Alison Free

Home and Away

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television soap opera
Founded	January 17, 1988 (1988-01-17)
Headquarters	Sydney , Australia
Area served	Australia
Products	Television soap opera
Website	7plus.com.au/home-and-away

Home and Away is a renowned Australian soap opera. Below is a compilation of characters who made their debut in 2005, all introduced under the guidance of series producer Julie McGuaran. The show's 18th season premiered on the Seven Network on 10 January 2005. The year commenced with Emily Perry portraying Eve Jacobsen. In March, Isaac Gorman and Sharni Vinson joined the cast as Ryan Baker and Cassie Turner, respectively. April saw Doug Scroope take on the role of Graham Walters. Holly Brisley entered the series in June as Amanda Vale, Ryan’s mother. August featured Todd Lasance as Aden Jefferies, alongside the introduction of the Holden family: widower Tony (Jon Sivewright) and his sons Jack (Paul O'Brien) and Lucas (Rhys Wakefield). November brought James Mitchell as Jonah Abraham and Linden Wilkinson as Mumma Rose.

Eve Jacobsen

Eve Jacobsen—also known by the alias Zoe McCallister—is portrayed by Emily Perry, who first appeared on 21 January 2005. Perry’s casting announcement appeared in TV Week toward the end of 2004; prior to this role, she had worked as an extra. She described her portrayal of nurse Zoe as her most significant opportunity to date and anticipated enjoying the experience greatly.

Eve is introduced as a psychiatric nurse who becomes entangled with patient Sarah Lewis (Luisa Hastings-Edge). Following the death of Sarah’s boyfriend due to a crystal meth overdose linked to Sarah, Eve assists Sarah in orchestrating a revenge plan that escalates into murder. Subsequently, Eve murders nurse Zoe McCallister and assumes her identity, embarking on a violent spree including arson and sabotage aimed at Summer Bay inhabitants.

Throughout her campaign of terror, Eve implicates others for her offenses, targets prominent characters such as Sally Fletcher (Kate Ritchie), and attempts several homicides. After issuing a bomb threat at a party, she kills Marc Edwards (Christopher Hobbs), whom she had previously framed, continuing to menace the community with threats during public gatherings.

Detective Peter Baker (Nicholas Bishop) grows suspicious that Eve is actually Sarah returned from the dead. Eve kidnaps Sally but is later presumed dead following an explosion; however, she survives by exchanging identities with Laura McPhearson. Resuming her stalking of Peter under the pseudonym "Maxine Trood" (an anagram of "I Am Next Door"), she orchestrates bomb threats to manipulate Summer Bay residents.

Eve confronts Peter at an abandoned slaughterhouse but manages to evade capture until she is finally detained after threatening Jack Holden (Paul O'Brien) over a balcony. While in custody, she hints at future vengeance but reappears dramatically at Jack and Martha MacKenzie's (Jodi Gordon) wedding, holding Tracey Thompson hostage. A gas explosion occurs during this event, resulting in the immediate deaths of both Eve and Tracey.

The storyline centered around the Summer Bay Stalker involving Eve was nominated for "Best Storyline" at the 2006 Inside Soap Awards. Additionally, her disruption of Jack and Martha’s wedding received a nomination in 2007. In Digital Spy’s 2012 poll, Eve was recognized among the most memorable soap opera serial killers.

Michael Idato from the Sydney Morning Herald commended Eve’s reign of terror as "the storyline of the moment," highlighting how her identity as the stalker was cleverly concealed by omitting her from opening credits. An Inside Soap journalist described her plan to bomb a murder mystery party as "bonkers – but nonetheless brilliant."

Ryan Baker

Ryan Baker, played by Isaac Gorman, made his first appearance on 16 March 2005 and departed in 2007, with guest appearances in 2008 and 2009. Prior to this, Gorman had a role as Riley Edwards in 2002.

Ryan arrives ahead of his father Dan's wedding to Leah Patterson and initially conceals his disapproval of Leah, exhibiting rude actions such as damaging her wedding dress and burning invitations after discovering his mother Amanda Vale was excluded. Following an incident where Leah's son VJ is burned by ashes left by Ryan, he runs away but is found by his uncle Peter. This leads to an apology and Ryan’s return to Amanda in America. He later comes back to serve as a ring bearer at the wedding.

Concerned about Amanda’s influence, Dan later moves Ryan in with Leah. After conflicts arise, Amanda takes Ryan back to Los Angeles but returns months later with him to settle in Summer Bay. They are joined by Belle Taylor, Amanda’s daughter and Ryan’s half-sister. Ryan resides with Dan and Leah after Amanda and Peter reconcile and move to the city. When Dan accepts a job opportunity in America, Ryan initially resists relocating but eventually joins Amanda and Peter there. Following Dan’s fatal abseiling accident, Amanda and Ryan return for his memorial service. Ryan expresses concern about his relationship with Leah and VJ but receives reassurance. They come back for Belle’s wedding and attend her funeral after she is diagnosed with cancer.

For his portrayal of Ryan, Gorman earned a nomination for Best Young Actor at the 2006 Inside Soap Awards.

Cassie Turner

Cassie Turner, portrayed by Sharni Vinson, first appeared on 18 March 2005 and exited on 2 April 2008. Vinson had previously guest-starred in 2001 and 2003. She auditioned for the role of Martha MacKenzie in 2004 but was ultimately cast as Cassie Turner. In July 2007, reports surfaced that Vinson planned to leave the series to pursue career opportunities in Los Angeles. By November, it was confirmed she had departed for personal reasons, although the show remained silent on this as Cassie continued to appear into 2008.

Cassie was described as "fiercely independent and headstrong," with a knack for "winning friends and influencing people." Vinson received a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2006 Logie Awards for her role. A columnist from the Sunday Mirror referred to Cassie as a "sexy soap siren," noting that her exit was "disappointing" for the show's male viewers.

Graham Walters

Graham Walters, played by Doug Scroope, debuted on 22 April 2005 and left the series following the character's death on 3 March 2006.

Graham arrives in Summer Bay to celebrate his grandson Robbie Hunter’s 18th birthday, revealing strained relations with his daughter Beth Hunter due to his emotionally distant behavior stemming from trauma linked to his Vietnam War service. After selling his farm, he aims to reconnect with family members. Graham becomes romantically involved with Amanda Vale, who had previously dated his grandson Scott Hunter. Despite family objections, Graham marries Amanda.

Amanda's manipulative nature surfaces as she avoids consummating their marriage and often leaves her son Ryan Baker in Graham’s care. Upon uncovering Amanda's affair with Josh West and Josh's illegal Project 56 scheme, Graham seeks Morag Bellingham’s assistance to expose it. During a confrontation regarding this matter, Graham suffers a heart attack; although Amanda calls emergency services, she ultimately abandons him. Declared brain dead, a dispute arises over continuing life support. Robbie Hunter makes the decision to end Graham’s life by turning off the machine.

Amanda inherits Graham’s estate and holds a wake that is largely ignored in favor of the Hunter family gathering. She later returns Graham’s war medals to Beth. Robbie admits to turning off life support, faces trial, is found guilty but avoids incarceration.

Diesel Williams

Diesel Williams, played by Marcus Jacometti, appeared on Home and Away from 9 May until 17 June 2005.

This role marked Jacometti's acting debut following his completion of Year 12, as he signed on for a 20-episode arc. He traveled from Kingston, Tasmania, to Sydney for filming. Jacometti described the experience as both thrilling and demanding, mentioning initial anxiety due to newfound public attention. He commended his fellow actors for their support and depicted Diesel as a character who "falls for the wrong people, stirs up trouble, then leaves."

Diesel arrives at Summer Bay High, where principal Barry Hyde introduces him to Sally Fletcher. His distinctive appearance subjects him to bullying by Jason Pappa and his group, who assume Diesel is gay because of a rose tattoo. To counter these assumptions, Diesel dates Matilda Hunter but clarifies to Cassie Turner that he has no romantic feelings for Matilda. Despite this, Jason's harassment continues and escalates to physical assault.

Following a revelation that Diesel is homeless after a dispute with his foster parents, Sally invites him to stay with her and her husband Flynn Saunders, although Flynn is hesitant. Conflict develops between Diesel and Flynn. When Diesel mentions his mother’s birthday, Sally agrees to take him out for dinner despite Flynn’s discomfort. Eventually, Diesel moves out after Flynn arranges accommodation at a hostel.

Diesel falsely claims an affair with Sally and kisses her during a tutoring session, witnessed by Dan Baker. Sally rejects the advance; in retaliation, Diesel accuses her of sexual harassment, resulting in her suspension. Efforts by Ric Dalby and Cassie to mediate the situation prove unsuccessful. Diesel demands that Sally confess her love for him in exchange for withdrawing the complaint.

The situation intensifies when Diesel steals Sally’s locket and fabricates emails to implicate her further. Investigator Carl Summons discovers a photograph of Diesel inside Sally’s locket, which leads to her suspension. Barry Hyde warns Diesel to come clean. Later, Diesel takes Sally’s infant daughter Pippa hostage, threatening harm unless Sally admits she loves him. Flynn intervenes during Diesel’s attempted escape; Diesel is subsequently arrested.

Diesel admits to Ken Harper that he fabricated the allegations against Sally. During a visit, he reveals that Sally reminds him of his mother; she advises him that unhealthy attachments are unacceptable. Diesel apologizes and is placed into psychiatric care.

Amanda Vale

Amanda Vale, portrayed by Holly Brisley, made her first appearance on 30 June 2005 and remained until 2007, with brief returns in 2008 and 2009. Brisley described Amanda as an "ultimate attention-seeker" who manipulates those around her to fulfill her objectives. Her real-life pregnancy was written into the show during her 2009 return. For this portrayal, Brisley received a "Best Bitch" nomination at the 2007 Inside Soap Awards.

Aden Jefferies

Aden Jefferies, enacted by Todd Lasance, debuted on 4 August 2005 as a recurring character connected with Cassie Turner’s storylines. Initially cast after auditioning for another part, Lasance was promoted to the main cast in 2007. Although he intended to leave in 2009 to explore opportunities abroad, his departure was confirmed with final scenes filmed in January 2010. Lasance described Aden as "a complete bad-arse" and resisted transforming the character into a stereotypical "good guy." His performance earned him a nomination for "Best Bad Boy" at the 2008 Inside Soap Awards and won him "Most Popular Actor" at the 2009 Logie Awards, along with an additional nomination in 2010.

Jack Holden

Jack Holden, brought to life by Paul O'Brien, made his first appearance on 5 August 2005 and departed on 28 November 2008. For his portrayal, O'Brien garnered several award nominations, securing the 2006 Logie Award for "Most Popular New Male Talent." He was also shortlisted for "Most Popular Actor" in both 2007 and 2008. At the 2007 Inside Soap Awards, O'Brien and co-star Jodi Gordon received a nomination for "Best Storyline" centered around Jack and Martha's wedding. In 2008, his accolades included nominations for "Best Actor," "Sexiest Male," and "Best Couple" alongside Gordon, as well as a nod for "Best On-Screen Partnership" at the inaugural Digital Spy Soap Awards.

Tony Holden

Tony Holden, portrayed by Jon Sivewright, was introduced on 5 August 2005 and exited the series on 11 August 2010. By the time of his departure in 2010, Sivewright ranked as the joint second longest-serving male actor in the cast. His exit came shortly after co-star Amy Mathews left, with producers deciding it was an appropriate moment to conclude his storyline. Tony's narratives primarily explored his mourning over losing close family members and his role as a committed "family man." According to the official series website, he is characterized by empathy and optimism, enjoys staying fit, and values social interactions. Noteworthy moments include him reversing a vasectomy to start a family with his on-screen spouse Rachel Armstrong.

Lucas Holden

Lucas Holden, enacted by Rhys Wakefield, debuted on 5 August 2005 and left the show on 14 February 2008. Wakefield earned a nomination for Most Popular New Male Talent at the 2006 Logie Awards due to this role. A critic from the Evening Chronicle labeled Lucas as a "stroppy lad," noting his frequent sulking expressions and recalling a standout scene where Tony told him to be quiet. In October 2007, both Home and Away and Seven Network were reprimanded by the ACMA for broadcasting "raunchy scenes" during G-rated episodes, specifically episode 4358 (aired 21 February 2007), which depicted Lucas and Belle deciding to engage in sexual activity. ACMA determined that the sexual content was neither mild nor infrequent, resulting in an improper classification and violation of broadcasting standards.

Michael Abraham

Michael "Jonah" Abraham, portrayed by James Mitchell, first appeared on-screen on 4 November 2005. Mitchell joined the cast following his graduation from the NIDA in 2004, appreciating the opportunity to gain professional experience.

Jonah is revealed as the son of Mumma Rose (Linden Wilkinson), who leads the cult known as "The Believers." The sect targets Tasha Andrews (Isabel Lucas) as a prophesied figure meant to bear Jonah’s child. Complying with his mother’s directives, Jonah abducts Tasha’s friend Martha MacKenzie (Jodi Gordon) to prevent interference. After Tasha is drugged and believed to have been assaulted by Jonah, he rebels against Mumma Rose’s control and attempts to flee with Tasha; however, they are recaptured. Subsequently, Mumma Rose and Jonah are arrested by authorities.

Following his release on parole, Jonah returns under the name Michael Abraham. It is revealed that Mumma Rose adopted him at age five, naming him after her deceased son Jonah, while subjecting him to brainwashing. Michael’s infertility disproves any involvement in Tasha’s assault. Despite initial distrust from Martha and Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger), Michael sells cult property and finds work as a farmhand for Bruce Campbell (Chris Haywood). After an accident traps Michael and Martha overnight, their relationship begins to grow despite opposition from others in the community.

Their partnership encounters difficulties when Martha struggles with lingering feelings for her ex-husband Jack Holden (Paul O'Brien), who is now engaged to Sam Tolhurst (Jessica Chapnik). Michael’s jealousy culminates in a physical confrontation with Jack. Although Martha plans to leave town with Michael, he ultimately departs alone upon realizing he would remain second best to Jack.

Mumma Rose

Mumma Rose, whose real name is Florence White and is played by Linden Wilkinson, made her debut on 17 November 2005. Wilkinson had previously been seen on the show in 1996 as Katherine Walker.

As the leader of a cult named The Believers, Mumma Rose employs her son, Jonah Abraham (James Mitchell), to enlist Tasha Andrews (Isabel Lucas). Despite doubts from Tasha’s friends and her boyfriend Robbie Hunter (Jason Smith), she becomes part of the cult. Mumma Rose pushes Robbie into a river and confiscates Tasha's phone to delay assistance; however, Robbie survives but lacks evidence of foul play.

Rebecca Tate (Janneke Arent) alerts Robbie to Mumma Rose’s scheme for Tasha to become "The Chosen One" and bear Jonah’s child, but Rebecca is then abducted. Mumma Rose refuses police access during their investigation. Martha MacKenzie (Jodi Gordon) pretends to join the cult in an effort to rescue Tasha but is unsuccessful in collecting proof after being spotted near Rebecca's location.

Mumma Rose administers drugs to both Jonah and Tasha to facilitate conception. After Tasha escapes with Jonah’s help, they are captured again, and a purification ritual involving fire is planned. Tasha manages to turn the group against Mumma Rose, leading to her arrest; however, she flees in a concealed vehicle.

Months later, Mumma Rose returns, attempting to reclaim Tasha by holding her and Martha hostage. She coerces Tasha into natural labor under the threat of harming the baby. Following the kidnapping of Rachel Armstrong (Amy Mathews) and an unsuccessful sedative attempt, Nurse Julie Cooper (Lisa Hayson-Phillips) informs authorities, resulting in Mumma Rose’s capture.

With help from Charity Fernbrook (Charlotte Gregg), Mumma Rose escapes once more, abducts Tasha’s newborn daughter Ella Hunter, and plans a fiery cleansing ritual. Charity has a change of heart and contacts the police. During a hostage crisis involving Tasha, Robbie, Martha, and Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger), Mumma Rose is overpowered after a struggle and taken into custody. She is subsequently committed to a secure psychiatric institution.

A writer from the Daily Record described Mumma Rose as "sinister."

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Description
11 January–31 March	Greg Hill	Alex Sideratos	Greg serves as a doctor at Northern Districts Hospital, treating important characters such as Leah Patterson and Sally Fletcher during medical emergencies.
13–28 January	Gus Phillips	Peter Lamb	Gus is Kane Phillips' estranged father with a history of abuse and criminal debts; his actions contribute to Kane’s wrongful arrest following a robbery, affecting local law enforcement.
14 January–1 April	Marc Edwards	Christopher Hobbs	Marc arrives after a bushfire, reconnects with Josie Russell, becomes involved in blackmail and murder plots, leading to his death and framing by Eve Jacobsen.
18 January–1 March	Anna McMann	Andrea Moor	Anna works as an administrator at Northern Districts Hospital, overseeing surgical staff and operations which impact hospital procedures.
26 January–23 February	Greg Harvey	Steve Vella	Greg is connected with Gus Phillips in criminal activities; his threats and testimony influence Kane Phillips’ legal challenges.
26 January–12 September 2008	Lara Fitzgerald	Rebecca George	Lara acts as a constable at Yabbie Creek Police Station participating in investigations and mentoring officers such as Charlie Buckton.
4–7 February	Benny "Red" Barron	Colin Borgonon	Benny pilots a charter flight that crashes, resulting in his death and impacting several main characters.
17–25 February	Arthur Gordon	Alan McGuiness	Arthur is a journalist who exploits Colleen Smart for information regarding the Summer Bay Stalker case.
3–25 March	Lisa Stanniford	Zoe Tuckwell-Smith	Lisa's affair with Scott Hunter complicates relationships; her eventual departure influences Scott’s storyline.
7 March 2005 – 15 February 2017, 6 February 2020	Celebrant Claire	Mary Regan	Claire officiates numerous weddings and funerals within Summer Bay becoming a recurring community figure.
12 March–9 April 2008	Darren McGrath	Kim Knuckey	Darren holds the position of Senior Constable at Yabbie Creek Police Station involved in local law enforcement duties.
17 March	Alan Stanniford	Don Atkinson	Alan visits Summer Bay unaware of his wife Lisa's infidelity, adding tension to personal story arcs.
18 March–26 April	Joy Foxton	Elaine Lee	Joy organizes the revival of the "Miss Groper" pageant but suffers a fatal stroke affecting family dynamics.
28 March–16 September	Alison Free	Larisa Chen	Alison is a physician handling critical cases including VJ Patterson’s injuries; she uncovers key paternity details before dying in a car accident.
6–12 April	Samantha Morton	Felicity King	Samantha briefly dates Robbie Hunter aiming to provoke jealousy which influences interpersonal relations.
11 April–3 August	Clare Brody	Katrina Campbell	Clare serves as Senior Detective on the Summer Bay Stalker case; her relationship with Peter Baker impacts investigations.
11 April 2005 – 30 May 2006	Dale Browning	Barry Shepherd	Dale manages local storage connected to the Summer Bay stalker investigation facilitating police access.
15–26 April	Ben Foxton	Craig Elliot	Ben’s abusive conduct toward relatives triggers legal action affecting family storylines.
25 April	'Pauline Bennett Carla Bennett Liam Bennett	'Beth Armstrong Ashleigh Johnson Uncredited	'Pauline arrives with her children following Joy Foxton's death; family abuse issues arise involving Ben Foxton and Carla Bennett leading to intervention.

|- ! scope="row" |3 May |'Zoe McCallister |'Uncredited' |'Nurse Zoe is murdered by Eve Jacobsen who assumes her identity central to major plot developments.' |} |- ! scope="row" |9 May–7 June |'Jason Pappa |'Joshua Biagi' |'Jason bullies Diesel Williams causing school conflicts; later testifies in misconduct investigation affecting staff reputations.' |} |- ! scope="row" |20–23 May |'Jim Wallace' |'Harold Hopkins' |'Retired police officer Jim provides key information about Josie Russell’s past but dies before full disclosure.' |} |- ! scope="row" |1–13 June |'Callan Sherman |'Kain O'Keeffe' |'Callan pressures Ric Dalby for money and attempts exploitation of Matilda Hunter; his criminal behavior ends with him fleeing justice.' |} |- ! scope="row" |7–16 June |'Carl Summons' |'John O'Hare' |'School inspector investigating allegations against Sally Fletcher; findings lead to suspension and police involvement.' |} |- ! scope="row" |9–10 June |'Mystery Man' |'Lleyton Hewitt' |'Minor character unsuccessfully attempts to engage Hayley Lawson’s interest.' |} |- ! scope="row" |10–14 June |'Terry Rawlings |'Laurence Coy' |'Terry kidnaps Matilda Hunter leading to arrest; personal tragedy informs his actions.' |} |- ! scope="row" |16 June–5 July |'Noelene Baker' |'Kris McQuade' |'Mother of Peter and Dan Baker whose arrival influences family dynamics around Dan's wedding amid cultural tensions.' |} |- ! scope="row" |24 June–14 July |'Troy Peters |'Christian Willis' |'Chloe Richards’ ex-boyfriend whose stalking results in legal issues and suspicion around Chloe’s death.' |} |- ! scope="row" |4–5 July |'Kevin Baker' |'Andy Anderson' |'Father of Peter and Dan Baker; reconciles with Peter prior to Dan’s wedding.' |} |- ! scope="row" |22–23 July |'Judith Lane |'Jane Fullerton Smith' |'Mediator in custody dispute over Olivia Richards following Chloe Richards’ death.' |} |- ! scope="row" |22–23 July |'Michael Maleto' |'Antony Grey' |'Attorney representing Diana Fraser in custody battle over Olivia Richards.' |} |- ! scope="row" |3 August 2005 – 20 June 2006 |'Kevin Green |'Scott Hall-Watson' |'Physician at Northern Districts Hospital attending major cases including Flynn Saunders’ terminal illness and Jack Holden’s injuries.' |} |- ! scope="row" |9–24 August |'Tom Anderson' |'Don Halbert' |'Former lover of Kerry Hyde relevant to Kim Hyde’s search for his mother.' |} |- ! scope="row" |10 August |'Harry Chambers |'Rodney Dobsen' |'Confronts Jack Holden over daughter’s death sparking community tensions.' |} |- ! scope="row" |12–25 August |'Leo Simms' |'Johann Walravan' |'Burglar involved in poisoning plot against Irene Roberts; dies accidentally during confrontation with Amanda Vale.' |} |- ! scope="row" |15–23 August |'Lorraine Robertson |'Gael Ballantyne' |'Barry Hyde’s sister who impersonates Kim Hyde’s mother contributing to family secrets involving murder cover-up.' |} |- ! scope="row" |23 August |'Brian Robertson' |'Paul Coolahan' |"Husband of Lorraine Robertson unaware of wife's connection to Hyde family." |} |- ! scope="row" |2 September–1 November |'Corey Henderson |'Adam Saunders' |"Probationary constable involved in investigations; revealed as poisoner targeting jurors including Irene Roberts; ultimately arrested." |} |- ! scope="row"|9–13 September |'Sean Jefferies' |'Gabriel Egan' |"Older brother of Aden Jefferies assaults Ric Dalby and holds Flynn Saunders hostage leading to imprisonment." |} |- ! scope="row"|18 September 2005 – 14 February 2006 |'Greg Matthews |'Josef Ber' |"Doctor diagnosing Flynn Saunders’ terminal melanoma attending his funeral." |} |- ! scope="row"|27 September |'Len Green' |'Gary Baxter' |"Local mayor framed by Josh West during mayoral elections." |} |- ! scope="row"|29 September |"Pat McGrath"' |"Uncredited"| |"Wife of Darren McGrath appearing briefly during social scenes." |} |- ! scope="row"|13 October–25 November |"Kylie Kopperton"' |"Leah Etkind"| |"Works at nudist camp introducing drug-related subplot involving Kim Hyde." |} |- ! scope="row"|19 October–8 November |"Bert Biddle"' |"Zachary Garred"| |"Intern at Northern Districts Hospital involved in paternity test deception linked to Amanda Vale." |} |- ! scope="row"|25 October–25 November |"Noah Hunter"' |"Multiple actors"| |"Newborn son entangled in paternity dispute between Scott Hunter and Kim Hyde." |} |- ! scope="row"|28 October 2005 – 19 January 2006 |"Dudley Shepherd"' |"Terry Serio"| |"Bookmaker engaged by Dan Baker leading to escalating gambling debts and kidnapping incident." |} |- ! scope="row"|28–29 October |"David Knotts"' |"Alan Dukes"| |"Gun dealer involved in illegal firearm sale affecting Martha MacKenzie." |} |- ! scope="row"|9–22 November |"Jimmy Knox"' |"Paul Caesar"| |"Associate of Dudley Shepherd enforcing debt collection on Dan Baker." |} |- ! scope="row"|11 November 2005 – 19 March 2012 |"Derek Young"' |"Charlie Hopkins"| |"Doctor at Northern Districts Hospital appearing during Flynn Saunders’ retirement due to cancer." |} |- ! scope="row"|11 November 2005 – 2 October 2006 |"Charity Fernbrook"' |"Charlotte Gregg"| |"Member of The Believers cult involved in kidnapping plot resulting in arrest." |} }