Danni Ferguson

Nell Rebecchi
Born	(2013-01-07) January 7, 2013 Erinsborough (fictional)
Occupation	Fictional character on Neighbours
Years active	2013–2025
Known for	Character on Australian soap opera Neighbours

Nell Rebecchi

Nell Rebecchi, played by Scarlett Anderson (2013–2022) and later by Ayisha Salem-Towner (2023–2025), made her debut on 7 January 2013. She is the child of Sonya Rebecchi (Eve Morey) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). Anderson was just four weeks old when she first appeared. Morey commented on her close bond with the infant during filming, emphasizing how it positively influenced the cast’s morale.

Morey advocated for the introduction of a child for Sonya and Toadie, considering it a natural development for their characters. Both she and co-star Alin Sumarwata wore prosthetic pregnancy bellies during production. On-screen, Sonya chooses to have a home birth but ultimately requires a cesarean section due to complications. Nell’s arrival was a pivotal plotline, with Toadie fearing for her life until reassured by Karl Kennedy.

Anderson’s final portrayal occurred in the series finale on 28 July 2022. Upon the return of Neighbours in 2023, Salem-Towner took over the role as the storyline jumped forward by two years. Moloney commended Salem-Towner’s portrayal and noted that Nell’s character was given a more prominent presence.

Nell’s narrative covers her parents’ initial difficulties conceiving, Sonya’s complicated home birth, and early family interactions. The couple chooses to name her after Nell Mangel. Throughout her childhood, Nell faces several challenges including dependence on electronic devices, a fall prompting a Department of Human Services investigation, hospitalization due to a bee sting, and behavioral problems linked to a mobile app. After Toadie becomes paralyzed, Nell adjusts with assistance from Amy Williams. Following Sonya and Toadie’s separation, Nell primarily resides with Sonya while maintaining contact with Toadie.

Later storylines depict Nell experiencing an opiate overdose after ingesting medication found at the Kennedy residence. Behavioral issues delay her school enrollment, but she reconciles with Toadie when he returns home. Nell meets her half-brother Hugo Somers, born from Toadie’s brief relationship with Andrea Somers. After Sonya is diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer and passes away, Toadie takes on single parenthood.

Nell grapples with family changes including the departure of uncle Shane and aunt Dipi. She becomes involved in Amy Greenwood’s complex romantic life and forms a close bond with Melanie Pearson, who helps keep Sonya’s memory alive through meaningful items like a crystal ball. Nell briefly consumes an alcoholic jelly shot but recovers swiftly.

During Toadie and Melanie’s wedding, Nell plays an active role in family celebrations. However, after Toadie marries Terese Willis, Nell expresses disapproval, believing Melanie is the right partner for him. She covertly places reminders of Melanie and Terese’s ex-husband Paul Robinson around their home. When intruder Eden Shaw attacks Nell at Melanie’s house causing her to lose consciousness, she is rescued and safely returned to Ramsay Street.

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. She characterized Amber as an ordinary 17-year-old and a typical teenager, highlighting the character's innocence and a hidden secret she keeps from her family. Amber is the sole daughter of Matt (Josef Brown) and Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall). Additionally, an online spin-off titled Amber's Blog follows Amber as she chronicles her family's relocation from Mount Isa to Erinsborough.

Bailey Turner

Bailey Turner, portrayed by Calen Mackenzie, also debuted on 7 February 2013. His casting announcement came on 4 November 2012. Mackenzie, who had previously played Thomas McPhee, signed a four-year contract to portray Bailey. He expressed enthusiasm about joining the established series. Bailey is the youngest son of Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall). Kendall described Bailey as intellectually gifted, while official descriptions depict him as a cheeky, curious teenager with a distinct viewpoint who identifies himself as a nerd.

Matt Turner

Matt Turner, brought to life by Josef Brown, first appeared on screen on 7 February 2013. Announced in November 2012, Matt is married to Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and father to Mason (Taylor Glockner), Amber (Jenna Rosenow), and Bailey (Calen Mackenzie). The family moves to Erinsborough from Mount Isa, where Matt assumes the position of the local police sergeant. Brown described the Turners as a close-knit family with their share of secrets and dramatic moments.

Robbo Slade

Robert Alan "Robbo" Slade, enacted by Aaron Jakubenko, made his debut on 15 February 2013. Jakubenko had previously appeared in Neighbours portraying different characters. Robbo is a friend of Mason Turner from Mount Isa and implicated Mason in a bungled factory robbery that resulted in Mason’s arrest by his father Matt. Robbo later breaks into the Turner household and is unveiled as Amber Turner's secret boyfriend. Actress Jenna Rosenow depicted Robbo as a deceptive "bad boy," whose charm conceals his true intentions.

Robbo's narrative includes various criminal acts such as burglaries and attempted robberies, leading to confrontations with the Turner family and other residents. Upon returning to Erinsborough, Robbo is arrested and released on bail, with his mother covering the bond. He exerts pressure on Mason to repay stolen funds and threatens Amber’s friends, heightening tensions within the community. Paul Robinson takes advantage of Robbo’s financial struggles through a rigged poker game, worsening his monetary problems.

Robbo blackmails Mason using footage of his interaction with Amber and organizes poker games that trap other characters like Lucas Fitzgerald in debt. His intimidation extends to Sonya Mitchell, including spiking her drink—though it is her husband Toadfish Rebecchi who ends up consuming it instead. Robbo’s storyline culminates in a hit-and-run incident that leaves him hospitalized; after briefly regaining consciousness, he dies following cardiac arrest. Later, Hudson Walsh admits responsibility for the accident that caused Robbo’s death.

Mason Turner

Mason Turner, played by Taylor Glockner, made his first appearance on 22 February 2013. Glockner's casting was revealed on 4 November 2012. He had already been filming for approximately five to six weeks before the production pause in December, with his initial scenes featuring Ashleigh Brewer. Mason is the oldest son of Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Matt Turner (Josef Brown). Kendall described Mason as "smouldering" and defiant, whereas executive producer Richard Jasek referred to him as a "bad boy" possessing a good heart who often makes mistakes for the right reasons. Glockner mentioned that Mason frequently teases his sister Amber (Jenna Rosenow) and experiences tension with his father. Having recently been released from juvenile detention following a robbery conviction he insists he was wrongfully involved in, Mason arrives and quickly begins persistently flirting with Kate Ramsay (Brewer).

Rhiannon Bates

Rhiannon Bates, portrayed by Teressa Liane, first appeared on 8 April 2013. For this role, Liane underwent a notable transformation, altering her hair color and style along with adopting distinctive makeup. Rhiannon is Mason Turner's former girlfriend from Mount Isa, characterized as bold and unforgettable. She comes to Erinsborough aiming to reconnect with Mason, making a striking entrance by climbing through his bedroom window. Her arrival complicates Mason’s emerging romance with Kate Ramsay. At one point, Mason kisses Rhiannon to extract information, an act witnessed by Kate.

Rhiannon discloses that she left her son Jackson in the care of her sister and chooses to remain in Erinsborough, moving into Number 26 Ramsay Street. She admits to sending a threatening message to Matt Turner because of his treatment toward Mason. Facing financial difficulties, she follows Sheila Canning's advice to revamp her image and uses it to manipulate Paul Robinson, briefly involving herself in a scheme with Paul and councillor Allan Hewitt. Disheartened by Mason’s lack of interest and longing for her son, Rhiannon eventually returns to Mount Isa.

She later comes back to support Matt in a corruption investigation involving Paul Robinson, agreeing to retract her statement in exchange for employment at Lassiter's. Bringing Jackson along, she stays with Karl and Susan Kennedy at Number 28. Rhiannon pursues a casual relationship with Mason but leaves after being offered a cleaning position instead of front desk work; Susan assists her in developing communication skills. When Mason refuses her proposal to cohabit, Rhiannon departs for a job opportunity at Lassiter's in Darwin.

Critics likened Rhiannon to characters from UK soaps, emphasizing her daring nature and transformation following Paul's insults that enhanced her appeal.

Jayden Warley

Jayden Warley, enacted by Khan Oxenham, first appeared on 6 May 2013. His casting was announced earlier that year in February. Oxenham reprised the role in both 2015 and 2018, describing Jayden as a complex character who challenged him and pushed him beyond his comfort zone. He also pointed out similarities between himself and Jayden, particularly their shared lack of enthusiasm for certain academic subjects.

Jayden’s narrative primarily revolves around bullying and confrontations, especially with Bailey Turner. After pushing Bailey and causing injury during an altercation, Jayden manipulates the aftermath to his benefit. He takes over Callum Jones's role in a school play and mocks Callum following damage to the sets. Jayden intensifies hostilities by orchestrating fights and introducing alcohol into the situation, further provoking Bailey and others. He sustains an injury attempting a skateboard trick which leads to his mother Sue Parker threatening legal action that is later dropped.

In another major storyline, Jayden vandalizes Sonya's Nursery after discovering Paul Robinson’s plan for a mayoral press event. Paul forces Jayden to confess and negotiates with Sue so charges are avoided by having her resign as interim mayor. Jayden continues his bullying until Brad Willis intervenes, encouraging him to channel his aggression into playing football.

The relationship between Jayden and Bailey alternates between rivalry and friendship, including episodes involving drinking and vandalism. Jayden tries to blackmail Paige Smith over money transactions but is outsmarted when she retaliates using video evidence against him. Following a fire at Erinsborough High School, Jayden becomes implicated due to his fingerprints on a jerry can but admits he attempted to frame Stephanie Scully after mistakenly believing he caused the blaze.

Three years later, Jayden struggles with unemployment but secures a trial position at Amy Williams's builder’s yard. Despite poor performance and workplace conflicts leading to warnings and eventual dismissal, Amy offers him an apprenticeship which he accepts. Subsequent incidents include safety breaches and an injury caused by loosened ratchet straps on a truck; 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. The announcement of Elmaloglou’s casting came on 7 February 2013, which led to her family moving to Melbourne to accommodate filming commitments. Before production began, Elmaloglou requested a modification in how her character’s name was pronounced. Terese was introduced as Brad Willis’s (Kip Gamblin) second wife, appearing alongside their adolescent twins: Josh (Harley Bonner) and Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). Elmaloglou characterized Terese as highly organized and someone with whom she could easily form a friendship. The narrative for Terese started with an encounter with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), who mistakenly believed he was interviewing her for a position at Lassiter's Hotel.

Imogen Willis

Imogen Willis, portrayed by Ariel Kaplan, debuted on 20 May 2013. Both the character and Kaplan’s casting were revealed in February 2013. At the time, Kaplan was enrolled at the 16th Street Actors Studio in Melbourne when she received the role offer. Imogen is the twin sister of Josh and daughter to Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Kaplan described Imogen as self-assured, comfortable with herself, and serving as a positive example for young women. Imogen often perceives herself as being eclipsed by her family’s emphasis on Josh’s swimming achievements, highlighting a nuanced sibling relationship between the twins.

Josh Willis

Joshua "Josh" Willis, enacted by Harley Bonner, appeared for the first time on 20 May 2013. His casting was announced in February 2013 after encouragement from his agent to audition. Josh is the son of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou), depicted as ambitious and resolute. His relationship with his twin sister Imogen (Ariel Kaplan) is complex. As an elite swimmer, Bonner undertook extensive training in local swimming pools to prepare for the role.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell—also known as Dave—is portrayed by Chris Haywood and made his debut on 17 June 2013. His introduction was announced earlier that month. Walter is presented as the long-lost uncle of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey), previously believed deceased. Initially observing Sonya from a distance, he eventually reveals himself and begins rebuilding connections with her and her family, including her children Nell and Callum.

Walter’s presence influences the local community; he interacts with residents such as Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), who remains suspicious of him. Walter battles alcoholism, causing friction and leading to incidents involving theft and pawning stolen goods. After attending an AA meeting prompted by Sonya’s support, he steals money from a nursery fundraiser but later returns it, disclosing that his actual name is Dave. He explains that he met the real Walter Mitchell at a halfway house where they exchanged life stories before parting ways.

Hudson Walsh

Hudson Walsh, played by Remy Hii, first appeared on 28 June 2013. His casting was announced on 12 June 2013 after Hii secured the role following an audition in Melbourne. Initially slated for a recurring role, Hii expressed excitement about his character's extended presence and warm reception from fellow cast members.

Hudson enters as a new romantic interest for established character Chris Pappas (James Mason). A competitive swimmer by profession, Hudson is depicted as sensitive yet determined, having devoted much of his life to becoming a top athlete before uncovering new personal facets in Erinsborough. He also emerges as a rival to Joshua Willis (Harley Bonner), sharing elite swimming credentials but exhibiting greater confidence due to early recognition of his abilities.

His storyline involves conflict surrounding allegations of performance-enhancing drug use, which strains his relationship with Chris and leads to his separation from coach Don Cotter. Despite these challenges, Hudson gains sponsorship from Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) after assuring him that drug use was an isolated incident. Subsequent disputes with Josh and changes in coaching staff occur, culminating in Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) taking Hudson under his mentorship.

Hudson becomes embroiled in a subplot involving blackmail threats against Amber Turner (Jenna Rosenow), working alongside Chris and Josh to address the situation. Following a hit-and-run incident involving Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko), Hudson is implicated and ultimately admits responsibility for the accident while attempting to shield Amber. He faces charges and receives a four-year prison sentence.

During his imprisonment, Hudson's relationship with Chris endures difficulties including communication breakdowns and misunderstandings. Eventually, Hudson ends their relationship due to uncertainties about their future together, though they part amicably while acknowledging their mutual affection.

Marty Kranic

Marty Kranic, brought to life by Darius Perkins, made his debut on 29 July 2013. Perkins, who had earlier portrayed Scott Robinson in 1985, was initially signed for a one-month stint. Marty is characterized as a "dubious associate" of Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), possessing a knack for navigating complex predicaments. Perkins highlighted that this role presented a darker and more contrasting persona compared to his previous acting work.

Paul invites Marty to participate in a poker game, intending to utilize his card-playing expertise against Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko). In exchange, Paul offers Marty unrestricted access to the executive suite at Lassiter's. Marty’s assignment involves keeping tabs on Robbo to uncover leverage beneficial to Paul. Unable to directly penetrate Robbo’s poker circle, Marty tries to exploit regular players and enlists assistance from Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Following Robbo’s fatal hit-and-run incident, Lucas discloses that Marty had accused Robbo of cheating with marked cards. Marty stepped in during a dispute and compensated Lucas for his losses.

When police interrogate him, Marty denies any involvement in the accident but cautions Paul against implicating him, threatening consequences if crossed. During the investigation, Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) identifies Marty from a photograph; he falsely claims to have seen Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) commit the hit-and-run.

Several months later, Marty reappears to blackmail Paul amid his mayoral campaign and offers damaging information about Paul’s associations to Paul's rival, Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher). Karl refuses to act on the information.

Josie Lamb

Josie Lamb, portrayed by Madison Daniel, first appeared on 12 August 2013. Daniel had previously featured in Neighbours as Claudia Howard in 2012. Originally contracted for a recurring role lasting ten months, Daniel returned for further appearances in 2017.

Introduced as a self-assured student and friend of Callum Rebecchi, Josie developed romantic feelings for Callum. Upon discovering his interest lay with Imogen Willis, Josie attempted to emulate Imogen by altering her lifestyle through dieting and exercising. This storyline explored eating disorders, as Josie’s behavior mirrored Imogen’s own struggles. Her excessive workouts and inadequate nutrition resulted in her collapsing during a local fun run, underscoring the physical and psychological toll of body-image concerns.

At school, Josie endured bullying due to her intellect, appearance, and having two mothers. After gifting Callum an expansion pack for an online game, their friendship blossomed into a romantic relationship. Josie's mother Ellen was later revealed as the lead investigator in a hit-and-run case involving Callum’s father, adding layers of complexity to their connections.

Josie's attempts to win Callum’s affection included changing her look and joining a gym, which raised concerns for Callum's mother Sonya. Following Josie's collapse caused by malnutrition, her family intervened. Learning about Imogen's bulimia provided Josie with deeper understanding of eating disorders. She reconciled with Callum at the school dance; they began dating but encountered typical adolescent challenges.

Josie supported Callum when he departed for a scholarship opportunity in the United States. During this time, she also became indirectly involved in school club affairs through Bailey Turner.

While attending university, Josie's parents Ellen and Victoria separated. She returned during their reconciliation efforts and became entangled in tensions stemming from Victoria’s feelings towards Stephanie Scully. After conflicts between Josie and Steph—including an intervention order—it was uncovered that Ellen had orchestrated much of the discord, which led to the order being lifted.

Alek Pocoli

Alek Pocoli, brought to life by Damian De Montemas, made his first appearance on 9 September 2013. The announcement of De Montemas joining the cast was made on 30 August 2013. The actor explained that the role demanded a unique accent, reflecting Alek's upbringing in England combined with time spent living in the United States, creating a "blend of diverse cultural influences." Alek is introduced as the estranged former husband of the established character Vanessa Villante (Alin Sumarwata). His arrival in Erinsborough brings news that disrupts Vanessa's world and unsettles her fiancé, Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). De Montemas enjoyed portraying Alek’s humor, which contrasts sharply with Lucas’s response.

Alek tracks down Vanessa, first visiting her residence and later finding her at Harold's Store. He discloses that their annulment paperwork was never completed to avoid family embarrassment and expresses remorse about their history. Alek then invites Vanessa to his hotel room for a discussion, where Lucas uncovers that they remain legally married. Having accumulated considerable wealth since their marriage, Alek offers Vanessa $100,000 to relinquish any claims on his assets, an offer she accepts before finalizing the annulment. Prior to leaving to reunite with his fiancée, Alek references a hotel they once stayed at in Tirana, Albania, marking their parting.

Gemma Reeves

Gemma "Gem" Reeves, portrayed by Kathryn Beck, made her debut on 7 October 2013. Beck’s casting was revealed in September 2013; the character had been previously mentioned on-screen. Beck described Gem as someone who challenges limits beyond what others expect. Gem is related as a cousin to established characters Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). She arrives in Erinsborough with the intention of reconnecting with Georgia, whom she greatly admires. Georgia warmly welcomes her and convinces Gem to move into Toadie’s house, setting up forthcoming storylines. A TV Week journalist described Gem as a "stunner" and "blonde bombshell."

Eric Edwards

Eric Edwards, played by Paul O'Brien, premiered on 10 October 2013. O’Brien’s casting was announced on 2 October 2013; filming took place during a break from a feature film shoot in Jakarta, requiring him to grow a beard for the role. Eric is introduced as a client of local lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) who becomes involved in legal proceedings.

Eric alleges he sustained a back injury caused by a defective gym stepping machine and initiates legal action against the gym, hiring Toadfish as his attorney. However, it is later revealed that his injury was actually due to a skiing accident, leading Eric to withdraw the lawsuit. Toadfish considers taking legal steps against the ski instructor but learns Eric was intoxicated during the accident and had been dishonest about it. Subsequently, Eric sues Toadfish for negligence after discovering Brad’s daughter, Imogen (Ariel Kaplan), had worked at the law firm during his case.

When Eric’s wife, Mandy (Emelia Burns), becomes aware of the lawsuit against Toadfish, she leaves with their daughter. Toadfish and his wife Sonya (Eve Morey) invite Eric and Mandy to lunch, where the resulting tension prompts the couple to reconsider their marriage. Ultimately, Eric drops the legal claim to mend his relationship with Mandy, who returns home.

Jacob Holmes

Jacob Holmes, played by Clayton Watson, made his first appearance on 28 November 2013 as a widowed father grappling with hardship. He establishes a connection with Sonya Rebecchi (Eve Morey) through her parenting blog. Following a frightening incident where his son Elliott's pram nearly tips into Lassiter’s Lake, Jacob entrusts Elliott to Sonya’s care. Sonya later aids him in coping with his bereavement and financial difficulties by offering him construction work at her nursery. This professional relationship briefly turns romantic when Jacob kisses Sonya, though he soon regrets the gesture.

Jacob reaches out to Sonya after reading her blog, disclosing that his wife Hannah passed away shortly after Elliott was born, leaving him without support. Sonya assists in looking after Elliott, but after the pram mishap, Jacob questions his parenting skills and temporarily leaves Elliott in Sonya's custody. When Elliott is hospitalized and almost placed under state care, Jacob returns and apologizes. He becomes upset when Sonya's husband, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), contacts his relatives. Sonya offers Jacob building jobs and encourages a rapport between him and Toadie.

Confronted with custody disputes initiated by Hannah’s parents, Jacob enlists Toadie's help for mediation. Upon learning that Hannah’s parents hired a private investigator to monitor Elliott’s health, Jacob initially suspects Toadie but later feels remorseful. Although he contemplates surrendering custody, Sonya persuades him to continue fighting for his son. Jacob also confesses his feelings for Sonya, which she declines, leading him to decide to relocate to Adelaide to be closer to his family.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
11 January	Gabby Ross	Hannah Vanderheide	Gabby, Eloise, and Michaela apply for waitress positions at Charlie's, but Natasha Williams undermines their efforts out of jealousy.
	Eloise Russell	Amy Arnott
	Michaela Douglas	Caitlin Pascoe
16 January–11 March	Brian O'Loughlin	Paul Denny	Brian assists Priya Kapoor in organizing a school board meeting and defends her against Paul Robinson. He admits to sending inappropriate texts to Priya; when she reports him, he accuses her of harassment. Priya is dismissed but Brian agrees to withdraw his claims if she spends a night with him. Later, Susan Kennedy coerces Brian into retracting accusations by threatening exposure. Brian resigns from the board.
16 January	Nate Fuller	Ryan Jones	Nate attends a soccer game with colleagues and unintentionally injures Aidan Foster. He confesses to Chris Pappas that he was hostile toward Aidan following a difficult first day.
17 January	Tony Corvus	Mick Alford	Tony discusses his divorce with Ajay Kapoor at Simmons & Colbert. After overhearing Tony and Sheree argue, Ajay resigns from working for Tony.
	Sheree Corvus	Jacqui Sundbery
21–31 January	Brett Letson	Brendan McCallum	Brett purchases Rhys Lawson's car and later questions Lucas Fitzgerald about its background, noting Rhys's eagerness to sell.
23 January	Will Clifton	Garth Ploog	Will is arranged on a date with Chris Pappas, who declines due to not being ready for a relationship.
23 January	Lyndall Stokes	Clare Griggs	Lyndall dates Karl Kennedy, who admits he still has feelings for his ex.
24 January	Daryl Banick	Mark Doggett	Daryl complains about Sonya Mitchell breastfeeding her child.
24–25 January	Polly Lipcer	Kylie Trounson	Polly supports Sonya in lodging a complaint after being asked to leave due to breastfeeding and coordinates media attention.
4 February–7 October 2014, 5 May–14 June 2016	Wendy Leung	Natalia Ko	Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel assisting guests and involved in major storylines related to Sarah Beaumont, Paige Smith, and John Doe.
6 February–2 April	Alistair O'Loughlin	Rahart Sadiqzai	Student who cyberbullies Rani Kapoor leading to suspension; attempts an apology following family troubles but tensions persist at school.
8 February	Phillipa Curtis	Louise Rocchi	Socializes with Ajay Kapoor during karate classes and at Charlie's.
18 February	Diane Stevens	Mahalia Brown	Dates Rhys Lawson during a double date; they depart early together.
18–28 February	Jana Noviac	Kyrie Capri	Dates Kyle Canning; relationship ends due to Kyle’s lack of enthusiasm.
21–26 February	Ralphie Mahone	Daniel Bowden	Involved in car repairs with Chris Pappas; pressures Chris for payment and later offers deals on storm-damaged vehicles.
25 February	Janette O'LoughlinTemplate:Anchor Janette O'Loughlin	Wendy John	Attends school disciplinary meeting alongside son Alistair regarding bullying allegations.
15 March–10 June 2014	Kelly MerolliTemplate:Anchor Kelly Merolli	Maya Aleksandra	Senior Constable collaborating with Matt Turner on investigations including burglaries, assaults, and high-profile cases; handles sensitive incidents such as Mason Turner's arrest and community lockdown enforcement.
"19 March–1 May," 26 April 2016	Minister David Fry	Gary Gartside	Officiates significant weddings including those of Sonya Mitchell & Toadfish Rebecchi, as well as Daniel Robinson & Imogen Willis.
20 March–8 April 2014	Julie ParelliTemplate:Anchor Julie Parelli	Krissy Hamilton	Paramedic attending critical incidents including gas explosion victims and shooting casualties; delivers pivotal plot developments such as Kate Ramsay's death.
22 March	Eddie LawsonTemplate:Anchor Eddie Lawson	Ned Manning	Father of Rhys Lawson; arrives unaware of son’s death and receives personal belongings from Kyle Canning.
2 April–7 May	Tony DaleyTemplate:Anchor Tony Daley	Giovanni Bartuccio	Manager at Lassiter's Hotel involved in post-explosion inquiries; pressured by Paul Robinson to falsify statements; eventually dismissed but offered alternative employment opportunities.
2 April–8 May	Tina MaroonTemplate:Anchor Tina Maroon	Annie Stanford	Hospital staff member implicated in medication theft scandal causing Georgia Brooks’ temporary dismissal; mother of Lachie Maroon involved in connected incidents.
3 April	Mia JohnsonTemplate:Anchor Mia Johnson	Michelle Bourke	Brief romantic interest of Paul Robinson; notable for correcting him on introductions regarding family members.
5–25 April	Pete ClarkTemplate:Anchor Pete Clark	Paul Cousins	Employee at Charlie's bar involved in drug-related misconduct resulting in dismissal by Sheila Canning.
15 April–7 May	Cassie NichollsTemplate:Anchor Cassie Nicholls	Lisa Marie Shaw	Student engaged in cyberbullying escalating into bullying and social exclusion; later reveals involvement in prescription drug sales at school.
25 April–10 May, 30 March 2015	Carol CraneTemplate:Anchor Carol Crane	Sally Bourne	Hospital administrator investigating missing medication cases implicating Georgia Brooks; supports Georgia during inquiry and career advancement opportunities.
29 April–6 May	Allan HewittTemplate:Anchor Allan Hewitt	Mick Preston	Councillor participating in development negotiations with Paul Robinson; accused of misconduct by Rhiannon Bates; linked to bribery allegations.
8–14 May	Seamus IllichTemplate:Anchor Seamus Illich	Scott Smart	Chris Pappas’ date; misunderstanding leads to canceled meeting which is later clarified.
8 May	Lachie MaroonTemplate:Anchor Lachie Maroon	Matthew Connell	Engages in illegal prescription drug sales at school; involved in police incident following altercation with Kyle Canning; connected to mother’s medication theft.
4 June–9 July	Don CotterTemplate:Anchor Don Cotter	John Adam	Swim coach influencing Joshua Willis’ training strategy involving controversial performance methods causing conflict with family members.
2 July–28 May 2014	Josie MackayTemplate:Anchor Josie Mackay	Kate Mylius	Teenager interacting socially with Bailey Turner and Callum Jones; seeks advice on peer relationships within social circles.
4 July 4 July–26 November	'Nathan White' Template:Anchor Nathan White 'Stu Branson' Template:Anchor Stu Branson	'Matt Okine' 'Darcy Kent'	'Nathan works as photographer for Lassiter's wedding brochure, frustrated by model dynamics and interference from Paul Robinson. Stu frequents Charlie's bar attending poker games hosted by Robbo Slade and supports local music acts.'
	9–11 July, 18 February, 30 October	'Bob Kind' Template:Anchor Bob Kind 'Clay Blair' Template:Anchor Clay Blair	'Peter Flaherty' 'Charlie Terrier'	'Runs local AA and GA meetings interacting with Sonya Mitchell and Walter Mitchell. Introduced as Amber Turner's party acquaintance who pursues brief romantic involvement.'
12 August 13 August 23 August		'Harry Austin' Template:Anchor Harry Austin 'Graeme Francis' Template:Anchor Graeme Francis 'Elsie Young' Template:Anchor Elsie Young	'Damien Aylward' 'Aston Elliot' 'Diana Greentree'	'Participates in poker games connected to Robbo Slade. Also attends poker games losing to Lucas Fitzgerald. Socializes with Lou Carpenter but leaves abruptly following confrontation.'
	28 August–6 November, 9 February 2016 – 6 September 2017 28 August–18 September 6 September 19 September, 24 September–2 October 24 September–19 May 2015 26 September–8 October 1 October 9 October 18 October 23 October–21 November 25–29 October, 25–29 October 6 November, 20 October 2016 – 30 January 2017 12 November 18 November–16 January 2014	'Ellen Crabb' Template:Anchor Ellen Crabb 'David Oakley' Template:Anchor David Oakley 'Margaret Leeds' Template:Anchor Margaret Leeds 'Constable Miranda Coby' Template:Anchor Miranda Coby 'Amali Ward' 'Danni Ferguson' Template:Anchor Danni Ferguson 'Meg Morris' Template:Anchor Meg Morris 'Derek Blasko' Template:Anchor Derek Blasko 'Stavros Alkinos' Template:Anchor Stavros Alkinos 'Miguel Ferrerr' Template:Anchor Miguel Ferrerr 'Jackson Bates' Template:Anchor Jackson Bates 'Mandy Edwards' Template:Anchor Mandy Edwards 'Mia Edwards' Template:Anchor Mia Edwards 'Victoria Lamb' Template:Anchor Victoria Lamb 'William Royce' Template:Anchor William Royce, 'Yumi Nakano', 'Goro Nakano' 'Ruby Knox' Template:Anchor Ruby Knox 'Peter Slattery' Template:Anchor Peter Slattery 'Elliott Holmes' Template:Anchor Elliott Holmes>	'Louise Crawford' Mike Steele Gloria Ajenstat Amy Gubana Herself Laura McIntosh Aliesha Pearson John Jones Peter Berzanskis Bartholomew Walsh Finn Woodlock Emelia Burns Lily Kabengele Claudia Greenstone Leigh Gathercole Maggie Naouri Nicholas Stribakos Ryder Smyth	'Lead homicide detective managing the Robbo Slade case overseeing suspects including Toadfish Rebecchi; faces internal challenges including evidence tampering leading to resignation. Partner detective assisting investigation against Toadfish Rebecchi. Manslaughter case lawyer interacting with Sonya Mitchell. Police constable involved in fingerprinting Hudson Walsh assisting various investigations. Singer performing songs written by Georgia Brooks under Paul Robinson’s management. Manger at Fitzgerald Motors handling workplace issues including abusive ex-partner threats employee brain injury aftermath fatal hit-and-run involving Matt Turner. Lassiter's guest flirting with Mason Turner. Aggressive individual harassing Sheila Canning. Mature photography student involved in incident over privacy concerns. Makes advances on Chris Pappas resulting in retaliatory vandalism. The young son of Rhiannon Bates adjusting back into Erinsborough life. Mandy supports husband Eric through injury recovery navigates marital issues alongside legal disputes involving Toadfish Rebecchi. Daughter of Eric and Mandy Edwards. Ellen Crabb’s partner consultant overseeing surrogacy plans among main characters. A photographer hired for wedding shoots replaced due to illness. A journalist managing Josh Willis’s public profile through interviews sponsorships. A developer collaborating with Paul Robinson. The son of Jacob Holmes facing custody challenges after mother’s death.'

External links

• Official AU Neighbours site: Characters and cast
• Cast and characters on the Internet Movie Database
• Hudson Walsh featured on the Official AU Neighbours website