Eddie Lawson (Neighbours)

Nell Rebecchi
Occupation	Fictional character on Neighbours
Years active	2013–present
Known for	Character in Australian soap opera Neighbours

Nell Rebecchi

Nell Rebecchi, brought to life by Scarlett Anderson (2013–2022) and later by Ayisha Salem-Towner (2023–2025), made her first appearance on 7 January 2013. She is the child of Sonya Rebecchi and Toadfish Rebecchi. Anderson initially portrayed Nell when she was just four weeks old. The storyline incorporated Sonya’s pregnancy as a natural progression of her character, with the use of prosthetic pregnancy bumps during filming. On screen, Sonya chooses to give birth at home, but complications necessitate an emergency caesarean section. Nell’s arrival was a pivotal plot, emphasizing family relationships and medical challenges.

Anderson’s final portrayal occurred in the 2022 season finale; Salem-Towner took over the role when Neighbours returned in 2023, with the storyline advancing by two years. Toadie has commended Salem-Towner’s portrayal and mentioned that Nell’s character gained greater prominence following the recast.

From a narrative perspective, Nell’s arc covers obstacles such as fertility struggles, naming choices, and familial conflicts. Her character growth is designed to resonate with audiences through relatable domestic issues and emotional storylines.

Significant plot elements include: - Sonya and Toadie confronting infertility due to Toadie’s low sperm count. - Choosing to name their daughter Nell in honor of Nell Mangel. - A home birth complicated by urgent surgical intervention. - Early childhood events like a Department of Human Services inquiry after a fall, hospitalization caused by a bee sting, and behavioral issues linked to technology use. - Family tensions arising from Sonya and Toadie’s separation, Nell’s strong connection with family friend Mark Brennan, and dealing with Sonya’s ovarian cancer diagnosis and eventual passing. - The arrival of younger brother Hugo Somers from Toadie’s one-night encounter. - Nell’s shifting relationships with stepmothers Melanie Pearson and Terese Willis, including friction over Toadie’s remarriage. - A kidnapping scenario involving Eden Shaw at Melanie’s residence.

These story arcs have successfully sustained viewer interest while allowing for character evolution and heightened dramatic moments, crucial for maintaining audience loyalty and advertising appeal within the competitive soap opera landscape.

Amber Turner

Amber Turner, played by Jenna Rosenow, first appeared on 7 February 2013. Her casting was publicized on 4 November 2012. Rosenow had previously appeared on Neighbours in a background role. She described Amber as "a typical 17-year-old" who is somewhat innocent yet harbors secrets. Amber is the sole daughter of Matt (Josef Brown) and Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall). Kendall characterized Amber as embodying the traits of an average teenage girl. An online mini-series titled Amber's Blog chronicles her family’s relocation from Mount Isa to Erinsborough.

Bailey Turner

Bailey Turner, portrayed by Calen Mackenzie, made his debut on 7 February 2013. His casting was revealed on 4 November 2012. Prior to this role, Mackenzie had appeared in Neighbours as Thomas McPhee. Initially signed on for a four-year contract, Mackenzie expressed excitement about joining the established series. Bailey is the youngest offspring of Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall). Kendall described Bailey as highly intelligent, while official descriptions depict him as a "cheeky, curious, and sharp teenager" who proudly embraces his nerdy traits.

Matt Turner

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

Robbo Slade

Robert Alan "Robbo" Slade, acted by Aaron Jakubenko, was introduced on 15 February 2013. Jakubenko had previously portrayed other characters in Neighbours. Robbo is a friend of Mason Turner from Mount Isa who involves Mason in a botched factory robbery that results in Mason’s arrest by Matt Turner. Robbo later breaks into the Turners’ home and discloses a secret romantic involvement with Amber Turner.

Robbo’s narrative revolves around crime and manipulation: he convinces Mason to attempt another robbery at Lassiter’s, which fails due to increased security measures. After being spotted by Sonya Mitchell, Robbo flees but returns months later, intensifying conflict by threatening Amber and her friends, blackmailing Mason with footage of Amber, and running rigged poker games that ensnare locals in debt. Paul Robinson uses Robbo’s financial troubles to extract information about Mason.

Robbo’s antagonism escalates to threatening Sonya and spiking her drink; however, Toadfish Rebecchi unwittingly consumes it. His storyline concludes following a hit-and-run incident; he briefly regains consciousness to provide information regarding Mason before dying from cardiac arrest. Hudson Walsh later admits responsibility 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 hiatus, with his initial scenes involving Ashleigh Brewer. Mason is the eldest child of Lauren (Kate Kendall) and Matt Turner (Josef Brown). Kendall described him as "smouldering" and rebellious, while executive producer Richard Jasek labeled him a "bad boy" with a good heart who often makes mistakes for justifiable reasons. Glockner noted that Mason frequently teases his sister Amber (Jenna Rosenow) and experiences tension with his father. He arrives after serving time in juvenile detention for a robbery conviction in which he was wrongfully implicated. Upon arrival, he begins persistently courting Kate Ramsay (Brewer).

Rhiannon Bates

Rhiannon Bates, portrayed by Teressa Liane, made her debut on 8 April 2013. For this role, Liane altered her appearance by dyeing her hair dark brown and adopting a distinctive makeup style. Rhiannon, described as daring and unforgettable, is Mason Turner's former girlfriend from Mount Isa. She arrives in Erinsborough with the intention of reconnecting with Mason, making a striking entrance by climbing through his bedroom window. Her presence complicates Mason's developing relationship with Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer). At one point, Mason kisses Rhiannon in an attempt to gather information, an act witnessed by Kate.

Though initially planning to return to Mount Isa, Rhiannon opts to remain in Erinsborough and takes up residence at Number 26 Ramsay Street. She admits to having sent a threatening note to Matt Turner as a response to his treatment of Mason. Facing financial difficulties, she follows Sheila Canning’s suggestion and leverages her new look to seduce Paul Robinson, eventually leaving him handcuffed at Lassiter's. Paul offers her $500 to accompany councillor Allan Hewitt to a dinner, but she quickly departs upon sensing Allan’s ulterior motives. Rhiannon reveals that she misses her son Jackson (Finn Woodlock) but harbors doubts about her role as a mother. Ultimately, she returns to Mount Isa after reporting Paul for bribery.

Several months later, Rhiannon comes back to assist Matt with a corruption case against Paul. She agrees to retract her statement in exchange for employment at Lassiter's. Bringing Jackson along, she stays with Karl and Susan Kennedy at Number 28. Interested in pursuing a casual relationship with Mason, she is disappointed when he declines. Assigned cleaning tasks due to her language skills, Susan provides her with speech lessons. When Mason refuses her request to move in together, Rhiannon leaves for a position at Lassiter’s in Darwin.

Critics have likened Rhiannon to the spirited archetype commonly seen in British soap operas, praising her cheeky attitude and transformation that heightened her influence over Paul Robinson.

Jayden Warley

Jayden Warley, played by Khan Oxenham, first appeared on 6 May 2013. His casting was announced in February 2013, with subsequent returns in 2015 and 2018. Oxenham described the role as demanding and enjoyed portraying a character exhibiting relatable traits such as a lack of academic motivation. Jayden reappeared on 8 February 2018.

Jayden is primarily known for his bullying behavior towards Bailey Turner. Their antagonism escalates into physical altercations, manipulation, and blackmail attempts. He also targets other individuals including Callum Jones and Josh Willis and even injures himself while attempting skateboard tricks. His mother Sue Parker once threatened legal action over his injury but was persuaded not to proceed.

Upon discovering that Paul Robinson intends to hold a press conference at Sonya's Nursery, Jayden vandalizes the property. Paul coerces Jayden into confessing by offering to drop charges if Sue resigns from her interim mayor position. Despite ongoing bullying incidents, Brad Willis advises Jayden to redirect his anger into sports activities. Jayden and Bailey share moments of friendship involving drinking and property damage but maintain an unstable relationship.

Jayden faces accusations of theft from Paige Smith but successfully disproves them. He tries to blackmail Paige into sexual favors; however, Paige retaliates by using recorded evidence for counter-blackmail. After a fire breaks out at the school, Jayden admits attempting to frame Stephanie Scully, mistakenly believing he caused the blaze.

Three years later, Jayden struggles to find employment until Amy Williams offers him a trial at her construction yard. Despite poor performance and workplace conflicts, Amy extends an apprenticeship offer which he accepts. Following an incident where loosened ratchet straps—requested by his mother—cause concrete slabs to fall, both Sue and Jayden are questioned by police and sentenced to six months in prison.

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 and her family moving to Melbourne for the show's production. Before filming her initial scenes, Elmaloglou requested a modification in how Terese’s name was pronounced. Terese enters the storyline as the second spouse of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin), accompanied by their teenage twins, Josh (Harley Bonner) and Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). Elmaloglou described Terese as a well-organized individual and someone she felt she could form a friendship with. Terese’s arrival in Erinsborough is linked to a meeting with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), who mistakenly believes he is interviewing her for a role at Lassiter's Hotel.

Imogen Willis

Imogen Willis, portrayed by Ariel Kaplan, was introduced on 20 May 2013. Both the character and Kaplan’s casting were revealed in February 2013. At that time, Kaplan was studying at Melbourne’s 16th Street Actors Studio when she secured the role of Imogen, who is the twin sister of Joshua (Harley Bonner) and daughter to Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Kaplan characterized Imogen as self-assured and a positive influence for young women. The character frequently experiences feelings of being eclipsed by her brother’s swimming aspirations, portraying a complex sibling relationship that Bonner described as having elements of both affection and rivalry.

Josh Willis

Joshua "Josh" Willis, enacted by Harley Bonner, appeared for the first time on 20 May 2013. His casting was initially announced on 7 February 2013, with confirmation following on 18 February. Motivated by his agent, Bonner auditioned for the part and found the early filming process demanding, as he had to quickly develop believable family chemistry on screen. Josh is the son of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Bonner described Josh as ambitious and resolute, maintaining a close yet complicated bond with his twin sister Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). Portraying an elite swimmer required Bonner to dedicate considerable time to training at a local swimming pool.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell—also known as Dave—is played by Chris Haywood and made his debut on 17 June 2013. His introduction was announced on 5 June, with casting details disclosed on 14 June. Walter is presented as the long-lost uncle of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey), previously believed to be deceased. Initially keeping his distance, Walter reveals his true identity only after Sonya confronts him directly. While Sonya welcomes reconnecting with her uncle, her partner Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) counsels caution.

Walter provides Sonya with advice regarding raising her son Callum (Morgan Baker) but remains secretive about his own history. Upon arriving in Erinsborough, he becomes involved in the local community by frequenting neighborhood spots and meeting notable residents such as Sheila Canning and Susan Kennedy. Despite being initially welcomed by Sonya and Toadie, Walter soon displays troubling conduct, including stealing a watch and money—signs of struggles with alcoholism.

Sonya uncovers that Walter has been dishonest about his past and worries about a potential relapse. After being urged to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, Walter continues deceiving those around him by stealing from Sonya’s nursery and planning to leave town. Intervention from community members leads Walter to return the stolen items and confess that he assumed Walter Mitchell’s identity after encountering him at a halfway house. Following resolution with Sheila Canning, Walter departs from Erinsborough.

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, he was unemployed and happened to be in Melbourne when he auditioned, landing the role within two days. Hii characterized Hudson as a sensitive and driven competitive swimmer who is beginning to navigate life beyond his athletic career.

Hudson was introduced as a romantic interest for the established character Chris Pappas (James Mason). Knowing from the outset that Hudson was gay, Hii highlighted the character’s depth and the careful progression of his relationship with Chris, who had recently ended a long-term partnership. Additionally, Hudson becomes a competitor to Joshua Willis (Harley Bonner), another top swimmer, showcasing his natural ability and self-assurance.

Upon meeting Joshua and their coach Don Cotter (John Adam), Hudson also starts dating Chris. Tension emerges when Hudson experiences chest pains, which leads to the revelation that he had been using performance-enhancing substances. Chris demands that Hudson cease drug use before their relationship can continue. After initially leaving for Sydney, Hudson returns but faces difficulties finding a new coach due to Joshua’s antagonism; eventually, Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) agrees to train him. Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) offers Hudson a sponsorship deal that nearly collapses because of his drug history but ultimately proceeds after assurances it was an isolated incident.

Hudson becomes involved alongside Chris and Joshua in assisting Mason Turner (Taylor Glockner) to confront Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko), who is blackmailing Mason’s sister Amber Turner (Jenna Rosenow). Following Robbo’s death in a hit-and-run incident, Hudson is implicated but initially covers for Joshua. He later admits to deliberately causing the accident to protect Amber. As a result, Hudson is charged and sentenced to four years imprisonment.

While serving his sentence, Hudson cuts off communication with Chris but later resumes contact through visits and letters. Their relationship experiences strain due to communication barriers and jealousy over Chris’s interactions outside prison. Ultimately, Hudson ends the relationship citing trust issues despite Chris’s attempts at reassurance.

Marty Kranic

Marty Kranic, portrayed by Darius Perkins, appeared first on 29 July 2013. Perkins, who originally appeared in Neighbours as Scott Robinson in 1985, was initially signed on for a one-month stint. Marty is depicted as a "shady associate" of Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) with a talent for handling tricky situations. Perkins mentioned that this role allowed him to explore a darker persona than in his previous performances.

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 subsequently gains complimentary access to Lassiter's executive suite as a reward. He is instructed to find leverage against Robbo but faces challenges infiltrating Robbo’s poker group, even after unsuccessfully seeking assistance from Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Following Robbo’s fatal hit-and-run, Lucas reveals that Marty claimed Robbo used marked cards. Marty denies involvement in the accident but admits pressuring Robbo for money and refuses to cooperate with police investigations, threatening Paul if implicated.

During police questioning, Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) identifies Marty, who falsely accuses Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) of causing the hit-and-run. Several months later, Marty reappears attempting to blackmail Paul amid his mayoral campaign. He also offers rival Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) damaging information about Paul in an effort to secure an election victory; however, Karl declines the offer.

Josie Lamb

Josie Lamb, played by Madison Daniel, made her debut on 12 August 2013. Daniel, who had earlier appeared as Claudia Howard in Neighbours, was originally signed for a recurring role lasting ten months. She later returned to the show in 2017.

Introduced as a self-assured student and companion of Callum Jones, Josie developed romantic feelings for him. In an attempt to win Callum’s affection, she tried to emulate Imogen Willis, whom he admired. This led Josie to engage in extreme dieting and excessive exercise, raising concerns from Sonya Mitchell, Callum’s mother. The narrative explored eating disorders by portraying different facets through the experiences of Josie and Imogen. Josie's condition escalated until she collapsed during a community fun run due to dehydration and malnutrition, resulting in hospitalization and ongoing psychological care.

At school, Josie endured bullying related to her intellect, looks, and having two mothers. She connected with Callum through an online game, which blossomed into friendship and then romance. It was later revealed that Josie’s mother, Ellen Crabb, was the lead detective investigating a hit-and-run involving Callum’s father, adding complexity to their relationship. Josie’s efforts to alter her appearance and behavior to gain Callum’s approval raised concerns about her health.

After collapsing at the fun run, Josie was diagnosed with malnutrition caused by meal skipping and overexertion. Although initially strained, she reconciled with Callum upon discovering Imogen’s struggle with bulimia. Their relationship grew stronger through mutual support, despite a brief break initiated by Josie due to a misunderstanding. Callum later apologized by gifting her a puppy; however, Josie had to return it because of allergies. They shared significant moments such as Valentine’s Day celebrations and conversations about intimacy before Callum left on a scholarship.

During Josie's university years, her parents Ellen and Victoria separated. Upon returning home, Josie uncovered Victoria's romantic interest in Stephanie Scully and cautioned Steph to maintain distance amid unfolding family tensions. Following conflicts involving Steph and an intervention order filed by Josie—which was later exposed as orchestrated by Ellen—the order was dismissed.

Josie's storyline intertwined themes of adolescent struggles, family relationships, and mental health within Neighbours, demonstrating the series’ commitment to addressing relevant social issues for its viewers.

Alek Pocoli

Alek Pocoli, portrayed by Damian De Montemas, first appeared on 9 September 2013. De Montemas's casting was announced on 30 August 2013. To authentically represent Alek’s multicultural background—educated in England and residing in the US—De Montemas adopted a "hybrid" accent for the role. Alek is the estranged ex-husband of established character Vanessa Villante (Alin Sumarwata). His arrival in Erinsborough brings news that disrupts Vanessa’s life and unsettles her fiancé, Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Alek's sense of humor also irritates Lucas.

After unsuccessfully trying to find Vanessa at her home, Alek locates her at Harold's Store. He admits he never submitted their annulment papers to avoid family disgrace and hoped for another meeting with her. Apologizing for his past behavior, Alek invites Vanessa to discuss matters at his hotel. Lucas arrives during their meeting, discovers they remain legally married, and becomes upset. Having accumulated wealth since their marriage ended, Alek offers Vanessa $100,000 in exchange for relinquishing any claim on his assets. She agrees, leading to the finalization of their annulment. Before leaving for his fiancée, Alek references a hotel they once 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 involvement was revealed in September 2013, with the character having been referenced earlier in the storyline. Beck characterized Gem as someone who consistently pushes limits and intensifies her behavior over time. Gem is related as a cousin to established figures Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). She arrives in Erinsborough aiming to reconnect with Georgia, whom she has admired since they were young. Georgia warmly welcomes her and convinces Gem to move into Toadie's residence, setting up forthcoming conflicts. A TV Week journalist referred to Gem as 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 hiatus from a film project in Jakarta, which required him to grow a beard.

Eric is represented by local attorney Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) after sustaining a back injury at the community gym caused by a malfunctioning stepping machine. Although an "out of order" sign had reportedly vanished, Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) attended to Eric’s injury. Eric retained Toadfish to pursue legal action against the gym but withdrew the lawsuit when it was revealed his injury stemmed from a skiing accident. Toadfish then contemplated legal steps against the ski instructor but discovered that Eric had been intoxicated and dishonest about the circumstances.

Following this, Eric filed a negligence claim against Toadfish after discovering that Brad’s daughter, Imogen (Ariel Kaplan), had been employed at the law firm during his case. This development strains Eric’s marriage; his wife, Mandy (Emelia Burns), moves out with their child. Toadfish and his spouse, Sonya (Eve Morey), invite Eric and Mandy for lunch, during which rising tensions prompt the couple to reconsider their relationship. Eventually, Eric withdraws the lawsuit and reconciles with Mandy, who returns home.

Jacob Holmes

Jacob Holmes, portrayed by Clayton Watson, made his first appearance on 28 November 2013 as a grieving widower and single parent introduced through Sonya Rebecchi’s (Eve Morey) parenting blog. After a near accident involving his son Elliott’s pram, Jacob temporarily entrusts Elliott to Sonya’s care. She supports him through his grief and offers him employment constructing a juice bar at her nursery, which leads to brief romantic tension between them.

Jacob reaches out to Sonya after reading her online parenting posts, revealing that his wife Hannah passed away shortly after Elliott’s birth, leaving him without family support. Following the pram incident near Lassiter’s Lake, Jacob questions his parenting abilities and leaves Elliott with Sonya temporarily. When Elliott requires hospitalization, Sonya contacts Jacob, prompting his return and apology. Jacob feels uneasy when Sonya’s husband, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), contacts Jacob's in-laws. Sonya encourages connection between Jacob and Toadie while providing building work to help Jacob financially.

Jacob kisses Sonya but quickly regrets it and apologizes. Facing a custody dispute initiated by Hannah’s parents, Jacob seeks Toadie’s assistance for mediation. Sonya distances herself from Jacob emotionally and suggests that Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) offer him support instead. As custody tensions escalate alongside private investigations into Elliott’s illness, Jacob initially suspects Toadie but later experiences remorse upon learning the facts. Encouraged by Sonya to fight for his son, Jacob also confesses feelings for her, which she does not reciprocate. Ultimately, he decides to move to Adelaide to be closer to his in-laws.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Details
11 January	Gabby Ross	Hannah Vanderheide	Gabby, Eloise, and Michaela seek employment as waitresses at Charlie's, but their prospects are undermined by Natasha Williams due to envy.
	Eloise Russell	Amy Arnott
	Michaela Douglas	Caitlin Pascoe
16 January–11 March	Brian O'Loughlin	Paul Denny	Brian assists Priya Kapoor with a school board meeting and stands up to Paul Robinson. After sending inappropriate messages to Priya, he falsely accuses her of harassment, resulting in her termination. He later consents to withdraw the allegations in return for a night with Priya. Susan Kennedy coerces Brian into retracting his accusations, leading to his resignation from the board.
16 January	Nate Fuller	Ryan Jones	Following workplace tensions, Nate causes injury to colleague Aidan Foster during a soccer game.
17 January	Tony Corvus	Mick Alford	Tony consults Simmons & Colbert regarding his divorce with Ajay Kapoor. After overhearing an argument between Tony and Sheree, Ajay decides to cease working for Tony.
	Sheree Corvus	Jacqui Sundbery
21–31 January	Brett Letson	Brendan McCallum	Brett purchases a vehicle from Rhys Lawson and investigates its background through Lucas Fitzgerald.
23 January	Will Clifton	Garth Ploog	Will is introduced on a date arranged by Sheila Canning 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 is still emotionally attached to his former partner.
24 January	Daryl Banick	Mark Doggett	Daryl expresses disapproval of Sonya Mitchell breastfeeding her baby to Natasha Williams.
24–25 January	Polly Lipcer	Kylie Trounson	Polly aids Sonya in lodging a complaint about being asked to leave due to breastfeeding and involves local media coverage.
4 February–7 October 2014, 5 May–14 June 2016	Wendy Leung	Natalia Ko	Wendy serves as receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel, assisting guests and collecting information about Paige Smith. She later recalls interactions with John Doe connected to the hotel explosion inquiry.
6 February–2 April	Alistair O'Loughlin	Rahart Sadiqzai	Alistair engages in cyberbullying of Rani and Priya Kapoor via Facebook, resulting in suspension. His subsequent apology attempt leads to further disputes.
8 February	Phillipa Curtis	Louise Rocchi	Phillipa meets Ajay Kapoor during karate classes and socializes with him at Charlie's bar.
18 February	Diane Stevens	Mahalia Brown	Diane participates in a double date involving Rhys Lawson and Kyle Canning; she departs early accompanied by Rhys.
18–28 February	Jana Noviac	Kyrie Capri	Jana dates Kyle Canning but doubts his feelings; the relationship ends eventually.
21–26 February	Ralphie Mahone	Daniel Bowden	Ralphie pressures Chris Pappas into covering car repair costs and involves him in illegal vehicle activities; conflicts are resolved through an arrangement concerning storm-damaged cars.

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External links

• Cast and characters on the official Australian Neighbours site
• Cast and characters listed at the Internet Movie Database
• Hudson Walsh profile on the official Australian Neighbours website