."
'12 September'	Sophie White	Julia Kennedy Scott	"Physiotherapist monitoring rehabilitation progress of Dexter Walker."
'24 September'	Dr Alex Bennett	Penny Gray	"City doctor treating Rocco Scott-Braxton during infection complications."
'25 September'	Dr Jonathan Fitzsimmons	James Lugton	"Provides blood test results related to Rocco Scott-Braxton's condition."
'28 September'	Ross Farghar, Pilot, (Eddie Farghar)	Himself, Eddie Farghar	"Assistants facilitating outback trip for Darryl Braxton and Natalie Davison."
'10 October–1 May2013'	Alistair Pepplewell	Joel Barker	"Student interacting with Jett James following Gina Austin's death."
'15 October (two repo men)'	Repo Man 1 & Repo Man2, Alex Nicholas & Ben Jesinowski	Two repo men reclaiming goods from Angelo’s restaurant due to loan default by Darryl Braxton."
'18 October'	Cordelia Tuck	Taylor Thomson	"Representative of SIDS charity receiving donation from Heath Braxton." "-	'29–30 October'	Mackenzie Watson, Thug1-3, Policemen1-2	Kate Jenkinson et al.	-	'31 October'	Sean Dougherty, Winston Markman, Neil Flemming, Anastasia Delaserra	Scott Johnson et al.	-	'13–20 November,25 Feb–16 Mar2015'	Craig Stanley, Judge Beech-Jones, Clerk Tarrant, Jury Foreperson, Gary Reed	Christopher Morris et al.	"Legal professionals managing trials involving Casey Braxton and others; Gary Reed attends Harvey Ryan's stag party."

External links

• Cast and characters on the Official Australian Home and Away site
• Cast and characters on the Official UK Home and Away site
• Cast and characters listed on the Internet Movie Database
• Natalie Davison featured on the Official Australian Home and Away site