Alistair O'Loughlin

Nell Rebecchi
Occupation	Fictional character
Years active	2013–2025 (on-screen)
Known for	Character in Neighbours

Nell Rebecchi

Nell Rebecchi has been portrayed by Scarlett Anderson from 2013 to 2022 and by Ayisha Salem-Towner from 2023 to 2025, making her debut on 7 January 2013. She is the child of Sonya Rebecchi (Eve Morey) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). At the time of her first appearance, Anderson was merely four weeks old. Morey has expressed great fondness for working alongside Anderson, highlighting the uplifting energy she brought to the production.

Morey played a role in encouraging the writers to develop a storyline where Sonya and Toadie become parents, considering it a logical step for their characters. During filming, both Morey and co-star Alin Sumarwata wore prosthetic pregnancy bellies. On screen, Sonya chooses to have a home birth but ends up needing a caesarean section due to complications. This plot featured intense moments, including Toadie's fear that Nell had died before discovering she was safe. Anderson's last appearance occurred in the 2022 season finale. Salem-Towner took over the role for the show's 2023 revival, which advanced the timeline by two years.

Nell’s narrative encompasses her parents’ early difficulties with fertility, the decision behind her surname, and a naming day ceremony that introduces key family members. The character has been pivotal in story arcs involving child safety issues, behavioral problems linked to technology use, and medical emergencies such as an opiate overdose. Her interpersonal relationships include close connections with family friend Mark Brennan and adapting to family dynamics after Sonya’s passing from ovarian cancer.

Following Sonya's death, Nell faces complex family adjustments, including coming to terms with her uncle Shane and aunt Dipi relocating to Sydney. She also struggles to comprehend adult relationships, demonstrated by her confusion regarding Amy Greenwood’s dating life. Nell significantly influences Toadie's romantic involvements, notably opposing his marriage to Terese Willis while maintaining affection for Melanie Pearson. This tension culminates in Nell being kidnapped during an attempt to visit Melanie but she is ultimately rescued.

Amber Turner

Amber Turner, played by Jenna Rosenow, made her first appearance on 7 February 2013. Her casting was revealed on 4 November 2012. Prior to this role, Rosenow had appeared as an extra on Neighbours. Amber is the sole daughter of Matt (Josef Brown) and Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall). Kendall characterized Amber as "a typical teenage girl," while Rosenow described her as "an ordinary 17-year-old." The character displays some naivety and keeps a secret from her family; she presents herself as an ideal good girl but possesses hidden layers of complexity. An online spin-off titled Amber's Blog features Amber chronicling her family's relocation from Mount Isa to Erinsborough.

Bailey Turner

Bailey Turner, portrayed by Calen Mackenzie, made his debut on 7 February 2013, with casting details revealed on 4 November 2012. Prior to this role, Mackenzie appeared in Neighbours as Thomas McPhee. He was signed on for an initial term of four years to play Bailey. As the youngest member of the Turner family, Bailey is the son of Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall). Kendall refers to him as "a brain," while the official show profile describes Bailey as a mischievous and curious teenager who values his intellect and distinctive viewpoint.

Matt Turner

Matt Turner, brought to life by Josef Brown, first appeared on screen on 7 February 2013. His casting was also announced on 4 November 2012. Matt is married to Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and father to Mason, Amber, and Bailey Turner. The family moved from Mount Isa to Erinsborough, where Matt took up the position of police sergeant. Brown characterized the Turners as a "great family" with underlying conflicts and secrets.

Robbo Slade

Robert Alan "Robbo" Slade, enacted by Aaron Jakubenko, arrived on 15 February 2013. Jakubenko had previously played two separate characters in Neighbours. Robbo is an acquaintance of Mason Turner from Mount Isa and was responsible for instigating a botched factory robbery that resulted in Mason’s arrest by Matt Turner. After moving to Erinsborough, Robbo broke into the Turner household and later emerged as Amber Turner's clandestine boyfriend. Jenna Rosenow described Robbo as a deceptive "bad boy" whose charm conceals more sinister motives.

Robbo's narrative involved numerous illegal acts such as break-ins and attempted thefts. He coerced Mason into committing further offenses, escalating tensions with both the Turner family and other locals. His manipulative tactics extended to blackmail and intimidation, targeting Amber and threatening Sonya Mitchell and her family. Additionally, Robbo accumulated debts through rigged poker matches arranged by Paul Robinson.

The storyline reached a climax when Robbo was involved in a hit-and-run incident that hospitalized him. After briefly regaining consciousness, he tried to reveal information about Mason before suffering cardiac arrest and passing away. It was later disclosed that Hudson Walsh was responsible for the accident.

Mason Turner

Mason Turner, played by Taylor Glockner, first appeared on 22 February 2013. Glockner's casting was announced on 4 November 2012. He had been filming for approximately five to six weeks prior to the December production break, with his initial scenes featuring Ashleigh Brewer. Mason is the eldest son of Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Matt Turner (Josef Brown). Kendall describes him as "smouldering" and "rebellious," while executive producer Richard Jasek labels him a "bad boy" who possesses a good heart. Mason often makes poor decisions driven by good intentions. Glockner highlighted Mason's complex dynamic with his sister Amber (Jenna Rosenow) and strained relationship with his father. He arrives following juvenile detention for a robbery conviction in which he was wrongly implicated and immediately begins persistently pursuing Kate Ramsay (Brewer).

Rhiannon Bates

Rhiannon Bates, portrayed by Teressa Liane, made her debut on 8 April 2013. To embody Rhiannon's unique appearance, Liane transformed her look by dyeing her hair dark brown and applying striking makeup. Rhiannon, Mason Turner's former girlfriend from Mount Isa, is depicted as confident, cheeky, and straightforward. She arrives in Erinsborough aiming to reconnect with Mason, making a memorable entrance by climbing through his bedroom window. Her presence introduces complications to Mason's developing relationship with Kate Ramsay.

Rhiannon discloses that she left her son Jackson in the care of her sister and initially intends to return home but ultimately chooses to remain in Erinsborough, settling into Number 26 Ramsay Street. She confesses to sending a threatening note to Matt Turner because she disapproved of how he treated Mason. Upon noticing Mason's interest in Kate, Rhiannon revamps her image following advice from Sheila Canning and uses this new persona to manipulate Paul Robinson, gaining financially while exposing his corrupt dealings.

Subsequently, Rhiannon returns to support Matt in a corruption investigation involving Paul Robinson. She brings Jackson with her and stays at Number 28 with Karl and Susan Kennedy. Due to communication challenges, she is offered a cleaning position at Lassiter's, where Susan assists her in improving her speech. After an unsuccessful attempt to move in with Mason, Rhiannon accepts a job opportunity at Lassiter's in Darwin.

Critics compared Rhiannon to a daring and provocative character akin to those found in British soaps. Her makeover and assertive demeanor attracted attention and added layers of intrigue to the storyline.

Jayden Warley

Jayden Warley, played by Khan Oxenham, first appeared on 6 May 2013. Announced in February 2013, Oxenham returned to the role in both 2015 and 2018. He found portraying Jayden challenging yet enjoyable, recognizing some personal traits shared with the character.

Jayden is primarily known for bullying Bailey Turner (Calen Mackenzie), which leads to multiple confrontations and fights. He provokes his peers, manipulates situations to evade suspension, and engages in dangerous acts such as injuring himself while attempting skateboard tricks. His mother, Sue Parker, intervenes when legal consequences loom.

In an effort to disrupt Paul Robinson's press conference, Jayden vandalizes Sonya's Nursery and confides family difficulties to Brad Willis, who encourages him to channel his anger through sports. Despite ongoing disputes, Jayden and Bailey occasionally bond over drinking and vandalism before their conflicts reignite.

Jayden denies stealing from Paige Smith but tries to blackmail her after witnessing suspicious behavior. Paige retaliates by recording him in a compromising position, compelling Jayden to remain silent. Following a school fire incident, Jayden admits attempting to frame Stephanie Scully and apologizes for his actions.

Three years later, Jayden faces challenges finding work but secures a trial at Amy Williams' construction yard. Due to poor performance, Amy issues a bullying warning before terminating his employment; however, she offers him an apprenticeship which he accepts. After an accident involving falling concrete slabs caused by loosened ratchet straps, both Jayden and Sue are questioned by police and receive six-month prison sentences.

Terese Willis

Terese Willis, brought to life by Rebekah Elmaloglou, made her first appearance on 14 May 2013. Her casting and character details were made public on 7 February 2013. Elmaloglou and her family moved to Melbourne specifically for the filming schedule. Before production began, she requested a modification in how her character’s name was pronounced. Terese entered the storyline as Brad Willis's (Kip Gamblin) second wife, joining his teenage twins: Josh (Harley Bonner) and Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). Elmaloglou described Terese as methodical and someone she could easily befriend. Terese’s narrative started with an encounter with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), who mistakenly thought he was interviewing her for a position at Lassiter's Hotel.

Imogen Willis

Imogen Willis, portrayed by Ariel Kaplan, first appeared on screen on 20 May 2013. Both the character and Kaplan’s involvement were revealed in February 2013. At the time of casting, Kaplan was enrolled at Melbourne’s 16th Street Actors Studio. Imogen is the twin sister of Joshua and the daughter of Brad and Terese Willis. Kaplan described Imogen as self-assured, comfortable with herself, and a positive example for young women. Within the family setting, Imogen often feels eclipsed by Joshua’s swimming ambitions, underscoring the complicated love-hate dynamic between the twins.

Josh Willis

Joshua "Josh" Willis, enacted by Harley Bonner, debuted on 20 May 2013. His casting was announced on 7 February 2013 and confirmed on 18 February. Motivated by his agent, Bonner auditioned for the part and found early filming challenging due to quickly establishing the family relationships. Josh is the son of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Bonner portrayed Josh as ambitious and resolute, with a nuanced relationship with his twin sister Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). As a competitive swimmer, Bonner underwent extensive swim training for this role.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell (also known as Dave), played by Chris Haywood, debuted on 17 June 2013. His introduction was announced on 5 June, with casting details revealed on 14 June. Walter arrives as Sonya Mitchell’s (Eve Morey) long-lost uncle, who she believed to be deceased. Initially watching Sonya from afar, Walter eventually discloses his identity, leading to a tentative reconciliation. Sonya’s partner, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), advises caution due to Walter’s secretive tendencies.

Walter becomes part of the community by participating in local events and meeting key residents, including Sonya’s children. Though initially welcomed by Toadie and others, Walter’s battle with alcoholism emerges, complicating his relationships. He commits thefts within the community but hesitates to take advantage of individuals like Sheila Canning (Colette Mann). After attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and brief stays with Sonya and Toadie, Walter ultimately steals proceeds from a nursery and leaves town. He later returns to repay Sonya and reveals that he is actually Dave, having taken on the real Walter Mitchell’s identity after encountering him in a halfway house before departing once more.

Hudson Walsh

Hudson Walsh, played by Remy Hii, made his first appearance on 28 June 2013. The casting announcement came on 12 June 2013, with Hii already engaged in filming. At the time, Hii was unemployed and based in Melbourne when he landed the role soon after auditioning. He characterized Hudson as a sensitive and determined competitive swimmer who was beginning to explore life beyond his athletic career. Hudson entered the storyline as a romantic partner for established character Chris Pappas (James Mason), with both characters facing challenges related to new relationships and issues of trust.

Hudson also emerged as a competitor to Joshua Willis (Harley Bonner), another top-tier swimmer. Their rivalry escalated after their coach, Don Cotter (John Adam), persuaded Josh to transition to middle-distance events to reduce their direct competition.

Initial plotlines revealed Hudson’s involvement with performance-enhancing drugs, which caused tension with Chris and led to the departure of his coach Don. Despite these difficulties, Hudson managed to secure a sponsorship deal from Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) after assuring him that the drug use was an isolated incident. Although conflicts with Josh persisted, they eventually diminished under the guidance of coach Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin).

Hudson became entangled in a blackmail storyline involving Mason Turner and Robbo Slade, providing financial assistance to resolve the matter. After Robbo died in a hit-and-run accident, Hudson was implicated through CCTV footage but initially took the fall for Josh. He later admitted to causing the accident, explaining that he had only intended to intimidate Robbo but accidentally struck him with his car. As a result, Hudson was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment.

During his time in prison, Hudson’s relationship with Chris became strained, marked by challenges in communication and eventual separation due to trust issues. Their interactions underscored the emotional difficulties faced during Hudson’s incarceration and his attempts to rebuild his life after sentencing.

Marty Kranic

Marty Kranic, portrayed by Darius Perkins, appeared for the first time on 29 July 2013. Perkins, who originally gained fame as Scott Robinson in 1985, was signed for a one-month stint. Marty is depicted as a "shady associate" of Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and is adept at handling complicated situations. Perkins commented on the appeal of playing a villainous role, which was a departure from his earlier portrayal of the likable Scott.

Paul invites Marty to join a poker game to utilize his card-playing expertise. Marty is assigned to deal with Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko) and later receives complimentary access to Lassiter's executive suite as a reward. Marty attempts to infiltrate Robbo’s poker games but is unsuccessful and enlists help from Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). After Robbo’s fatal hit-and-run incident, Lucas reveals that Marty accused Robbo of using marked cards. Marty denies any involvement in the accident but cautions Paul against implicating him.

When questioned by authorities, Marty lies about witnessing Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) committing the hit-and-run. Several months later, Marty resurfaces to blackmail Paul, who is campaigning for mayor. He offers damaging information about Paul to Paul’s opponent, Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), aiming to influence the election outcome; however, Karl refuses the offer.

Josie Lamb

Josie Lamb, played by Madison Daniel, made her first appearance on 12 August 2013. Daniel had earlier appeared on Neighbours in 2012, portraying Claudia Howard. Initially signed for a recurring role lasting ten months, Daniel returned to reprise Josie in 2016, with her appearances resuming from February 2017 onward.

Josie entered the storyline as a self-assured student and a friend of Callum Jones. She developed romantic feelings for Callum but, upon realizing his interest lay with Imogen Willis, attempted to alter her looks and demeanor to mirror Imogen's. This narrative thread tackled eating disorders, depicting Josie's restrictive dieting, compulsive exercising, and eventual collapse caused by dehydration and malnourishment during a community fun run. The series used this plot to address issues surrounding body image and mental health recovery.

At school, Josie endured bullying due to her intellect, appearance, and having two mothers. Her friendship with Callum gradually evolved into a romantic relationship following some misunderstandings. The storyline further complicated when Josie's mother Ellen was revealed as the lead investigator in a hit-and-run case involving Callum’s father. Concerned about Josie’s well-being amid her transformation efforts, Callum’s mother Sonya stepped in.

Josie's social life involved managing school dances, relationships, and friendships—such as forming a bond with Josie Mackay through Bailey Turner. She supported Callum when he left for a scholarship opportunity in the United States and navigated typical adolescent issues like school politics and personal boundaries.

While attending university, Josie returned during her parents' separation. She cautioned Stephanie Scully about Victoria’s feelings toward her, which led to escalating tensions culminating in an intervention order against Steph—later revealed to have been instigated by Ellen.

This character's journey contributed significant depth to the narrative by exploring adolescent mental health, family relationships, and teenage dynamics within the show's broader appeal.

Alek Pocoli

Alek Pocoli, portrayed by Damian De Montemas, first appeared on 9 September 2013. His casting was announced on 30 August 2013. To capture Alek’s international roots without an overly strong Eastern European accent, De Montemas adopted a "hybrid" accent for the role. Alek is the estranged former husband of established character Vanessa Villante (Alin Sumarwata). His arrival in Erinsborough brings a significant revelation that disrupts Vanessa’s life and unsettles her fiancé, Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Alek’s sense of humor also tends to annoy Lucas.

Alek initially searches for Vanessa at her home before locating her at Harold's Store. He reveals that Vanessa did not initiate contact; rather, someone impersonated her. Alek confesses he never filed their annulment to avoid bringing shame upon his family and had hoped to see Vanessa again. He apologizes for his past behavior and invites her to discuss their situation privately. Lucas soon discovers that Vanessa and Alek remain legally married. Having become wealthy since their marriage ended, Alek offers Vanessa $100,000 in exchange for relinquishing any claim on his assets, which she accepts prior to finalizing the annulment. Before leaving to join his fiancée, Alek references a hotel they stayed at in Tirana, Albania, marking their farewell.

Gemma Reeves

Gemma "Gem" Reeves, portrayed by Kathryn Beck, made her debut on 7 October 2013. Beck’s casting was revealed in September 2013, following earlier mentions of the character on-screen. She described Gem as someone who challenges limits and is unpredictable. Gem is related to established characters Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). Her arrival in Erinsborough is motivated by a desire to reconnect with Georgia, whom she deeply admires. Georgia welcomes her warmly and convinces her to move into Toadie’s home, setting up forthcoming conflicts. A TV Week journalist labeled Gem a "blonde bombshell" and a "hottie."

Eric Edwards

Eric Edwards, played by Paul O'Brien, first appeared on 10 October 2013. His casting was announced on 2 October 2013, with O'Brien filming the role during a break from a movie shoot in Jakarta, which required him to grow a beard. He called the beard "non-negotiable" but believed it enhanced the character’s authenticity. Eric is introduced as a client of local lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) and becomes entangled in a legal conflict.

Eric alleges he sustained a back injury due to a malfunctioning gym machine, although Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) points out that the "out of order" sign had been removed. Eric hires Toadie to take legal action against the gym but later withdraws the case when it emerges his injury resulted from a skiing accident. Toadie contemplates suing the ski instructor but discovers Eric was intoxicated at the time and had been dishonest. Subsequently, Eric files a negligence lawsuit against Toadie after learning that Brad's daughter, Imogen (Ariel Kaplan), worked at Toadie's law firm during his case. When Eric’s wife, Mandy (Emelia Burns), finds out about the lawsuit, she leaves with their daughter. Following an invitation by Toadie and his wife Sonya (Eve Morey) for lunch, Eric and Mandy confront their marital problems. Eric eventually drops the lawsuit and reconciles with Mandy, who returns home.

Jacob Holmes

Jacob Holmes, portrayed by Clayton Watson, arrived on 28 November 2013 as a widowed father facing financial hardship. Introduced through his connection with Sonya Rebecchi (Eve Morey) via her parenting blog, Jacob seeks assistance after losing his wife Hannah shortly after childbirth. After nearly having an accident involving his son Elliott’s pram, Jacob entrusts Elliott to Sonya’s care, who later offers him work at her nursery to support him financially.

Jacob’s storyline focuses on his struggle to manage grief while battling for custody of Elliott against Hannah’s parents. Sonya becomes more involved when Jacob kisses her but soon regrets the action. Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), Sonya’s husband, helps mediate the custody dispute despite tension caused by the kiss and ongoing legal issues. Initially considering giving up custody, Jacob ultimately decides to fight for his son’s care. After confessing romantic feelings toward Sonya—which she does not reciprocate—Jacob chooses to move to Adelaide to be closer to his in-laws.

This narrative explores themes such as single parenthood, financial difficulties, and complex family legal battles, highlighting Jacob’s resilience and the influence of supportive relationships on his choices.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
11 January	Gabby Ross		Gabby, Eloise, and Michaela attempt to secure waitressing positions at Charlie's, but their efforts are undermined by Natasha Williams due to envy.
	Eloise Russell	Amy Arnott
		Caitlin Pascoe
16 January–11 March	Brian O'Loughlin	Paul Denny	Brian assists Priya Kapoor in coordinating a school board meeting and defends her against Paul Robinson. He confesses to sending inappropriate messages to Priya, who reports him; he counters with harassment claims. Priya is dismissed; Brian demands a night together for withdrawing his accusations. Later, Susan Kennedy coerces Brian into retracting his claims by threatening to reveal his misconduct to colleagues. Brian resigns from the board.
16 January	Nate Fuller	Ryan Jones	Nate attends a soccer game with coworkers and accidentally causes injury to Aidan Foster by tripping him. He confides in Chris Pappas that his behavior changed after Aidan’s earlier discourteous conduct.
17 January	Tony Corvus	Mick Alford	Tony discusses his divorce situation with Ajay Kapoor; following an argument between Tony and Sheree, Ajay decides to leave his employment with Tony.
	Sheree Corvus	Jacqui Sundbery
21–31 January	Brett Letson	Brendan McCallum	Brett purchases Rhys Lawson's vehicle but later questions its background and Rhys’ urgency to sell, citing the need for investment funds elsewhere.
23 January	Will Clifton	Garth Ploog	Will is introduced on a date arranged by Sheila Canning for Chris Pappas, who declines as he is not prepared for a relationship.
23 January	Lyndall Stokes	Clare Griggs	Lyndall begins dating Karl Kennedy, who admits he has not moved on from a previous relationship.
24 January	Daryl Banick	Mark Doggett	Daryl voices complaints to Natasha Williams about Sonya Mitchell breastfeeding her child in public.
24–25 January	Polly Lipcer	Kylie Trounson	Polly supports Sonya in lodging a complaint regarding being asked to leave while breastfeeding and contacts a local journalist for media attention.
4 February–7 October 2014, 5 May–14 June 2016	Wendy Leung	Natalia Ko	Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel who manages guest services and charity event coordination. Later provides details about Paige Smith's visit and an incident at Harold's Store. Encounters John Doe related to an earlier event before an explosion at Lassiter's.
6 February–2 April	Alistair O'Loughlin	Rahart Sadiqzai	High school student at Erinsborough High who bullies Rani Kapoor both online and offline. Suspended after creating a Facebook page disparaging the Kapoor family. Attempts reconciliation following Priya Kapoor's death, causing tension among peers.
8 February	Phillipa Curtis	Louise Rocchi	Meets Ajay Kapoor during karate classes; they share drinks afterward and leave together.
18 February	Diane Stevens	Mahalia Brown	Participates in a double date with Rhys Lawson and Kyle Canning; departs early accompanied by Rhys.
18–28 February	Jana Noviac	Kyrie Capri	Dates Kyle Canning following their meeting on a double date; relationship ends due to Kyle's lack of commitment.
21–26 February	Ralphie Mahone	Daniel Bowden	Assists Chris Pappas with car repairs; pressures for payment and involves Chris in refurbishing vehicles. Later helps balance finances by offering deals on storm-damaged cars.
25 February		Wendy John	Accompanies her son Alistair to Priya Kapoor's office; expresses shock at Alistair’s bullying behavior.
15 March–10 June 2014	Kelly Merolli	Maya Aleksandra	Senior Constable collaborating with Matt Turner; investigates crimes such as burglaries, robberies, and assaults. Handles notable cases involving Paul Robinson and others. Supports policing efforts during community lockdowns alongside Matt.
19 March–1 May, 26 April 2016	Minister David Fry	Gary Gartside	Officiates weddings for Sonya Mitchell and Toadfish Rebecchi, including vow renewals; also involved in the disrupted wedding ceremony of Daniel Robinson and Imogen Willis years later.
20 March–8 April 2014	Julie Parelli	Krissy Hamilton	Paramedic responding to critical incidents such as gas explosions and shootings; provides medical care during key storylines including Kate Ramsay’s death.
22 March	Eddie Lawson	Ned Manning	Father of Rhys Lawson; arrives unaware of his son's passing; receives personal belongings from Kyle Canning.
2 April–7 May	Tony Daley	Giovanni Bartuccio	Lassiter's Hotel manager during the gas explosion event; pressured by Paul Robinson to falsify reports; dismissed but offered alternative employment within the company by Lucy Robinson.
2 April–8 May	Tina Maroon	Annie Stanford	Hospital staff member who steals medication, leading to colleague Georgia Brooks’ wrongful suspension; later charged when the truth is uncovered.
3 April	Mia Johnson	Michelle Bourke	Has a one-night encounter with Paul Robinson; interacts with his niece Kate Ramsay shortly thereafter.
5–25 April	Pete Clark	Paul Cousins	Employee at Charlie's bar involved in drug-related activities resulting in termination after selling drugs on site.
15 April–7 May	Cassie Nicholls	Lisa Marie Shaw	Engages in cyberbullying against Amber Turner; later reconciles after emotional distress and exposes drug dealing at school.
25 April–10 May, 30 March 2015	Carol Crane	Sally Bourne	Hospital investigator handling cases of medication theft involving Georgia Brooks; supports staff throughout investigations and encourages professional growth opportunities.
29 April–6 May	Allan Hewitt	Mick Preston	Councillor involved in discussions regarding Paul's apartment developments; accused by Rhiannon Bates of inappropriate conduct leading to police involvement.
8–14 May	Seamus Illich	Scott Smart	Visits Fitzgerald Motors for vehicle repairs conducted by Chris Pappas; goes on a date with Chris which ends due to miscommunication.
8 May	Lachie Maroon	Matthew Connell	Steals prescription drugs from mother Tina Maroon to resell at school; involved in police incident with Kyle Canning exposing family difficulties.
4 June–9 July	"Don Cotter'"	"John Adam"	"Swimming coach influencing Joshua Willis’ training strategies, encouraging changes that favor other swimmers. Involved in controversy over performance-enhancing drugs leading to athlete departures."
2 July–28 May 2014	"Josie Mackay'"	"Kate Mylius"	"Teenager interacting socially with Bailey Turner and Callum Jones; seeks guidance on approaching Bailey."
4 July	"Nathan White'"	"Matt Okine"	"Photographer engaged for Lassiter’s wedding brochure; frustrated by lack of chemistry among models and interference from Paul Robinson."
4 July–26 November	"Stu Branson'"	"Darcy Kent"	"Frequent patron at Charlie’s bar attending live music events and poker games organized by Robbo Slade."
9–11 July 2013,18 February2014,30 October2014	"Bob Kind'"	"Peter Flaherty"	"Facilitates local AA and GA meetings at community center; interacts with Sonya Mitchell and Walter Mitchell concerning group participation and confidentiality."
10–19 July	"Clay Blair'"	"Charlie Terrier"	"Briefly dates Amber Turner; becomes involved in conflict with Robbo Slade over Amber’s phone."
12 August	"Harry Austin'"	"Damien Aylward"	"Participant in poker games linked to Lucas Fitzgerald involving gambling debts and temptations."
13 August	"Graeme Francis'"	"Aston Elliot"	"Poker player who loses games against Lucas Fitzgerald."
23 August	"Elsie Young'"	"Diana Greentree"	"Socializes with Lou Carpenter at community center and Charlie’s bar; reacts negatively toward Sheila Canning’s remarks about Lou."
28 August–6 November,9 February2016 –6 September2017	"Ellen Crabb'"	"Louise Crawford"	"Homicide detective leading investigation into Robbo Slade’s death. Collaborates closely with partner David Oakley questioning suspects including Toadfish Rebecchi. Manages multiple high-profile cases such as hospital malnutrition, surrogacy disputes, burglary investigations, evidence tampering scandals resulting in suspension, culminating in resignation due to ethical violations."
28 August–18 September	"David Oakley'"	"Mike Steele"	"Detective working alongside Ellen Crabb on the Robbo Slade case. Removes Matt Turner from investigation over potential bias. Oversees suspect interrogations culminating in Hudson Walsh's confession."
6 September	"Margaret Leeds'"	"Gloria Ajenstat"	"Engages with Sonya Mitchell regarding changes in legal representation following Toadfish Rebecchi’s manslaughter charge."
19 September,2 April2015,12 October2016	'Amy Gubana'	'Police officer assisting fingerprinting Hudson Walsh post-arrest; supports Mark Brennan in operations targeting car theft rings and manages accident investigations.'
24 September–2 October	'Amali Ward'	'Herself'	'Performs Georgia Brooks’ song at Charlie’s bar under Paul Robinson’s management. Navigates music industry dynamics involving songwriting credit disputes.'
24 September–19 May2015	'\'\'Danni Ferguson\'\\'	'Laura McIntosh'	'Manager at Fitzgerald Motors overseeing staff discipline including Chris Pappas. Engages in personal conflicts involving abusive ex-partner Stephen Montague. Central figure in major storyline including hit-and-run causing Matt Turner’s death leading to legal consequences.'
26 September–8 October	'\'\'Meg Morris\'\	'Aliesha Pearson'	'Hotel guest who flirts with Mason Turner during stay at Lassiter’s Hotel before early departure.'
1 October	'\'\'Derek Blasko\'\	'John Jones'	'Stalks Sheila Canning following her pursuit of Chris Pappas causing distress.'
9 October	'\'\'Stavros Alkinos\'\	'Peter Berzanskis'	'Photography student taking pictures around Erinsborough leading to misunderstandings resolved through apology.'
18 October	'\'\'Miguel Ferrerr\'\	'Bartholomew Walsh'	'Engages in a one-night stand with Chris Pappas followed by retaliatory vandalism at the garage.'
23 October–21 November	'\'\'Jackson Bates\'\	'Finn Woodlock'	'Son of Rhiannon Bates moving into Number 28 who runs away fearing abandonment before being found by Chris Pappas.'
25–29 October,7 May2014	'\'\'Mandy Edwards\'\	'Emelia Burns'	'Mother coping with husband Eric Edwards’ injury case represented by Toadfish Rebecchi. Experiences marital difficulties leading to separation discussions and vow renewal planning.'
25–29 October	'\'\'Mia Edwards\'\	'Lily Kabengele'	'Young daughter of Eric and Mandy Edwards.'
6 November,20 October2016 –30 January2017	'\'\'Victoria Lamb\ '	'Claudia Greenstone'	'Hospital consultant advising key characters including Sonya Rebecchi and Stephanie Scully on surrogacy plans. Develops complex personal relationships impacting professional interactions.'
12 November	'\'William Royce\	'Leigh Gathercole'	'Photographer scheduled for Yumi and Goro Nakano’s wedding but falls ill, prompting Terese Willis to hire Amber Turner as replacement.'
	'Yumi Nakano'	'Grace Lee'	'Bride attending wedding photography session.'
	'Goro Nakano'	'Simon Chan'	'Groom attending wedding photography session.'
max=2 width=33% style=white-space: nowrap| 18 November –16 January2014	\n|\nRuby Knox\n\nMaggie Naouri\n\nJournalist interviewing Joshua Willis for promotional purposes. Briefly manages Josh securing sponsorships before Josh declines further assistance.\n\n|\n-\n\nscope=row|max=2 width=33% style=white-space: nowrap|\n27 November\n|\n|\nPeter Slattery\n\nNicholas Stribakos\n\nDeveloper collaborating with Paul Robinson.\n\n|\n-\n\nscope=row|max=2 width=33% style=white-space: nowrap|\n28 November –3 February2014\n|\n|\nElliott Holmes\n\nRyder Smyth\n\nSon of Jacob Holmes raised primarily by his father until custody challenges prompt shared arrangements.\n\n|\n-\n\n}