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Home and Away

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television, Entertainment
Founded	January 17, 1988 (1988-01-17)
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia

Home and Away is an Australian soap opera that premiered on the Seven Network on 17 January 1988. Below is a compilation of characters introduced throughout 2011, all under the guidance of series producer Cameron Welsh. The show's 24th season began broadcasting on 24 January 2011. In February, the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey—were brought into the storyline. April saw the arrival of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe; Marty Jones was introduced in June; both Tegan Callahan and Jake Pirovic appeared in July; followed by Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel in August. In September, Shane Emmett joined the cast as Mark Gilmour, with lawyer Hayley O'Connor debuting in October.

Darryl Braxton

Darryl "Brax" Braxton, portrayed by Steve Peacocke, made his first appearance on 16 February 2011. Announced on 9 January 2011, Brax is the eldest of the Braxton brothers, collectively referred to as The River Boys, a notorious surf gang known for their rebellious reputations. A celebrated surfer with a defiant attitude, Brax commands authority among his peers, which he uses to his advantage. Peacocke characterized Brax as someone determined to overcome a difficult past and establish a stable family life. Additionally, he strives to protect his younger brothers, Heath (Dan Ewing) and Casey (Lincoln Younes), from trouble. Shortly after his introduction, Darryl began a romantic relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). Peacocke earned the 2012 Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent for his portrayal.

Heath Braxton

Heath Braxton, enacted by Daniel Ewing, debuted on 16 February 2011, exited on 29 July 2014, and returned briefly on 23 September 2014. As the middle Braxton sibling, Heath was notorious for being "feared by police and locals in Mangrove River" due to his volatile nature. Ewing's casting was revealed on 24 September 2010, marking his second role on Home and Away, having previously played Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for this part, Ewing enhanced his physical fitness to meet producers’ preference for a fit surfer image, although he admitted his actual surfing abilities were limited.

Casey Braxton

Casey Braxton, played by Lincoln Younes, first appeared on 17 February 2011 and departed on 16 September 2014. The youngest of the Braxton brothers, Casey aimed to distance himself from the River Boys’ reputation after being expelled from his former high school. Younes postponed plans to move to London upon securing this role and relocated to Sydney instead. Described as a contemporary Rebel Without a Cause, Casey faced challenges fitting in and finding purpose, often overshadowed by his older brothers and struggling academically. He later entered into a relationship with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds), following her previous involvement with Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell).

Miranda Jacobs

Miranda Jacobs, played by Ashley Cheadle, made her first appearance on 6 April 2011 as a contestant in the Summer Bay Surf Carnival and a short-term romantic interest for Xavier Austin. As a professional surfer, Cheadle was chosen to add credibility and a new energy to the series’ surf scene.

Miranda's narrative focuses on her competition with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) during the carnival, alongside her romantic involvement with Xavier, who initially lies about attending university. Although she offers him a second chance, Miranda ends their relationship after discovering more deceit. Both actresses, Cheadle and Breeds, performed their own stunts, contributing to the show's authenticity.

Her arrival challenged existing dynamics, particularly pushing Xavier to reflect on his maturity. Miranda’s role was limited in duration without an official end date disclosed. Significant story elements included her engagement in local events, coaching Xavier for the carnival, and confronting Ruby’s provocations during the race, which Miranda ultimately won following a disputed finish.

Kieran Monroe

Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, was introduced on 6 April 2011 as a student and romantic interest for Indigo Walker. His relentless pursuit of Indigo was often described as unsettling, revealing a character shaped by ambition and emotional intensity.

Hazzard characterized Kieran as goal-driven, seeking success both academically and personally, with dreams of owning a farm and becoming a dedicated husband and father. Despite his clear objectives, his strong emotions frequently lead to problematic conduct. He strives to impress Indigo’s family to solidify their relationship while facing competition from her ex-boyfriend, Romeo Smith, whom he views as a rival.

Although Kieran displays a "dangerous streak," Hazzard clarified that his intentions arise from genuine care rather than ill will. Even in scenes where Kieran forcibly attempts to get Indigo into his car, his actions are depicted as protective rather than harmful. The character illustrates how intense infatuation can result in questionable behavior.

Kieran’s plotline involves sending flirtatious messages, organizing dates, and persistently appearing despite Indigo’s hesitance. His conduct escalates when he tries to distract Indigo during a car ride, leading her to flee. The conflict peaks when Romeo intervenes during an altercation between Kieran and Indigo.

Media outlets described Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "an intense suitor," emphasizing his disturbing role within the storyline. This portrayal highlights the difficulties of managing obsessive tendencies in romantic contexts within the series.

Marty Jones

Marty Jones, played by Matty Lui, first appeared on 27 June 2011. Lui earned the role following an audition held in Hawaii. As a five-time Hawaiian surf champion, Lui’s expertise was woven into Marty’s character arc. During filming, Lui also taught co-star Samara Weaving how to surf.

The storyline features Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), and Indi Walker (Weaving) traveling to Hawaii for a tourism event where Marty is introduced as Roo and Romeo’s business associate. Indi helps win Marty’s favor, although she declines his job offer. Marty supports Indi and Romeo’s marriage throughout their trip. Meanwhile, Roo avoids discussing Sid Walker (Robert Mammone) and spends time with Marty, who encourages her to consider rekindling her relationship with Sid.

Tegan Callahan

Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, made her debut on 4 July 2011 as the former partner of Darryl Braxton (Steve Peacocke), intent on rekindling their past relationship. Announced in April 2011, Burmeister described Tegan as a "mischievous," cunning figure, a departure from her typical roles. For the role, Burmeister lightened her hair to blonde. Her sister, Martika Sullivan, also joined the series at the same time.

Tegan arrives in Summer Bay under the direction of Darryl’s mother, Cheryl, to scrutinize his lifestyle. Although Darryl is wary of her, they share a complex backstory. Tegan is set on undermining Darryl’s romance with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), generating conflict by threatening Charlie.

She confronts Darryl about his new partner but is dismissed. Through conversations with locals, she uncovers details about the River Boys and Darryl’s involvement with them. After revealing she is involved with Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys), she cautions Darryl about dangers facing his family. Tegan becomes entangled in perilous situations, including concealing drugs and aiding an injured Darryl following a stabbing by Jake.

She confesses to Charlie that Darryl fathered her daughter Darcy but later reveals that Heath Braxton is actually the biological father. Following a series of disputes over custody and deceit, Tegan crashes her vehicle during a storm and is hospitalized. Before passing away from her injuries, she admits to informing Hammer about Darryl and Charlie’s relationship.

Harvey Ryan

Harvey Ryan, played by Marcus Graham, first appeared on 10 August 2011. Originally cast for a short guest stint, Graham extended his role into 2012 due to positive experiences and strong rapport with the cast. Harvey is portrayed as a seasoned local expert in sailing and boating who operates a fishing charter business in Summer Bay. He blends charisma with competitiveness, frequently clashing with residents such as Romeo Smith over commercial matters.

Graham completed filming in mid-2013, with his exit described as mutually agreed upon and amicable. He expressed willingness to return in the future.

Harvey’s narrative includes ongoing competition with Romeo concerning mooring rights and client acquisition, which escalates into legal battles and disputes with the council. He collaborates with Alf Stewart to manage a boating enterprise and pursues a romantic relationship with Roo Stewart. During his time on the council, Harvey halts a resort development project, faces allegations of corruption, and eventually resigns amid claims of election fraud.

Personal difficulties arise when his ex-wife Melissa and their daughter Lottie arrive, leading to custody conflicts intensified by the death of their son Ben. Harvey’s relationship with Roo undergoes strain due to infidelity but ultimately culminates in marriage and joint stewardship of the local caravan park. They become guardians to teenage runaways Maddy Osborne and Spencer Harrington.

A major storyline involves Harvey disappearing for several months after a fishing trip with his close friend Winston Markman. Upon returning, he discovers that changes have created distance between him and Roo, resulting in divorce and his final departure from Summer Bay.

Jake Pirovic

Jake Pirovic, played by Fletcher Humphrys, first appeared on 22 July 2011 and departed initially on 23 January 2012, returning again in 2014. According to Humphrys’ co-actor Tai Hara (Andy Barrett), Jake is characterized as a "shady" individual who offers Andy a form of validation during his personal struggles. Jake’s comeback storyline ultimately leads to a major murder plot.

As the head of a surf gang competing with the River Boys, Jake becomes romantically involved with Tegan Callahan. He is apprehended alongside Heath Braxton during a police raid but is subsequently released. Jake demands the return of his drugs from Darryl Braxton and escalates tensions by abducting Casey Braxton and Ruby Buckton to gain leverage. A violent altercation ensues, resulting in Brax being stabbed, after which Jake is incarcerated. His brother Hammer takes over leadership but is eventually killed by Charlie Buckton. Upon release, Jake exacts revenge by killing Charlie and engages in further violent clashes with Brax before being sent back to prison.

Two years onward, Jake leads a drug trafficking group to whom Andy Barrett owes money, using intimidation and kidnappings to enforce payments. He manipulates Andy by blaming Brax for Hammer’s death and attempts to recruit him against Brax. When Andy declines, Jake kidnaps Josh MacGuire, prompting a rescue attempt during which Jake shoots Casey Braxton fatally.

Following Casey’s murder, Jake shows no remorse and continues targeting Brax. After a high-speed pursuit ends in a crash leaving Jake severely injured, he is placed on life support. It is later disclosed that he was transferred to a low-security psychiatric institution after being judged not criminally responsible for previous offenses but escaped custody.

Brax tries to terminate Jake’s life support but is prevented by law enforcement. Eventually, Andy secretly disconnects the life support system, causing Jake’s death.

Hammer

Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, portrayed by Benedict Samuel, made his debut on 22 August 2011. Announced on 30 July 2011, Hammer belongs to a gang opposing the River Boys and is the younger sibling of gang leader Jake Pirovic. After Jake’s imprisonment, Hammer assumes command and intensifies hostilities with the Braxton brothers.

Hammer’s primary focus involves enforcing his brother’s dominance and retaliating against adversaries. He threatens Darryl "Brax" Braxton and attacks Heath Braxton following Heath’s decision to testify against Jake. The gangs engage in violent episodes including arson and physical assaults. Notably, Hammer’s faction disfigures Stu Henderson by removing his tattoo.

Law enforcement interactions include a traffic stop conducted by officers Charlie Buckton and Georgina Watson, which uncovers weapons hidden in Hammer’s vehicle. Following the death of Jake’s girlfriend Tegan Callahan, Hammer heightens threats against Brax and Charlie. Although implicated in a shooting targeting Charlie, Hammer remains silent.

Hammer escalates the conflict further by abducting Charlie and demanding that Brax relinquish his territory. The feud culminates in a confrontation where Charlie shoots and kills Hammer, effectively ending his violent efforts to dominate Summer Bay’s criminal underworld.

Stu Henderson

Stuart "Stu" Henderson, brought to life by Brenton Thwaites, made his first appearance on 23 August 2011. Shortly after moving from Cairns to Sydney, Thwaites landed this recurring role on Home and Away for five months, describing the experience as highly educational and praising the support from his fellow cast members. Stu's character played a pivotal role in a major plotline throughout that year.

Stu becomes part of the River Boys gang in the Bay, introduced as a provocative figure designed to challenge existing dynamics. The River Boys' adversaries, led by Hammer (Benedict Samuel), target Stu, going as far as removing his "Blood & Sand" tattoo, which sparks a violent feud between the groups. This incident intensifies hostilities and culminates in a large-scale confrontation.

His storyline features a turbulent romance with Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman), marked by emotional instability and episodes of violence. Although Sid Walker initially opposes their relationship, Stu and Sasha begin dating; however, their bond deteriorates amid cycles of abuse and attempts at reconciliation. The conflict reaches a climax when Stu assaults Sasha at the Year 12 formal, resulting in Sid retaliating and Stu being hospitalized. Subsequently, Stu faces assault charges.

Amid ongoing conflicts involving his father Alan Henderson (Peter Phelps), Stu ultimately chooses to leave Summer Bay. Later, Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) discovers Stu's deceased body near the caravan park, prompting a police inquiry. Sasha admits to killing Stu in self-defense during an altercation, but it later emerges that Dennis Harling (Daniel Roberts) had relocated Stu’s body from where the incident originally took place. Sasha is eventually found not guilty.

Stu’s arc was instrumental in addressing themes such as gang rivalry and domestic violence within the show, engaging audiences with complex social issues through his character development.

Sasha Bezmel

Sasha Bezmel, portrayed by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Although Isabelle Cornish initially auditioned for the role, Harman was ultimately cast and moved from Brisbane to Sydney to join the series. Sasha is the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). Following her mother’s fatal car accident, she relocates to Summer Bay to live with her father and half-siblings. Harman described Sasha as "sassy, angry, stubborn, and rebellious." The official show profile depicted her as uncontrollable and independent, embodying the impulsiveness typical of her age group. For this role, Harman earned a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2012 Logie Awards.

Mark Gilmour

Mark Gilmour, portrayed by Shane Emmett, debuted on 22 September 2011 in an extended guest appearance. Emmett, whose late sister Belinda Emmett also starred on Home and Away, remarked on the emotional challenge of working alongside many of her former co-stars. Mark is introduced as the affluent boyfriend of Gypsy Nash (Kimberley Cooper), but his relationship with Gypsy’s daughter Lily Smith is fraught with tension. Mark proposes sending Lily to boarding school—a suggestion Gypsy opposes. After Lily reveals Gypsy’s one-night stand with Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead), Mark confronts both Liam and Gypsy, leading to Gypsy ending their relationship.

Hayley O'Connor

Hayley O'Connor, brought to life by Alyssa McClelland, made her first appearance on 10 October 2011. McClelland had earlier appeared in Home and Away playing the character Brooke MacPherson.

In the series, Hayley acts as legal counsel for Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and offers support to his brother, Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke), during his time in prison. Peacocke characterized Hayley as "shrewd," exploiting Brax’s fragile condition. This dynamic generates friction with Brax’s partner, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), who grows suspicious and envious, believing Brax has moved on. Hayley’s true intentions in Summer Bay remain ambiguous. McClelland returned to the role on 30 April 2012.

During a court case, Hayley defends Casey against arson accusations; however, he is found guilty and sentenced to Juvenile Detention. Subsequently, she implies to Charlie that she is romantically involved with Brax, culminating in a kiss and spending the night together. When Brax is interrogated over a robbery, he cites Hayley as his alibi, but she later withdraws her statement and departs from town.

Hayley reappears when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) hires her to stop Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. She confronts Brax regarding Charlie’s death, admitting to framing him and aiding in the release of Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) due to her previous struggles with drug addiction. Although Brax blames her for Charlie’s demise, he ultimately chooses to let her go.

Others

16–22 June | Kate Hanlon, Dexter Walker’s schoolmate | Mikayla Southgate | Provides academic assistance to Dexter while navigating social ties involving April Scott. | 15 July – 9 August | Dean O'Mara, antagonist | Rick Donald | Arrives for B&S Ball; implicated in Bianca Scott’s assault case leading to arrest after hit-and-run incident. | 15 July – 2 September | Kelly O'Mara, Dean’s sister | Martika Sullivan | Remains in Summer Bay despite brother’s objections; develops relationship with Xavier Austin before departing following Dean’s arrest. | 21 July – 27 October, 25 November 2015 – 27 April 2016 | David Joyce, police inspector | Don Halbert | Oversees law enforcement activities affecting River Boys; promoted to superintendent suspending Katarina Chapman. | 22–26 July | Mick, River Boy | Ben Barber | Engages in gang-related behavior threatening community members. | 25–29 July 2014, 1 December 2016 – 2 February 2017 | Darcy Callahan, daughter of Tegan Callahan | Alea O'Shea | Involved in custody battles with Heath Braxton; attends local school impacting family dynamics including accusations against Heath. | 23 August – 1 September | Rhonda O'Mara, mother of Dean & Kelly | May Lloyd | Manages farm affairs challenging Xavier Austin’s involvement. | 5 September–18 April 2012 | Felix Bezmel, Sasha Bezmel's half-brother | Max Felice | Runs away seeking refuge with Sasha; sustains injury requiring hospital care. | 6 September–28 February 2012 | Dennis Harling, developer | Danny Roberts (Australian actor) | Initiates development plans causing business conflicts involving Romeo Smith and Harvey Ryan. | 28 September–15 March 2012 | Alicia Spears/Angela, peer student of Sasha Bezmel | Chelsea Giles | Initially befriends Sasha but distances herself over bullying concerns. | 5–18 October | Samuel Foster, River Boy offender | Alexander Bruszt | Participates in criminal activity including robbery implicating Darryl Braxton. | 13 October | Phil Jamison, hospital physician | Adrian Pudlyk | Provides medical care related to chemotherapy patients. | 18–25 October | Benji Perrin, ex-prisoner River Boy | Andrew Steel | Involved in criminal acts damaging Darryl Braxton’s reputation. | 18–22 October | Simon Peet, petrol station proprietor | Rory Williamson | Victim of robbery interacting professionally with Charlie Buckton. | 24 October | Tai chi instructor, wellness facilitator | Jackie Murray | Leads stress reduction classes attended by local students. | 2 November | Lachie, disruptive River Boy member | Gig Clarke | Causes unrest among students resulting in confrontation with River Boys. | 2 November | Dan, associate of Lachie River Boy | Remy Brand | Attempts contact with Ruby Buckton but is rebuffed by local groups. | 2 November | Luke, prospective car buyer | Nick Shields | Negotiates vehicle sale with Xavier Austin ending in dispute. | 3 November–17 February 2012 | Dallas Phillips, single mother and partygoer | Emma Griffin | Develops relationship with Dexter Walker while managing childcare challenges. | 3 November | Melissa, Schoolies visitor | Carissa Walford | Participates in surf lessons led by Romeo Smith during Schoolies week events. | 4 November | Girl Schoolie, surf lesson participant | Sarah Pope || Engages in surfing activities linked to local celebrations. | 7 November | Schoolies girl, event observer attendee | Demi Bryant || Observes surf lessons highlighting youth community involvement. | 8 November | Carrie, nurse supporting Irene Roberts' treatment process.| Shannon Dooley || Facilitates medical updates influencing relationships involving Sid Walker and Roo Stewart.| 11 November  |'Gary' River Boy admirer of April Scott |'Daniel Marsh' || Participates in social interactions reflecting local youth culture tensions.|- 12 November |'Jonathan Brewer' car sale associate |'Louis McIntosh' || Socializes with April Scott around school formal events.|- 15 November–7 February 2012 |'Geoffrey King' business antagonist |'Geoff Morrell' || Attempts hostile takeover of Angelo's restaurant impacting the Braxton family business.|- 16 November |'Cody Matthews' surf competitor antagonist |'Melissa Ambrosini' || Challenges Mink Smith competitively within the local surf scene.|- 18 November–17 February 2012 |'William Phillips' son of Dallas Phillips |'Daniel Place' || Child health storyline intersecting with Dexter Walker's support efforts.|- 21 November |'Peter' corporate spy employed by Harvey Ryan |'Matthew Moore' || Attempts corporate espionage through bribery affecting local business interests.|-

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
24 January – 5 October	Judge/Magistrate Hanson	Rhett Walton	Presides over Alf Stewart's court case, sentencing Casey Braxton to juvenile detention.
24 January	Clerk	Anthony Milne	Court clerk during Alf Stewart's hearing.
27 January – 21 November	Summer Horgan-Jones	Jaimee Taylor-Nielsen	Student at Summer Bay High engaged in social interactions; suffers a bicycle accident and participates in romantic storylines influencing main characters.
27 January – 25 January 2012	Jase McKenzie	Nick Bartlett	Bully targeting VJ Patterson and others, causing conflicts affecting April Scott and residents.
31 January, 5 October–19 November 2013, 19 May 2014, 17 March 2015 – 5 May 2016	Constable Nader/Neal Stevenson	Michele-Antonio Mattiuzzi	Police officer involved in investigations such as noise complaints, robbery cases, and family custody disputes.
31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014	Shandi Ayres	Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014)	Daughter of John Palmer whose identity was stolen; returns for important family occasions.
1 February	Park Worker	Peter Cridland	Accepts bribes from Angelo Rosetta to enable contact with Daria.
1 February	Lifesaver	Christian Miranda	Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer.
2 February	René Lisle	Akos Armont	French online acquaintance of April Scott appearing via webcam.
9 February	Stephanie	Jacinta Acevski	University tour guide providing reassurance to pregnant students such as Nicole Franklin.
9 February	Simone Bollen	Angela Bauer	University lecturer advising Nicole Franklin about course load during pregnancy.
9 February	Evan	Ryan Oliver Gelbart	University student briefly dating Nicole Franklin before ending the relationship due to her pregnancy.
18–21 February	Rick	Curtis Oakes	Member of the River Boys involved in a fabricated kidnapping prank targeting Dexter Walker.
18 February–20 June	Pee Wee	Ty Hungerford	Partner in Dexter Walker's staged kidnapping prank; later involved in hospital incident and attempted drug deal.
21 February–31 May	Brodie Upton	Guy Edmonds	River Boys member involved in harassment, illegal acts, and hostage situations affecting main characters; surrenders following conflict with Braxton brothers.
23 February–31 May	Emily Logan	Madison Kerry	Summer Bay student engaged in peer teasing and brief relationship leading to chlamydia diagnosis linked to Romeo Smith.
23 February–26 March 2012	Rob Mitchell	Matty Burn	River Boy causing disturbances including vandalism of campaign posters; connected to Romeo Smith’s business troubles.
25 February – 15 March	Leo	Haydn Robertson	River Boy appearing alongside main group.
24 February – 4 April	Grace Johnson	Clare Chihambakwe	Married Elijah Johnson to obtain immigration status for son Thabo; faces personal loss and legal scrutiny over sham marriage allegations.
24 February – 21 March	Thabo Manthenga	Joshua Mbakwe	Son of Grace Johnson receiving medical care; his illness and passing impact key storylines.
2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016	Cheryl Braxton	Suzi Dougherty	Mother of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family matters including school issues and marital support.
10 March	Bill Lawson	Ian McPhee	Contacted by Charlie Buckton for information regarding Darryl Braxton.
10 March	Cameron Sangster	Jo Turner	Legal representative for Darryl Braxton managing legal affairs.
14 March – 2 June	Keith Irwin	Alan Lovell	Facilitates victims of crime support group attended by community members; relationship with Colleen Smart ends following drug-related police raid.
14 March	Teena	Paige Gardiner	Victim sharing hostage experience at support group meeting.
14 March	Mick	Michael Howlett	Participant in victims of crime group attending sessions with Colleen Smart.
18–29 March	Angus McCathie	Tim Pocock	University student dating Nicole Franklin; informed about her decision to give up baby for adoption.
5 April	Janelle Riley	Dina Gillespie	Runs Bayside Mission; employs Elijah Johnson for community work projects.
22–26 April	Billy McVeigh	Dallas Bigelow	Seeks shelter at Bayside Mission; involved in altercation leading to arrest but later reconciles with Elijah Johnson.
27 April – 2 June	Vanessa Unley	Sarah Chadwick	Old friend of Gina Austin participating in local events such as music festivals and camping trips.
27 April – 21 June	George (Nicole's son)	Multiple actors listed	Child of Nicole Franklin and Penn Graham central to adoption storyline involving Marilyn Chambers and Angelo Rosetta.
9–10 May	Gary O'Connor	Grant Dodwell	President of Wilson's Bay Surf Club; competitor of John Palmer resulting in intense rivalry culminating in medical emergency.
24 May	Carla Rosetta, mother of Angelo Rosetta	Cris Parker	Visits hospital interacting with Roo Stewart and Nicole Franklin during key moments.
3 June – 19 July	Laura Carmody	Roxane Wilson	Friend of Roo Stewart collaborating on fundraising initiatives; dates Elijah Johnson before leaving amid financial disputes.
9 June	Douglas Graham, grandfather of Penn Graham	Shane Porteous	Visits Summer Bay to meet great-grandson George.

External links

• Cast and characters on the Official Australian Home and Away site
• Cast and characters on the Official UK Home and Away site
• Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database