Geoffrey King (Home and Away)

Home and Away
Company type	Television series
Industry	Television, Entertainment
Founded	January 17, 1988; 38 years ago
Headquarters	Australia
Website	7plus.com.au/home-and-away

Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Geoffrey King (Home and Away), available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 11 August 2025

Home and Away is an Australian soap opera that first aired on the Seven Network on 17 January 1988. This compilation highlights characters introduced in 2011, all under the guidance of series producer Cameron Welsh. The show's 24th season premiered on 24 January 2011. In February, the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey—made their debut. April brought the introductions of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe. In June, Marty Jones was introduced, followed by Tegan Callahan in July. Actor Fletcher Humphrys joined the cast as gang member Jake Pirovic in July as well. August saw the arrival of Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel. September featured Shane Emmett's debut as Mark Gilmour, while lawyer Hayley O'Connor appeared starting in October.

Darryl Braxton

Darryl "Brax" Braxton, played by Steve Peacocke, first appeared on screen on 16 February 2011. The casting was announced on 9 January 2011, with Peacocke describing the audition process as "very enjoyable." Brax is the eldest of the Braxton brothers, collectively known as The River Boys, a surf gang notorious for their rebellious image. A Channel Seven profile described him as carrying "a chip on his shoulder" alongside a questionable reputation. As a renowned surfer, he holds considerable respect within the surfing community, which enhances his standing. Peacocke explained that Brax is determined to rise above his background and establish a stable family life. Additionally, he works to shield his younger siblings, 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 Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent in 2012 for this portrayal.

Heath Braxton

Heath Braxton, portrayed by Daniel Ewing, made his debut on 16 February 2011, left the show on 29 July 2014, and briefly returned on 23 September 2014. As the second oldest of the Braxton brothers, Heath was initially portrayed as someone "feared by both law enforcement and residents of Mangrove River," known for his quick temper. Ewing's casting was revealed on 24 September 2010, marking Heath as the first member of The River Boys introduced to viewers. This role represented Ewing’s second appearance on Home and Away, having previously played Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for the role, Ewing enhanced his physical fitness, recognizing producers’ preference for actors with athletic builds to portray surfers. Although he admitted to limited surfing ability, this skill was not tested during auditions.

Casey Braxton

Casey Braxton, enacted by Lincoln Younes, first appeared on 17 February 2011 and departed on 16 September 2014. The youngest brother among the Braxtons, Casey was portrayed as attempting to distance himself from The River Boys' infamous reputation; he had also been expelled from high school previously. Younes deferred plans to travel to London after securing this role and relocated to Sydney for filming. Casey has been described as a "modern-day Rebel Without a Cause," struggling with identity issues while living in the shadow of his older brothers and facing academic difficulties. He later becomes romantically involved with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds), following her earlier relationship with Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell).

Miranda Jacobs

Miranda Jacobs, played by Ashley Cheadle, made her first appearance on 6 April 2011. She comes to Summer Bay to take part in the Surf Carnival and briefly becomes romantically involved with Xavier Austin.

Cheadle, who is a professional surfer, joined Home and Away as a romantic interest for Xavier. Departing from the usual beach blond surfer clichés, Miranda is depicted as a determined competitor who challenges the local scene. Both Cheadle and fellow actress Rebecca Breeds performed their own stunts during the Surf Carnival sequences. Miranda’s character serves to test Xavier’s maturity, particularly when she feels "frustrated" upon discovering he lied about his university attendance. Although she gives him another chance, Xavier’s continued dishonesty ultimately ends their relationship.

Miranda initiates flirtation with Xavier after he delivers pizza to her home and later invites him to social events such as parties and art shows. She offers to coach him for the Surf Carnival but becomes upset upon learning he is still attending school, creating friction between them. On race day, Miranda emerges victorious following a fierce confrontation with rival Ruby Buckton, with Xavier defending her against accusations of cheating.

Her role was designed as a short-term recurring character, adding both competitive tension and romantic elements to the narrative.

Kieran Monroe

Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, first appeared on 6 April 2011 in a recurring capacity on Home and Away. He was introduced as a romantic interest for Indigo Walker, with his persistent advances often coming across as unsettling.

Hazzard described Kieran as a goal-oriented student focused on academic success and aspiring to become a farmer and family man. Despite his clear ambitions, Kieran faces emotional challenges, especially in his relationship with Indigo. He makes efforts to win over her family, believing this will improve his chances with her. Aware of Indigo’s history with ex-boyfriend Romeo Smith, Kieran views Romeo as a rival.

Though Kieran shows a "dangerous streak," Hazzard stressed that his behavior is motivated by genuine concern rather than ill intent. Even in intense moments where Kieran tries to control Indigo’s movements, his actions are portrayed as protective rather than malicious.

Kieran’s storyline involves sending suggestive messages, asking Indigo out on dates, and showing up uninvited, which heightens conflict. This culminates in a confrontation with Romeo that highlights the rivalry for Indigo’s affection.

Critics described Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "intense," emphasizing his role as an unsettling suitor within the show's romantic plotline.

Marty Jones

Marty Jones, played by Matty Lui, debuted on 27 June 2011. Lui earned the role after auditioning in Hawaii. A five-time Hawaiian surf champion, Lui’s real-life surfing expertise was incorporated into Marty’s character arc. During filming, Lui also taught co-star Samara Weaving how to surf.

Characters Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), and Indi Walker (Weaving) travel to Hawaii for a tourism event where Marty is introduced as Roo and Romeo's business associate. Indi helps to gain Marty’s favor but declines an employment offer from him. Marty supports Indi and Romeo’s marriage throughout their visit. Roo spends time with Marty to avoid confronting Sid Walker (Robert Mammone), and Marty encourages her to consider pursuing a relationship with Sid.

Tegan Callahan

Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, made her debut on 4 July 2011. Introduced as the former partner of Darryl Braxton (Steve Peacocke) and a member of the River Girls, Tegan arrives in Summer Bay with the intention of rekindling their relationship. Burmeister characterized Tegan as a "mischievous" and manipulative figure, which was a notable shift from her typical roles, and she embraced the extended guest appearance that allowed for potential future returns.

Acting on behalf of Darryl’s mother, Cheryl, Tegan investigates his lifestyle following escalating tensions between them. While Darryl retains some affection for her, he harbors suspicion towards Tegan, especially after discovering her plan to undermine his relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). She menaces Charlie and is subsequently ordered to leave the town.

Tegan’s narrative arc features intense clashes with both Darryl and Charlie, uncovering intricate relationships including her connection to Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) and questions surrounding the paternity of her daughter Darcy. Following a series of dramatic events—such as drug possession accusations, complicated romantic involvements, and a serious car accident—Tegan succumbs to injuries sustained during surgery, marking a significant and dramatic departure from the storyline.

Harvey Ryan

Harvey Ryan, brought to life by Marcus Graham, first appeared on 10 August 2011. Initially intended as a short-term guest character, Graham extended his tenure through 2012 after expressing interest in staying longer. Harvey is depicted as an experienced local resident of Summer Bay who runs a fishing charter business and is well-versed in sailing and boating.

With his charismatic demeanor and strong local reputation, Harvey frequently finds himself at odds with residents such as Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), who accuses him of deliberately sabotaging his business. This rivalry intensifies when Romeo's boat is vandalized, prompting police investigations; however, Harvey is ultimately exonerated. Additionally, Harvey contests Romeo and Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) over unauthorized mooring permits, strategically positioning himself within the local marina industry.

Graham wrapped up filming in mid-2013, describing his exit as mutually agreed upon and "amicable," while leaving open the possibility for a future return.

Harvey's professional activities include negotiating mooring rights and vying for contracts related to marina development projects. His personal life intersects with his business ambitions when he begins dating Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), despite friction caused by his competitive business tactics and past romantic involvements. He eventually secures a seat on the council, leveraging this position to influence local development decisions—including blocking a proposed resort—which leads to suspicions regarding corrupt practices.

Family matters add further layers: Harvey’s former wife Melissa Gregg and their daughter Lottie arrive in town, sparking custody disputes intensified by lingering grief over their late son Ben. Legal troubles emerge when Harvey is implicated in election fraud; he pleads guilty, resulting in fines and community service that strain his finances and compel him to sell his residence.

Following these challenges, Harvey moves in with Roo and Lottie while Melissa pursues treatment for her grief. Custody battles continue amid revelations about Ben’s death circumstances. Harvey proposes marriage to Roo; they wed and jointly manage the local caravan park, where they assume guardianship of teenage runaways Maddy Osborne and Spencer Harrington.

Subsequent storylines involve Harvey planning a fishing expedition with close friend Winston Markman (John Batchelor (Australian actor)). After their boat disappears and Harvey goes missing for several months, he returns emotionally affected. Acknowledging changes in their relationship dynamic, he and Roo part ways amicably through divorce. Prior to leaving Summer Bay, Harvey reconciles with Spencer.

Jake Pirovic

Jake Pirovic, played by Fletcher Humphrys, made his debut on 22 July 2011 and exited on 23 January 2012, before making a comeback in 2014. Humphrys' fellow actor Tai Hara, known for his role as Andy Barrett, characterized Jake as a dubious individual who provides Andy with a false sense of affirmation while steering him toward self-destructive choices. Jake’s storyline in 2014 culminated in a homicide.

Jake leads a surf gang that rivals the River Boys and is romantically involved with Tegan Callahan. He is apprehended along with Heath Braxton during a police raid but is subsequently freed. Jake demands the return of his drugs from Heath’s brother Darryl and abducts their younger sibling Casey along with Ruby Buckton. Brax returns the drugs to secure Casey and Ruby's release; however, when some drugs are missing, Jake stabs Brax. After being incarcerated, Jake’s brother Hammer assumes control but is killed by Charlie Buckton. Upon release, Jake avenges Hammer by killing Charlie, engages in multiple fights with Brax, and ultimately confesses, leading to his re-imprisonment.

Two years later, Jake reappears as the head of a drug trafficking gang to whom Andy Barrett owes money. Utilizing his gang, he assaults and abducts residents to coerce Andy. Holding Brax responsible for Hammer’s death, Jake attempts to manipulate Andy into assisting him in killing Brax. When Andy refuses, Jake kidnaps Josh and eventually shoots Casey during a confrontation, resulting in Casey’s demise.

Jake shows no remorse, provoking Brax to seek vengeance. Following a high-speed pursuit that ends in a crash leaving Jake severely injured, he is hospitalized in a coma. It emerges that Jake was transferred from prison to a low-security psychiatric institution after being declared not responsible for shooting Charlie. Brax tries to terminate Jake’s life support but is arrested; however, Andy later disconnects it, causing Jake’s death.

Hammer

Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, portrayed by Benedict Samuel, first appeared on 22 August 2011. Announced on 30 July 2011, Hammer belongs to a gang competing with the River Boys and serves as the enforcer despite his lean physique. He is described as a "big, tough individual with plenty of attitude," operating under the leadership of his brother Jake.

With Jake imprisoned, Hammer takes command of the gang and intensifies hostilities against the Braxton brothers. After discovering that Heath Braxton testified to secure Jake’s early release, Hammer threatens and assaults Heath. The ensuing retaliation includes vandalism and arson between the gangs, culminating in violent clashes on the beach. Hammer’s group escalates violence by forcibly removing a tattoo from Stu Henderson and abandoning him at the Braxtons’ home.

Authorities intervene when Hammer is stopped for speeding with incriminating items found in his vehicle. Following the death of Jake’s girlfriend Tegan Callahan, Hammer warns Brax of forthcoming violence. He reveals plans targeting both Brax and police officer Charlie Buckton, which results in Charlie being shot from Hammer’s car. Though arrested, Hammer refuses to disclose information about the shooting.

At Tegan’s funeral, Hammer demands that Brax relinquish his territory. He kidnaps Charlie with the intention of killing her and Brax. The confrontation concludes with Charlie shooting Hammer dead, ending his violent campaign against the River Boys.

Stu Henderson

Stuart "Stu" Henderson, portrayed by Brenton Thwaites, made his first appearance on 23 August 2011. Shortly after moving to Sydney, Thwaites landed this five-month recurring role, which he regarded as an excellent opportunity to grow professionally alongside a supportive cast. Stu's character is central to a significant storyline throughout 2011.

Stu becomes a member of the River Boys, a notorious group in the Bay, described as "another disruptive River Boy who arrives to shake things up." Thwaites depicted Stu as lively, frequently involved in altercations, and successful in romantic pursuits. His main adversaries are led by Hammer (Benedict Samuel), who targets Stu by forcibly removing his "Blood & Sand" tattoo, igniting a violent gang confrontation. Steve Peacocke (Darryl Braxton) explained that Stu was cast as the youngest figure intended to heighten the existing tensions.

In February 2012, Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) discovers Stu’s dead body at the caravan park. The investigation that follows is comprehensive, with numerous locals considered suspects, according to Robert Mammone (Sid Walker).

Stu’s narrative features escalating hostilities between the River Boys and Hammer’s faction after Stu and Heath Braxton vandalize Hammer’s vehicle. After the tattoo removal incident and subsequent hospitalization, Stu begins a relationship with Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman), despite her father Sid’s initial objections. Their volatile romance includes episodes of violence initiated by Stu, resulting in hospital visits and legal repercussions. When Stu’s father, Alan Henderson (Peter Phelps), intervenes aggressively, Stu ultimately decides to leave Summer Bay.

Following Stu’s death, it is revealed that Sasha killed him in self-defense during a struggle during which he struck his head on a rock. Dennis Harling (Danny Roberts) moved Stu’s body to the caravan park. Sasha is eventually acquitted of all charges.

Sasha Bezmel

Sasha Bezmel, played by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Harman moved from Brisbane to Sydney for this role, describing it as a dream fulfilled. Sasha is the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). After losing her mother in a car accident, Sasha relocates to Summer Bay to live with her father and half-siblings. Harman described Sasha as "feisty, angry, stubborn, and rebellious." The official show website portrayed her as "unruly, mischievous, and independent," embodying typical teenage defiance. 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 a guest role spanning several episodes. Emmett is the brother of the late Home and Away actress Belinda Emmett. Mark is introduced as the affluent boyfriend of Gypsy Nash (Kimberley Cooper). His relationship with Gypsy’s daughter Lily Smith is tense, as Lily finds it difficult to accept a new partner in their family dynamic. Mark proposes sending Lily to boarding school; however, Gypsy opposes this idea. Their relationship dissolves after Mark confronts Liam Murphy over Gypsy's previous one-night stand with him.

Hayley O'Connor

Hayley O'Connor, played by Alyssa McClelland, made her debut on 10 October 2011. McClelland had earlier appeared on Home and Away portraying Brooke MacPherson. Hayley serves as legal counsel for Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and provides support to his brother, Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke), while he is incarcerated. Peacocke characterized Hayley as "shrewd," taking advantage of Brax's vulnerable state. Their involvement stirs conflict with Brax’s intermittent partner, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), who grows suspicious that Brax has moved on after observing them together. Hayley's reasons for being in Summer Bay remain somewhat enigmatic.

In court, Hayley represents Casey against arson allegations; however, Casey is convicted and sentenced to Juvenile Detention. Subsequently, she misleads Charlie into believing she is romantically involved with Brax, intensifying jealousy. Hayley spends a night with Brax and later serves as his alibi during a robbery probe, though she admits to providing false testimony before departing from town.

She reappears when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) employs her to prevent Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. Upon meeting Brax again, Hayley admits to framing him and facilitating the release of Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) from prison due to her previous struggles with drug addiction. While Brax blames her for Charlie’s death, he ultimately chooses to let her go.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Role Details
24 January – 5 October	Judge/Magistrate Hanson	Rhett Walton	Presides over Alf Stewart's court case and sentences 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	New student at Summer Bay High; interacts socially with Xavier Austin, Dexter Walker, and Casey Braxton; sustains injuries in a cycling accident.
27 January – 25 January 2012	Jase McKenzie	Nick Bartlett	Bully targeting VJ Patterson and April Scott; involved in altercations with Dexter Walker and others.
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 engaged in investigations including noise disturbances, robberies, and family custody issues.
31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014	Shandi Ayres	Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014)	Daughter of John Palmer; involved in identity theft storyline; returns for John's wedding.
1 February	Park Worker	Peter Cridland	Accepts bribes to assist Daria Hennessy.
1 February	Lifesaver	Christian Miranda	Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer.
2 February	René Lisle	Akos Armont	April Scott's French online acquaintance.
9 February	Stephanie	Jacinta Acevski	University tour guide providing reassurance to pregnant students.
9 February	Simone Bollen	Angela Bauer	University lecturer advising Nicole Franklin on academic workload during pregnancy.
9 February	Evan	Ryan Oliver Gelbart	Meets Nicole Franklin at university; ends relationship upon learning of her pregnancy.
18–21 February	Rick	Curtis Oakes	Member of the River Boys; participates in kidnapping Dexter Walker as a prank.
18 February–20 June	Pee Wee	Ty Hungerford	Involved in Dexter Walker’s kidnapping; attends police questioning and birthday party; attempts drug deal on Romeo Smith's boat.
21 February–31 May	Brodie Upton	Guy Edmonds	River Boy engaged in harassment, marijuana cultivation, hospital incidents, hostage situations; seeks assistance from Darryl Braxton.
23 February–31 May	Emily Logan	Madison Kerry	Summer Bay student who mocks Dexter Walker and April Scott; briefly dates Romeo Smith; contracts chlamydia from Romeo.
23 February–26 March 2012	Rob Mitchell	Matty Burn	River Boy causing disturbances at Surf Club and vandalizing election posters.
25 February – 15 March	Leo	Haydn Robertson	River Boy associated with main gang activities.
24 February – 4 April	Grace Johnson	Clare Chihambakwe	Married Elijah Johnson to save her son’s life; faces immigration challenges following son’s death.
24 February – 21 March	Thabo Manthenga	Joshua Mbakwe	Grace Johnson’s son undergoing medical treatment; dies post-operation.
2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016	Cheryl Braxton	Suzi Dougherty	Mother of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family affairs and legal matters including Heath's marriage.
10 March	Bill Lawson	Ian McPhee	Contacted by Charlie Buckton regarding information about Darryl Braxton.
10 March	Cameron Sangster	Jo Turner	Lawyer representing Darryl Braxton negotiating dropped charges.
14 March – 2 June	Keith Irwin	Alan Lovell	Runs victims of crime support group; briefly involved with Colleen Smart before being exposed for marijuana possession.
14 March	Teena	Paige Gardiner	Shares hostage experience at victims of crime group meeting.
14 March	Mick	Michael Howlett	Member of victims of crime group attending meetings with Colleen Smart.
18–29 March	Angus McCathie	Tim Pocock	University student dating Nicole Franklin; discovers her plan to give up baby for adoption.
5 April	Janelle Riley	Dina Gillespie	Runs Bayside Mission and employs Elijah Johnson.
22–26 April	Billy McVeigh	Dallas Bigelow	Seeks accommodation at Bayside Mission; assaults Elijah Johnson; arrested but later released on bail after police intervention.
27 April – 2 June	Vanessa Unley	Sarah Chadwick	Gina Austin’s longtime friend visiting Summer Bay; participates in local events including music festival and camping trip.
27 April – 21 June	George (Nicole Franklin & Penn Graham's son)	Multiple actors listed	Born to Nicole Franklin and given up for adoption to Marilyn Chambers; later returned to Nicole who departs Summer Bay with him.
9–10 May	Gary O'Connor	Grant Dodwell	President of Wilson's Bay Surf Club and rival of John Palmer; suffers heart attack amid surf carnival dispute.
24 May	Carla Rosetta	Cris Parker	Angelo Rosetta’s mother visiting hospital patients.
3 June – 19 July	Laura Carmody	Roxane Wilson	Friend of Roo Stewart; dates Elijah Johnson and helps organize fundraising before absconding with Roo’s money.
9 June	Douglas Graham	Shane Porteous	Penn Graham’s grandfather visiting Summer Bay to meet great-grandson George.
16–22 June	Kate Hanlon	Mikayla Southgate	Accuses Dexter Walker of exam cheating; temporarily pretends to be his girlfriend to aid school social situations.
15 July – 9 August	Dean O'Mara	Rick Donald	Arrives for B&S Ball; revealed as Bianca Scott’s assailant; arrested following assault involving Liam Murphy.
15 July – 2 September	Kelly O'Mara	Martika Sullivan	Sister of Dean O'Mara who dates Xavier Austin and resists leaving town despite family pressure; departs after Dean’s arrest.
21 July – 27 October, 25 November 2015 – 27 April 2016	David Joyce (Inspector/Superintendent)	Don Halbert	Police officer overseeing River Boys investigation; suspends Katarina Chapman during tenure.
22–26 July	Mick (River Boy)	Ben Barber	Confronts Heath Braxton over gang raids; intimidates locals including Bianca Scott and Liam Murphy.
25–29 July 2014, 1 December 2016 – 2 February 2017	Darcy Callahan	Alea O'Shea	Daughter of Tegan Callahan with disputed paternity involving Darryl and Heath Braxton; engaged in custody battles and school conflicts.
23 August – 1 September	Rhonda O'Mara	May Lloyd	Mother of Dean and Kelly O'Mara managing farm-related tensions involving Xavier Austin.
5 September–18 April 2012	Felix Bezmel	Max Felice	Sasha Bezmel’s half-brother who runs away seeking refuge in Summer Bay before returning home.
6 September–28 February 2012	Dennis Harling	Danny Roberts (Australian actor)	Developer planning a Summer Bay project involving Romeo Smith’s charter business amid local opposition.
28 September–15 March 2012	Alicia Spears/Angela	Chelsea Giles	Summer Bay High student connected with Sasha Bezmel; becomes estranged due to bullying issues.
5–18 October	Samuel Foster	Alexander Bruszt	River Boy causing disturbances at parties and committing robbery alongside Benji Perrin.
13 October	Phil Jamison	Adrian Pudlyk	Hospital doctor overseeing Irene Roberts' chemotherapy treatments.
18–25 October	Benji Perrin	Andrew Steel	Recently released prisoner involved in petrol station robbery implicating Darryl Braxton.
18–22 October	Simon Peet	Rory Williamson	Owner of petrol station victimized by robbery who pursues Charlie Buckton romantically but is rejected.
24 October	Tai chi instructor	Jackie Murray	Conducts stress-relief tai chi classes on the beach attended by local students.
2 November	Lachie	Gig Clarke	River Boy attempting to connect with Sasha Bezmel but driven off by other River Boys after conflicts arise.
2 November	Dan	Remy Brand	Flirts with Ruby Buckton but is rejected and expelled by River Boys.
2 November	Luke	Nick Shields	Potential buyer for Xavier Austin’s car who withdraws after test drive leading to disagreement.
3 November–17 February 2012	Dallas Phillips	Emma Griffin	Known as the "virgin slayer," befriends Dexter Walker, has a young son William, gains employment through Dexter’s help.
3 November	Melissa	Carissa Walford	Participant in Schoolies seeking surfing lessons from Romeo Smith.
4 November	Girl Schoolie	Sarah Pope	Attends surfing lessons given by Romeo Smith during Schoolies week.
7 November \| Schoolies girl Demi Bryant \| Observes Romeo Smith conducting surfing lessons during Schoolies week. \| -\|

External links

Cast and characters on the Official Australian Home and Away site
Cast and characters on the Official UK Home and Away platform
Cast and characters listed on the Internet Movie Database