Evan Shields
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television soap opera |
| Founded | March 18, 1985 |
| Headquarters | Australia , Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Products | Television program |
Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985 and is currently broadcast on the digital channel Eleven. This section enumerates characters who were introduced in 2015, all under the guidance of executive producer Jason Herbison. The show's 31st season commenced on 5 January 2015. The new characters introduced throughout the year include Cat Rogers (January), Michelle Kim, Tyler Brennan, and Nick Petrides (February), followed by Jimmy Williams, Aaron Brennan, and Mary Smith (June), then Russell Brennan (July), Courtney Grixti (August), Piper Willis (September), Shay Daeng (October), and finally Cecilia Saint (November).
Cat Rogers
Catriona "Cat" Rogers, portrayed by Maleeka Gasbarri, made her debut appearance on 19 January 2015. Her casting was revealed on 15 January 2015 after a casting agent noticed her during an Australian Film and Television Academy course held in Perth. Gasbarri auditioned remotely from her hometown of Dunsborough.
Cat is the daughter of Erin Rogers (Adrienne Pickering). Due to Erin's struggles with drug addiction, Cat was placed into foster care and initially maintained contact with her mother solely through Facebook. Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) and her spouse Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) facilitate a meeting between Cat and Erin, which Cat hesitantly postpones but eventually attends. She develops a connection with Toadie through BMX biking and rekindles her relationship with Erin via cricket. After Erin departs unexpectedly, Cat temporarily stays with Sonya and Toadie. Preferring their company over her foster parents—who are expecting a child and appear somewhat detached—Cat asks to live with them. Following a conversation involving her foster mother Lorraine (Michelle Celebicanin), Cat opts to return home but is reassured that she can visit Sonya and Toadie whenever she wishes.
Michelle Kim
Michelle Kim, enacted by Ra Chapman, first appeared on 6 February 2015. Chapman's filming concluded in April 2015. Michelle is connected to the illegal dealings of businessman Dennis Dimato (David Serafin). Chapman characterized Michelle as "tough" and "relentless," managing an illicit car theft operation, which contrasts with her more authoritative role in Wentworth.
Within Dimato Industries, Michelle oversees operations, recruiting security guard Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and later Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns) into their criminal network. She manipulates Tyler's strained family relationships to draw him into car theft schemes. After law enforcement traces a stolen vehicle back to Dimato, resulting in his arrest, Michelle and Dimato acquire Fitzgerald Motors to serve as a front for their activities. When Dimato absconds, Michelle takes charge.
Following thefts committed by Bailey Turner (Calen Mackenzie), Michelle demands replacements or payment from Tyler and coerces Paige Smith (Olympia Valance) into assisting their operations under threat of exposing her secrets. A police raid compels Michelle and Paige to flee; during the escape, Michelle injures her ankle but agrees to Paige’s suggestion to legitimize the garage business. Upon Dimato’s return, Michelle becomes wary of Tyler’s loyalty. Eventually, law enforcement arrests Michelle after Paige intervenes.
After serving time, Michelle returns seeking protection from Mark Brennan against Dimato’s retaliation. She fabricates attacks by Dimato to manipulate Paige into helping orchestrate a burglary setup. Despite suffering an assault from Dimato during a confrontation, Michelle continues with her plan until Paige uncovers stolen items linked to Michelle. Following police involvement and blackmail by Paul Robinson that forces Dimato out of town, Michelle departs Erinsborough.
Tyler Brennan
Tyler Brennan, brought to life by Travis Burns, made his first appearance on 6 February 2015. Announced on 3 November 2014, Burns auditioned while residing in the United States and expressed excitement about joining Neighbours during its milestone 30th year. Tyler is introduced as the younger sibling of Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). Burns and McGregor had previous professional ties through modeling, which facilitated the casting process. Tyler works as a mechanic and is depicted as a "bad boy with a heart" and a "ladies' man," traits that enhance his appeal as a compelling and commercially relevant character.
Nick Petrides
Nick Petrides, portrayed by Damien Fotiou, debuted on screen on 19 February 2015. The character’s introduction and casting were publicized on 20 November 2014 through a behind-the-scenes feature. Nick is the brother of Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) and serves as an oncologist who arrives in Erinsborough mainly to reconnect with family rather than to focus on medical storylines. Fotiou described Nick as well-intentioned but layered with unexpected complexities, highlighting his multifaceted role within the series' plot. To embody the character’s professional demeanor, Fotiou adopted a more restrained, conservative style.
Nick’s narrative involves a contentious storyline centered on a fabricated cancer diagnosis, establishing him as one of the program’s most sinister antagonists. He forms an alliance with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and secures a hospital position, where he engages in unethical conduct such as altering patient records and inventing illnesses to acquire funding for a cancer research facility. These actions result in suspensions, arrests, and strained familial bonds, driving intense dramatic tension that maintains audience interest.
In 2017, Nick returned amid Terese’s breast cancer arc, reappearing on 31 July. Although released on parole with restrictions, he persists in cancer research efforts while managing Terese’s treatment, reinforcing ongoing themes related to healthcare innovation and ethical quandaries in medical practice.
Nick’s interactions with other characters involve strategic partnerships and conflicts: he attempts to capitalize on relationships for advancing his wellness center initiative, confronts opposition from Paul Robinson who seeks to financially and legally undermine him, and navigates complicated dynamics with Amy Williams (Zoe Cramond) and Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). These plotlines emphasize corporate competition, reputation management, and regulatory compliance challenges within healthcare enterprises.
Ultimately, Nick’s parole is revoked following allegations of drug theft—later exposed as sabotage orchestrated by Paul—leading to imprisonment that affects both his career goals and personal connections. Legal maneuvers by Paul further entangle Nick’s situation, while plans for relocation hint at potential shifts aligned with business growth or organizational restructuring.
This storyline encapsulates critical business themes: leadership difficulties in healthcare innovation, ethical issues impacting brand image, competitive tactics within institutional settings, and strategic stakeholder engagement essential for maintaining operations in prominent industries.
Jimmy Williams
Jimmy Williams, played by Darcy Tadich, first appeared on 10 June 2015. Tadich's role marked his debut in television acting, with his casting revealed on 17 May 2015. Jimmy is the son of the returning character Amy Williams and represents the first grandchild of the long-standing character Paul Robinson. Due to a previous estrangement, Paul was initially unaware of Jimmy's existence but felt "overjoyed" upon discovering him. Tadich characterized Jimmy as a carefree youngster with a keen interest in video games. Tadich departed from the series in May 2018 when Jimmy relocates to New York City alongside his father; however, he returned for brief stints in 2019 and again during Amy’s departure storyline in January 2020.
Amy consents to move back to Erinsborough with Jimmy to foster a relationship between him and Paul. Jimmy quickly forms a bond with Paul, though Amy remains wary of Paul's tendency to spoil him. Among his various interactions, Jimmy blackmails local residents by leveraging secrets he uncovers, which results in admonishments and subsequent apologies. He develops a friendship with Kyle Canning and frequents the Dial-a-Kyle builder’s yard while Amy and Kyle’s romantic involvement is disrupted by the arrival of Jimmy’s father, Liam Barnett. After Liam accepts a bribe from Paul to cut ties, Jimmy distances himself from his grandfather.
Following Paul’s arrest connected to a hotel explosion, Jimmy experiences emotional turmoil and engages in reckless dares that lead to injury and hospitalization. Subsequently, he moves into Paul’s penthouse at Lassiter’s after conflicts with Kyle and Amy’s decision to relocate. His storyline encompasses incidents such as crashing a drone, participating in activities at the local hospital, and causing a bike accident that injures Shane Rebecchi.
Jimmy also becomes entangled in minor offenses like stealing alcohol from hotel rooms and selling it, which results in another student facing suspension. He embarks on a romantic relationship with Poppy Ryan but ends it after discovering her involvement in bullying. Liam returns attempting to mend their relationship; however, Jimmy later collapses due to illness and requires hospitalization.
Ultimately, Jimmy agrees to spend six months in New York City with his father Liam and grandfather Paul’s encouragement. The following year, Amy’s partner Gary Canning brings Jimmy back for Amy’s birthday celebration and surprise wedding. During his teenage years, Jimmy encounters difficulties including disputes with Liam and rebellious acts such as stealing money. He secretly brings his girlfriend to Australia, hiding her from an abusive father.
Feeling the need for Amy’s support, Jimmy asks her to move to New York with him; Amy ends her relationship with Kyle and plans to leave Erinsborough together with Jimmy and Leo.
Aaron Brennan
Aaron Brennan, portrayed by Matt Wilson, made his debut on 16 June 2015. Wilson's casting was announced on 17 May 2015, prompting him to relocate from Sydney to Melbourne for filming purposes. Aaron is introduced as the third Brennan brother alongside Mark (Scott McGregor) and Tyler (Travis Burns). Wilson described Aaron as a self-assured young man who enjoys bringing happiness to others and remains undeterred by obstacles. His entrance was notably marked by a performance as a male stripper before reconnecting with his siblings. Aaron is also identified as gay, potentially becoming involved romantically with Nate Kinski (Meyne Wyatt). Industry observers expressed surprise at this character development and hoped that Wilson's engagement extended well beyond his initial appearance.
Mary Smith
Mary Smith, portrayed by Gina Liano, made her initial appearance on 30 June 2015. The casting was announced on 6 April 2015, marking Liano's first acting role after impressing the casting team with her audition. Filming commenced on 14 April. Mary is the adoptive mother of Paige Smith (played by Olympia Valance), who supported Liano's casting as a perfect fit for the character. Liano maintained her distinctive personal style for the role, which contributed to her selection. Mary made a return to the series in February 2016.
Mary comes to Erinsborough to celebrate Paige's 21st birthday and meets Paige’s biological parents, Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). She apologizes for arriving without prior notice and shares that her son Ethan Smith (Matt Little) has been keeping her informed about Paige’s life. Mary expresses her wish for Paige to move with her to Singapore, although Paige initially refuses due to an ongoing police inquiry. Unable to attend Paige's wedding to Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor), Mary sends a wedding dress but later surprises everyone by showing up at the ceremony, which ultimately does not proceed. She offers comfort to Paige and encourages her to return to Singapore, underscoring her supportive influence in both Paige’s personal and career decisions.
Russell Brennan
Russell Brennan, played by Russell Kiefel, first appeared on 29 July 2015. His casting was revealed on 29 June 2015. Russell is the father of Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor), Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns), and Aaron Brennan (Matt Wilson). Central to a contentious domestic violence storyline, Russell had a history of abusing his sons and was estranged from them, making his attempts at reconciliation difficult. Kiefel described Russell as a man striving to demonstrate he has changed, although skepticism remains. While producers had planned additional story arcs for Russell, these were altered following Kiefel’s passing in November 2016, leading to the introduction of the Brennan brothers’ mother, Fay Brennan (Zoe Bertram).
Russell arrives on Ramsay Street after Mark reaches out to him. While Aaron keeps his distance and Tyler remains cautious, Russell manages to connect with his sons and organizes a barbecue where he apologizes for his previous abusive behavior. He flirts with Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and they begin dating. Sheila offers financial assistance to purchase Fitzgerald Motors, but when Mark discovers that the money originated from her son Gary Canning (Damien Richardson) and was subsequently reported to police, Mark and Aaron contribute their own savings toward acquiring the garage.
Conflict escalates when Russell loses control with Ben Kirk (Felix Mallard), nearly striking him; Tyler responds aggressively after being reminded of past trauma. When Mark confronts Tyler, the history of Russell’s abuse comes to light. Russell admits the abuse to Mark and Aaron, who then insist he leave. He asks Sheila to join him, but she refuses, urging him instead to seek professional help.
Two years later, Russell suffers a heart attack and requests a visit from his ex-wife Fay. Before his sons and Sheila can see him again, he passes away. It is later revealed that Tyler’s biological father is Hamish Roche (Sean Taylor), who killed Russell alongside nurse Louise McLeod (Maria Theodorakis).
Courtney Grixti
Courtney Grixti, brought to life by Emma Lane, made her first appearance on 4 August 2015. Lane, who is the partner of Travis Burns (Tyler Brennan), shared her enthusiasm about joining the series and admitted to initial apprehension about depicting a romantic relationship on screen with Harley Bonner. After a guest role, she resumed filming in early 2016.
Initially introduced as a university student skilled in interpreting body language, Courtney works as a barmaid at The Waterhole before advancing to manage the spa at Lassiter's Hotel. Her early narrative includes a short-lived romance with Josh Willis, followed by dating Tyler Brennan, which stirs jealousy in Piper Willis. A conflict arises when Piper secretly films Courtney with mayoral hopeful Tim Collins, leading to the discovery that Tim is Courtney’s father. Courtney manages to ease tensions by persuading Tim to withdraw his lawsuit against Piper.
Following an incident where she vandalizes Tim’s car due to his treatment of Sonya, Courtney moves in with Tyler; however, their relationship ends amid personal disagreements. She then supports Paige Smith after her breakup and assists in arranging a connection between Paige and their university lecturer. Later, Courtney leaves university and accepts a role at Lassiter's spa, providing customized rejuvenation treatments for male patrons that raise suspicions about possible illicit activities. Terese Willis dismisses her after misinterpreting these services but apologizes upon understanding they combine psychological therapy with massages and offers Courtney her position back; she declines and subsequently sues Terese for $5 million.
Courtney reenters the scene engaged to Paul Robinson, who persuades her to drop the lawsuit as he becomes the primary investor in Lassiter's. Paul appoints her as a Rejuvenation Consultant. Their engagement causes concern among Paul's relatives and others. Despite flirtations with Paul's son Leo Tanaka, Courtney stays loyal to Paul. Nevertheless, Paul confesses their relationship is merely a strategic front designed to retaliate against Terese and Tim.
Courtney organizes events at The Waterhole with limited success until Paul transforms one into a tea dance. They contemplate making their relationship genuine and discuss eloping but ultimately decide against marriage. After resolving conflicts with Tim Collins through open dialogue, Courtney agrees to return home and resigns from Lassiter's while Paul encourages her to keep the engagement rings.
Piper Willis
Piper Willis, portrayed by Mavournee Hazel, first appeared on 16 September 2015. Although Piper had been mentioned since her family’s arrival in 2013, Hazel’s casting was revealed in August 2015. Hazel moved to Melbourne for filming and described Piper as "fiery" and "unique." Before her on-screen debut, Piper featured in webisodes titled Hey Piper, which depicted video calls with her family online. She is the youngest daughter of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) and had been studying abroad in Canada.
Shay Daeng
Shay Daeng (also known as Quill), played by Yasmin Kassim, made her first appearance on 29 October 2015. Kassim’s casting was announced shortly before her debut episode aired. She filmed this guest role over several months in Melbourne and characterized Shay as "very cool," arriving in Erinsborough to take up a position at Lassiter's Hotel. Shay’s storyline includes workplace conflicts, hidden agendas, and corporate intrigue. Kassim reprised this role in 2021.
Shay meets Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan) through a dating app and begins working as assistant manager at Lassiter's during Terese Willis’s recovery from injuries. Terese eventually recognizes Shay from a previous Lassiter's conference alongside her stepmother, Julie Quill (Gail Easdale). Shay discloses she is acting as a spy for the Quill Group, which now owns Lassiter's, and oversees a hotel reorganization that keeps Terese as manager. She retaliates against Kyle by terminating his contract and damaging his professional reputation before leaving for Dubai.
Five years later, Shay returns collaborating with Jesse Porter (Cameron Robbie), an employee at Lassiter's who is spying for the Quill Group to rehabilitate its image following Julie Quill’s damaging actions. Conflicts emerge regarding Jesse’s loyalty and efforts, with Shay threatening his removal from the company. Terese intervenes on Jesse’s behalf despite his mother’s misconduct. Shay seeks new investors to prevent the Quill Group from collapsing but encounters delays due to Paul’s personal issues, leading her to explore alternative funding sources.
Cecilia Saint
Cecilia Saint, portrayed by Candice Alley, made her first appearance on 11 November 2015, with her casting and character reveal announced simultaneously. Alley underwent an audition process and was warmly embraced by both the cast and crew. She conveyed excitement about joining the renowned Australian series, emphasizing her dedication to acting. Filming commenced in August 2015, and Alley returned in 2016 to further develop Cecilia's narrative. The character was introduced as "an enigmatic woman" entwined in a scheme to disrupt Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Alley valued the opportunity to portray a single mother.
Cecilia's initial scene involves bringing her vehicle to Fitzgerald Motors for brake pad replacement. She arrives with her son Harrison (Zebedee Howell), whom she accidentally calls Charlie before Steph corrects her. After a disagreement regarding the brake pads, Steph’s employer Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns) reimburses Cecilia. Subsequently, Cecilia contacts Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to confirm she has followed his instructions to unsettle Steph. Later, she has Harrison phone Steph, telling her he misses her.
Several months later, Paul employs Cecilia to disrupt the Citizen of the Year ceremony at Lassiter's Hotel. An explosion devastates the hotel, and Paul tries to contact Cecilia but gets no reply. After Paul's arrest, Steph confronts Cecilia, who discloses that she was at the hospital with her son during the blast and refuses to cooperate with authorities, pledging to deny any involvement.
Cecilia then approaches Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) seeking Piper Willis (Mavournee Hazel), who had uploaded an interview referencing Cecilia. Terese questions Cecilia’s conviction regarding Paul’s culpability and offers payment for false testimony against him at trial, also proposing employment. During court proceedings, Cecilia provides fabricated evidence until Terese confesses to bribing her to lie and shows remorse for her conduct.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 January | Margot Bisco | Diana Joselle | Margot, a friend of Naomi Canning, entrusts her car for sale and later supplies mechanic Mark Brennan with its service records at Fitzgerald Motors. |
| 12 January | Errol Gill | Eyawn Harry | Errol visits Fitzgerald Motors interested in purchasing a classic MG from Naomi Canning. |
| Timmy Fogerty | Michael Foster | Erin Rogers meets Timmy for a drug transaction. | |
| Darren Mayer | Jamie Sheather | Darren attacks Sonya Mitchell and steals her handbag. | |
| 16 January | Marco James | Khisraw Jones-Shukoor | Marco is employed at The Waterhole, serving Paul Robinson and wishing him a happy birthday. |
| 21 January 2015–28 January 2016 | Dennis Dimato | David Serafin | Dimato is a local entrepreneur attempting to sponsor the Erinsborough Festival but encounters reputation challenges. He offers Naomi Canning a bribe to restore his sponsorship, which she declines. Dimato intimidates Naomi and coerces Matt Turner into acting as his security guard. He employs Tyler Brennan in an illicit car parts scheme until Mark Brennan arrests him. After release, Dimato purchases the local garage but absconds on bail. Upon return, he plans to resume illegal activities but is ultimately coerced by Paul Robinson into leaving town. |
| 23 January | Phil Lloyd | Colin Masters | Phil discusses Dimato with Mark Brennan and reveals his dismissal from Grease Monkeys. |
| 27 January 2015, 3 March 2016 | Andres Serna | Henry Torres | Andres begins as a bartender at The Waterhole struggling with English; later recruited by Lou Carpenter for Harold's Store duties including delivering carpentry supplies. |
| 28 January–6 July | Snr Sgt Milov Frost | Hadrian Jonathan | Frost informs Matt Turner about reductions in overtime budgets and assists Mark Brennan in investigating Dennis Dimato’s operations, coordinating sting missions involving Tyler Brennan. |
| 2 February 2015, 5 February 2018 | Bill Warley | Darren Mort | Bill, spouse of Sue Parker, confronts Paul Robinson regarding past relationships; later involved in police investigations and spends time with Fay Brennan. |
| 3 February | Lorraine Newman | Michelle Celebicanin | Lorraine discusses foster daughter Cat's living situation with Sonya Mitchell and Toadfish Rebecchi; persuades Cat to return home. |
| 4 February–5 August | Joey Dimato | Steven Sammut | Joey, Dennis Dimato’s nephew, engages in criminal acts including theft and intimidation within Dimato's circle. Following several altercations and a hostage incident involving Paige Smith, he is arrested. |
| 16–17 February | Bryson Jennings | Brodie Derrick | Bryson encounters Paige Smith in Erinsborough; despite initial friction over stolen money allegations, they connect before parting ways. |
| 25 February | Janice Stedler | Helen Noonan | Janice attends the Erinsborough flu clinic alongside Hilary Robinson and participates in a photo opportunity arranged by Paul Robinson. |
| Jane Crozier | Maria Papas | Jane is a journalist interviewing Paul Robinson about the Erinsborough Festival. | |
| 4 March | Baby Sebastiana | Izabella Anderson | Daughter of Vanessa Villante and Lucas Fitzgerald; present at the Erinsborough Festival. |
| 19 March | Ryan Holt | Preston Taura | Volunteer at the Erinsborough Festival who unknowingly closes an open drain cover trapping Daniel Robinson and Imogen Willis beneath. |
| 23 March–19 May | Bouncer 2 | Uncredited | A stray Labrador related to Lucy Robinson's dog Bouncer; cared for by Paul Robinson before being given to Hilary Robinson. |
| 30 March | Janine Morgan | Helen Bongers | Minor celebrity admitted to Erinsborough Hospital; her social media complaint results in nurse Georgia Brooks’ suspension. |
| 31 March | Trish Baker | Eliza D'Souza | IT staff member assisting Georgia Brooks during investigation of social media hacking while suspended from hospital duties. |
| 14 April | Samantha Turnbull | Lucy-Rose Leonard | Head of Law Society at Eden Hills University; interacts with Imogen Willis during a networking event focusing on non-business topics. |
| 21 April | Jai Roberts | Kristopher Brown | Victim of Bailey Turner and Jayden Warley’s impersonation as police officers; assigned community service picking up litter. |
| 21 April 2015, 4 January 2016 | Stacey Harding | Vimbai Nenzou | Initially deceived by Bailey Turner and Jayden Warley; later employed at Erinsborough Hospital supporting Sonya Rebecchi during her husband's surgery. |
| 4 May–15 June | Trevor McCann | David Bergin | Councillor assessing Kyle Canning’s handyman business for a beautification initiative; endorses hardwood materials recommended by Amy Williams. |
| 11–21 May | Clem Hanley | Max Whitelaw | Son of Ezra Hanley; enrolls at Erinsborough High School; involved in disputes concerning his father's alleged assault; eventually returns to Perth. |
| 15 May | Clara Edwards | Marie Chanel | Connects with Sonya Mitchell via social app for companionship. |
| 18 May | Hannah Dunham | Kate Greer | Has vehicle washed at Fitzgerald Motors by Tyler Brennan; subsequently engages in brief romantic involvement with him. |
| Terence Rogers | Scott Reid | Also receives car wash service from Paige Smith at Fitzgerald Motors; Paige feels uneasy due to his conduct. | |
| 21 May | Jamal Jacks | Vincent Hooper | Paramedic attending Amber Turner after collapse; reassures her about health status of herself and unborn child. |
| 22 May | Chloe Jones | Gaby Seow | Former girlfriend of Clem Hanley; corroborates Ezra Hanley's assault attempts leading to his arrest through police statement. |
| 26 May–1 July | Alistair Hall | Nick Cain | Engages in complex interactions with Nate Kinski involving misunderstandings about sexual orientation; threatens legal action over confidentiality breach but withdraws complaint after advice from Aaron Brennan. |
| 26 May | Rich Doyle | Jordan Rif'at | Friend of Alistair Hall causing disturbances at The Waterhole; records Sheila Canning confronting Alistair. |
| 29 May–14 July 2015,18 January 2016 | Michael Coluzzi | Bay Stefan Abbey | Collects payments from Tyler Brennan for Dennis Dimato’s operation; assaults Tyler when payment is delayed; arrested during police intervention amid attempted escape involving stolen vehicles. Warns Karl Kennedy against disclosing Dimato’s assault on Michelle Kim. |
| 1 June–9 July | Forrest Jones | Nicholas Gunn | Prospective buyer interested in transforming Off Air bar into mixed martial arts venue; employs Josh Willis selling supplements including prohibited peptides resulting in conflicts with Imogen Willis. |
| 2 June | Craig Quill | Alec Gilbert | Negotiates resale of Lassiter's Hotel with Paul Robinson; sells hotel back following disputes over management decisions involving Ezra Hanley. |
| 3–12 June | Brett Holden | Oliver Coleman | Attends LGBTI fundraiser; socializes briefly with Nate Kinski but departs after misunderstanding Nate’s interest in Alistair Hall. |
| 3 June | Sam Myers | Chris Stipic | Also attends LGBTI fundraiser; converses with Kyle Canning while Brett Holden socializes elsewhere. |
| 4–15 June | Robin Dawal | Max Brown | Employed by Terese Willis to design Lassiter's Hotel logo alongside Lauren Carpenter; pursues Lauren socially without success. |
| 9 June | Barry Dickson | Simon Todman | Debt collector repossessing Amy Williams' carpentry tools despite her objections. |
| 19 June,24 September | Conrad Leveson | Christian Poppi | Purchases dietary supplements from Josh Willis and plants illegal peptides leading to Josh's arrest under Paul Robinson’s direction. |
| 22 June | Coco Lee | Sophie Cheeseman | Fiancée of Alistair Hall seeking Susan Kennedy as wedding celebrant; informed about Alistair's kiss with Nate Kinski. |
| 3 July | Gav Browne | Kieran McShane | Council worker who harasses Amy Williams until warned by Paul Robinson and Kyle Canning. |
| 14 July | Dimato Associates | Liam Titheridge Alan Sheen |
Associates of Dennis Dimato summoned to warehouse meeting where plans for illegal car parts business are exposed before police arrest them during attempted escape involving Tyler Brennan. |
| 24 July–5 August | Caspar Smythe | Barton Welch
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