Graham Walters (Home and Away)
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television, Soap opera |
| Founded | January 17, 1988 |
| Founder | Alan Bateman |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Website | 7plus |
Home and Away is a soap opera from Australia. Below is a compilation of characters introduced in 2005, arranged by their debut sequence. All were brought into the series by the producer Julie McGuaran. The 18th season premiered on the Seven Network on 10 January 2005. The initial character introduced was Eve Jacobsen, portrayed by Emily Perry. In March, Isaac Gorman joined as Ryan Baker, accompanied by Sharni Vinson playing Cassie Turner. April saw Doug Scroope take on the role of Graham Walters. Ryan’s mother, Amanda Vale, enacted by Holly Brisley, made her first appearance in June. August introduced Todd Lasance as Aden Jefferies, along with the arrival of the Holden family: widower Tony Holden (Jon Sivewright) and his sons Jack (Paul O'Brien) and Lucas (Rhys Wakefield). November additions included James Mitchell as Jonah Abraham and Linden Wilkinson portraying Mumma Rose.
Eve Jacobsen
Eve Jacobsen—also known as Zoe McCallister—was played by Emily Perry and first appeared on 21 January 2005. Perry’s casting was announced toward the end of 2004; she had previously appeared in minor roles as an extra. One commentator suggested that securing the regular nurse role of Zoe would represent Perry’s most significant opportunity to date. Perry herself stated, "When I auditioned for Zoe and read the character description, I knew I had to have this part."
Eve is employed as a nurse at a psychiatric facility and becomes entangled with patient Sarah Lewis (Luisa Hastings-Edge). After Sarah’s boyfriend succumbs to a crystal meth overdose connected to her, Sarah enlists Eve’s help to escape and exact revenge. Subsequently, Sarah murders Noah Lawson (Beau Brady) before taking her own life. Driven by vengeance against Summer Bay, Eve kills hospital nurse Zoe McCallister, incinerates her body, and assumes her identity.
Eve sets fire to Noah’s residence while his widow Hayley Smith (Bec Cartwright) is inside, then sabotages a seaplane flight causing pilot Benny Barron’s (Colin Borgonon) death. She implicates Marc Edwards (Christopher Hobbs) in these offenses and targets Sally Fletcher (Kate Ritchie) after Sally labels Sarah mentally unstable. Eve attempts to murder Sally twice but does not succeed.
Following a bomb threat at a murder mystery event, Marc is released on bail and deduces Eve is the stalker; she kills him with a crowbar and again frames him. Although Eve threatens further violence, she only toys with law enforcement. Detective Peter Baker (Nic Bishop) suspects Eve might be Sarah resurrected; their confrontation at an abattoir results in Eve kidnapping Sally. Sally is rescued before the building detonates with Eve trapped inside.
Eve survives—the corpse was actually Laura McPhearson’s—and continues to harass Peter by moving into his apartment complex under the pseudonym "Maxine Trood" (an anagram of "I Am Next Door"). She orchestrates fake bomb threats and sends videotapes disrupting Jack Holden (Paul O'Brien) and Martha MacKenzie’s (Jodi Gordon) engagement party. Peter confronts Eve again at the abattoir; she overpowers him but escapes when Jack arrives. Eve holds Jack over a balcony; Peter offers himself in exchange while police capture her. At the station, she smiles slyly, plotting retaliation.
Eve returns during Jack and Martha’s wedding, taking Tracey Thompson hostage; Peter negotiates once more, only for Tracey to reveal herself as Eve’s partner in crime. A gas explosion caused by sparklers instantly kills both Eve and Tracey.
The storyline involving the Summer Bay Stalker featuring Eve received a nomination for "Best Storyline" at the 2006 Inside Soap Awards; her disruption of Jack and Martha’s wedding also earned a nomination in 2007. In 2012, Eve was included in Digital Spy’s Serial Killer Poll. Michael Idato from the Sydney Morning Herald described Eve’s terror campaign as "the storyline of the moment," widely discussed across Australia. An Inside Soap journalist characterized her bomb threat plot as "bonkers – but nonetheless brilliant."
Ryan Baker
Ryan Baker, played by Isaac Gorman, made his debut on 16 March 2005 and remained until 2007, with guest appearances in 2008 and 2009. Gorman had previously featured as Riley Edwards in 2002.
Ryan arrives just before his father Dan is set to marry Leah Patterson. Though initially courteous towards Leah, he soon expresses his displeasure by causing chaos, such as ruining Leah's wedding dress and burning invitations after discovering his mother Amanda Vale was not invited. His behavior escalates when Leah's son VJ Patterson injures his hand on ashes left by Ryan, prompting Ryan to apologize and replace the invitations before returning to Amanda in America. He later reappears as a ring bearer at the wedding.
Dan eventually brings Ryan and Leah together, concerned Amanda’s influence is negative. Following disputes, Amanda takes Ryan back to Los Angeles but returns months later with him to settle in Summer Bay. They reside in a large home alongside Amanda’s long-lost daughter and Ryan’s half-sister, Belle Taylor. Ryan is delighted when Amanda becomes engaged to Peter but ultimately moves back with Dan and Leah after their marriage encounters difficulties. When Dan accepts employment in America, Ryan resists relocating and admits he misses Amanda, leading Dan to send him to live with her and Peter. After Dan dies in an abseiling accident, Amanda and Ryan come back for the memorial service. Ryan feels uncertain about his role within Leah and VJ’s family but receives reassurance.
Amanda and Ryan also return for Belle’s wedding and remain through her final days before she succumbs to cancer. They attend her funeral before heading back to the city.
For his portrayal of Ryan, Gorman was nominated for Best Young Actor at the 2006 Inside Soap Awards.
Cassie Turner
Cassie Turner, portrayed by Sharni Vinson, first appeared on 18 March 2005 and departed on 2 April 2008. Vinson had previously made guest appearances in 2001 and 2003 playing different characters. After auditioning for Martha MacKenzie in 2004, she was instead cast as Cassie Turner. In July 2007, reports emerged that Vinson planned to leave the series to pursue opportunities in Los Angeles. By November, it was confirmed she had quit to relocate with her boyfriend, although the show continued airing her scenes into 2008.
Cassie was described as "strong-willed and fiercely independent," with an ability to learn from errors and positively influence those around her. Vinson received a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2006 Logie Awards for this role. Media outlets labeled Cassie a "sexy soap siren," noting that Vinson’s exit was disappointing for the male segment of the audience.
Graham Walters
Graham Walters, played by Doug Scroope, first appeared on 22 April 2005 and exited following the character’s death on 3 March 2006.
Graham arrives in Summer Bay to celebrate his grandson Robbie Hunter's eighteenth birthday, revealing strained relations with his daughter Beth Hunter due to his emotionally distant nature stemming from trauma experienced during the Vietnam War. He sells his farm intending to reconcile with his family. Graham becomes romantically involved with the younger Amanda Vale, who had previously dated his grandson Scott Hunter. Despite family objections, Graham marries Amanda.
Amanda takes advantage of Graham by avoiding intimacy and frequently leaving her son Ryan Baker under his care. Graham uncovers Amanda’s affair with Josh West and, assisted by Morag Bellingham, confronts her while probing Josh’s illegal Project 56 activities. During this period, Graham suffers a heart attack; although Amanda calls emergency services, she ultimately abandons him. Declared brain dead, a legal dispute arises over continuing life support. Robbie Hunter ends Graham’s life by switching off the machine.
Amanda inherits Graham’s estate and holds a wake that is largely ignored in favor of the Hunter family gathering. She later returns Graham’s war medals to Beth. Robbie admits to turning off the life support machine; he is tried and found guilty but avoids imprisonment.
Diesel Williams
Diesel Williams, played by Marcus Jacometti, made his first appearance on 9 May 2005 and departed on 17 June 2005. This role marked Jacometti's acting debut following the completion of Year 12, with a commitment to 20 episodes. He traveled from Kingston, Tasmania to Sydney for filming, describing the process as both demanding and fulfilling. Jacometti characterized Diesel as a troublemaker who becomes involved with unsuitable individuals, although they share some fundamental traits.
Diesel is introduced at Summer Bay High by principal Barry Hyde. His distinctive appearance leads to bullying from Jason Pappa and his group, who mistakenly assume Diesel is gay because of a rose tattoo he sports. In an attempt to quash these rumors, Diesel dates Matilda Hunter but confides to Cassie Turner that his feelings for Matilda are not genuine. Despite this, Jason's harassment escalates to physical attacks.
After disclosing that he is homeless due to a falling out with his foster parents, Diesel receives an offer from Sally Fletcher to stay with her and her husband Flynn Saunders. Flynn is initially hesitant, resulting in friction between him and Diesel. Eventually, Diesel moves out when Flynn arranges for him to stay in a hostel.
Diesel fabricates a story about having an affair with Sally and even kisses her during a tutoring session, which Dan Baker witnesses. When Sally rejects him, Diesel accuses her of sexual harassment, leading to her suspension. Efforts by Ric Dalby and Cassie Turner to mediate the situation fail as Diesel insists Sally must confess her love for him to drop the complaint.
The situation worsens when Diesel steals Sally’s locket and creates fake incriminating emails. Investigator Carl Summons identifies inconsistencies in Diesel’s claims, but Sally remains suspended. The conflict reaches a climax when Diesel takes Sally’s infant daughter hostage, threatening harm unless Sally admits she loves him. Flynn intervenes just in time, resulting in Diesel’s arrest.
Diesel admits to fabricating the allegations and framing Sally. During a visit, he reveals an unhealthy obsession with Sally due to her resemblance to his mother. While Sally expresses sympathy for his loss, she condemns his actions. Diesel apologizes before being taken into psychiatric care.
Amanda Vale
Amanda Vale, portrayed by Holly Brisley, first appeared on 30 June 2005 and remained until 2007, with brief returns in 2008 and 2009. Brisley described Amanda as an "ultimate attention-seeker" who uses manipulation to get what she wants. Her real-life pregnancy was incorporated into the storyline during her 2009 return. For this role, Brisley earned a nomination for "Best Bitch" at the 2007 Inside Soap Awards.
Aden Jefferies
Aden Jefferies, portrayed by Todd Lasance, was introduced on 4 August 2005 as a recurring character connected to Cassie Turner. Initially auditioning for a different part, Lasance was later promoted to the main cast in 2007. Although he signed with a Los Angeles talent agency in 2009 intending to work overseas, his exit was confirmed with final scenes filmed in January 2010. Lasance described Aden as "an absolute bad-arse," resisting any shift toward making him a typical "good guy." His performance garnered a "Best Bad Boy" nomination at the 2008 Inside Soap Awards and won him the "Most Popular Actor" award at the 2009 Logie Awards, followed by another nomination in 2010.
Jack Holden
Jack Holden, brought to life by Paul O'Brien, made his first appearance on 5 August 2005 and remained until 28 November 2008. O'Brien garnered several award nominations for his portrayal, securing the 2006 Logie Award for "Most Popular New Male Talent". He was also a contender for "Most Popular Actor" in both 2007 and 2008. At the 2007 Inside Soap Awards, O'Brien, alongside co-star Jodi Gordon, received a nomination for "Best Storyline" centered around Jack and Martha’s wedding. In 2008, he was shortlisted for "Best Actor", "Sexiest Male", and "Best Couple" with Gordon. Furthermore, at the inaugural Digital Spy Soap Awards, O'Brien and Gordon were nominated for "Best On-Screen Partnership".
Tony Holden
Tony Holden, portrayed by Jon Sivewright, entered the series on 5 August 2005 and departed on 11 August 2010. By the year 2010, Sivewright ranked as the second longest-serving male cast member alongside another actor. His narrative arcs predominantly explored themes of grief, including the loss of his wife, girlfriend, and child. Tony is depicted as a caring family-oriented man with empathy and an optimistic nature. In early 2010, following the departure of co-star Amy Mathews, producers opted to write Tony out of the show. Among his notable storylines is the reversal of his vasectomy to father children with his on-screen spouse, Rachel Armstrong.
Lucas Holden
Lucas Holden, enacted by Rhys Wakefield, first appeared on 5 August 2005 and left the show on 14 February 2008. Wakefield received a nomination for Most Popular New Male Talent at the 2006 Logie Awards. Critics described Lucas as a "stroppy lad" who delivered memorable moments that resonated with viewers. In October 2007, Home and Away along with Seven Network faced scrutiny from the ACMA due to airing "raunchy scenes" during G-rated episodes—specifically episode 4358 aired on 21 February 2007, which depicted Lucas and Belle deciding to engage in sexual activity. ACMA determined that this content exceeded what is considered mild or infrequent for a G classification, constituting a breach of broadcasting standards.
Michael Abraham
Michael "Jonah" Abraham, portrayed by James Mitchell, made his debut on 4 November 2005. Mitchell joined the cast shortly after graduating from the NIDA in 2004, viewing this role as an important step in his career.
Michael is the son of Mumma Rose (Linden Wilkinson), leader of the cult known as "The Believers," who orchestrated events so that Michael would impregnate Tasha Andrews (Isabel Lucas). Initially complicit in his mother’s schemes, Michael eventually rebels against her control. Both were arrested following police intervention.
Released on parole the following year under his given name, Michael’s history includes lifelong brainwashing and sterility, which ultimately exonerated him from rape allegations. Despite facing suspicion from the community, he rebuilds his life working as a farmhand for Bruce Campbell (Chris Haywood). His developing relationship with Martha MacKenzie (Jodi Gordon) encounters difficulties, including jealousy concerning her former husband Jack Holden (Paul O'Brien (actor)). Although Martha intends to leave town with Michael, he ends up leaving alone after realizing he cannot compete with Jack.
Mumma Rose
Mumma Rose (real name Florence White), played by Linden Wilkinson, made her debut on 17 November 2005. Wilkinson had previously taken on the role of Katherine Walker in 1996.
As the head of a cult known as The Believers, Mumma Rose enlists her son, Jonah Abraham (James Mitchell), to persuade Tasha Andrews (Isabel Lucas) to join their group. Despite doubts from Tasha's friends and her boyfriend Robbie Hunter (Jason Smith), Tasha remains steadfast in her decision to stay. Mumma Rose escalates tensions by pushing Robbie into a river and confiscating Tasha’s phone to hinder rescue attempts. Although Robbie is eventually found, he lacks evidence to prove he was pushed.
When Rebecca Tate (Janneke Arent) alerts Robbie about Mumma Rose’s intentions for Tasha to become "The Chosen One" and bear Jonah’s child, Rebecca is abducted. Mumma Rose denies any involvement during the police inquiry into the commune. Martha MacKenzie (Jodi Gordon) pretends to be interested in joining The Believers to help free Tasha but is spotted near Rebecca’s captivity location and fails to gather proof.
Mumma Rose administers drugs to Jonah and Tasha, orchestrating a pregnancy without their awareness. After Jonah assists Tasha in an escape attempt, both are recaptured, and Mumma Rose organizes a purification ritual involving fire. However, Tasha manages to turn the cult members against Mumma Rose, leading to her arrest by authorities—though she later flees in a concealed vehicle.
Several months afterward, Mumma Rose returns with the aim of reclaiming Tasha, taking both her and Martha hostage. She pressures Tasha to induce labor naturally, threatening harm to the baby if a caesarean is performed. Mumma Rose kidnaps Rachel Armstrong (Amy Mathews) and threatens violence; Rachel attempts to sedate her but mistakenly injects Tasha instead. A tip-off results in Mumma Rose’s capture.
With assistance from Charity Fernbrook (Charlotte Gregg), Mumma Rose escapes custody once more, abducting Tasha’s newborn daughter Ella Hunter and planning another fire-based cleansing ceremony. Charity has a change of heart and contacts the police. During the ensuing hostage situation involving Tasha, Robbie, Martha, and Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger), Mumma Rose confines them in a locked room. Officers Jack Holden (Paul O'Brien) and Lara Fitzgerald (Rebecca George) intervene; during their confrontation Mumma Rose falls from a window ledge but is rescued and subsequently detained. She is committed to a secure psychiatric institution.
A writer from Daily Record described Mumma Rose as "sinister."
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 January–31 March | Greg Hill | Alex Sideratos | Greg serves as a doctor at Northern Districts hospital, treating Leah Patterson following an appendix rupture and Sally Fletcher after a fall causing a brain blood clot. |
| 13–28 January | Gus Phillips | Peter Lamb | Gus, estranged father of Kane Phillips with a history of abuse and debts, rescues Hayley Lawson from a fire but later involves Kane in a robbery that leads to Kane's arrest. |
| 14 January–1 April | Marc Edwards | Christopher Hobbs | Arriving after the bushfire, Marc reconnects with Josie Russell and blackmails her for $20,000 over past secrets; after an attack by Eve Jacobsen he dies and is falsely implicated in a bombing. |
| 18 January–1 March | Anna McMann | Andrea Moor | Anna works as an Administrator at Northern Districts Hospital; she suspends Flynn Saunders’ surgical privileges after complications but reinstates him following successful procedures. |
| 26 January–23 February | Greg Harvey | Steve Vella | Greg is involved in criminal activities with Gus Phillips; he pressures Gus for money and testifies against Kane but later admits uncertainty when evidence emerges. |
| 26 January–12 September 2008 | Lara Fitzgerald | Rebecca George | Lara serves as a constable at Yabbie Creek Police Station, often partnered with Jack Holden; she takes maternity leave in 2008 with Charlie Buckton succeeding her. |
| 4–7 February | Benny "Red" Barron | Colin Borgonon | Benny operates a charter flight that crashes fatally. |
| 17–25 February | Arthur Gordon | Alan McGuiness | Arthur is a journalist who uses online dating to investigate the Summer Bay Stalker but is rejected once discovered. |
| 3–25 March | Lisa Stanniford | Zoe Tuckwell-Smith | Lisa dates Scott Hunter while concealing her marriage to Alan Stanniford; she departs alone after revealing the truth. |
| 7 March 2005 – 15 February 2017, 6 February 2020 |
Celebrant Claire | Mary Regan | A local celebrant officiating significant weddings and funerals including those of Jesse McGregor & Josie Russell, Dan Baker & Leah Patterson, among others through 2020. |
| 12 March–9 April 2008 | Darren McGrath | Kim Knuckey | Darren holds the position of Senior Constable at Yabbie Creek Police Station. |
| 17 March | Alan Stanniford | Don Atkinson | Alan visits Summer Bay to see his wife Lisa, unaware of her affair with Scott Hunter. |
| 18 March–26 April | Joy Foxton | Elaine Lee | Joy arrives intending to revive the "Miss Groper" pageant but suffers a stroke during an argument and is later declared brain dead. |
| 28 March–16 September | Alison Free | Larisa Chen | Alison works as a doctor at Northern Districts hospital treating patients such as VJ Patterson and Flynn Saunders; she uncovers vital paternity details before dying in a car accident. |
| 6–12 April | Samantha Morton | Felicity King | Samantha briefly dates Robbie Hunter aiming to provoke jealousy in Tasha Andrews. |
| 11 April–3 August | Clare Brody | Katrina Campbell | Clare is Senior Detective investigating the Summer Bay Stalker; she reconciles with Peter Baker before moving away after ending their engagement. |
| 11 April 2005 – 30 May 2006 | Dale Browning | Barry Shepherd | Dale manages a local storage facility connected to the Summer Bay stalker investigation. |
| 15–26 April | Ben Foxton | Craig Elliot | ' Ben arrives after his mother Joy's stroke; revealed as an abuser of Cassie Turner and Carla Bennett; subsequently reported and questioned by authorities. |
| 25 April | 'Pauline Bennett' | 'Beth Armstrong' | ' Pauline is Cassie Turner's aunt who arrives with children Carla and Liam following Joy Foxton's death; Ben's abuse comes to light.' |
| 'Carla Bennett' | 'Ashleigh Johnson' | ' ' | |
| 'Liam Bennett' | 'Uncredited' | ' ' | |
| 3 May | 'Zoe McCallister' | 'Uncredited' | ' Nurse whose murder by Eve Jacobsen triggers identity theft investigations.' |
| 9 May–7 June | 'Jason Pappa' | 'Joshua Biagi' | ' Student involved in bullying Diesel Williams; his testimony affects Sally Fletcher’s reputation.' |
| 20–23 May | 'Jim Wallace' | 'Harold Hopkins' | ' Retired police officer who confesses covering up past crimes involving Josie Russell; later found dead under unclear circumstances.' |
| 1–13 June | 'Callan Sherman' | 'Kain O'Keeffe' | ' Friend of Ric Dalby involved in drug-related incidents; attempts exploitation of Matilda Hunter; flees after exposure.' |
| 7–16 June | 'Carl Summons' | 'John O'Hare' | ' School inspector investigating allegations against Sally Fletcher; suspends her pending police inquiry.' |
| 9–10 June | 'Mystery Man' | 'Lleyton Hewitt' | ' Brief appearance attempting to attract Hayley Lawson's attention.' |
| 10–14 June | 'Terry Rawlings' | 'Laurence Coy' | ' Suspected in Matilda Hunter’s disappearance; arrested after she escapes captivity.' |
| 16 June–5 July | 'Noelene Baker' | 'Kris McQuade' | ' Mother of Peter and Dan Baker; involved in wedding preparations causing family tension.' |
| 24 June–14 July | 'Troy Peters' | 'Christian Willis' | ' Ex-boyfriend stalking Chloe Richards; wrongly suspected in her death; hospitalized following assault.' |
| 4–5 July | 'Kevin Baker' | 'Andy Anderson' | ' Father of Peter and Dan Baker; reconciles with son during wedding events.' |
| 22–23 July | 'Judith Lane' | 'Jane Fullerton Smith' | ' Mediator involved in Olivia Richards’ custody dispute.' |
| 22–23 July | 'Michael Maleto' | 'Antony Grey' | ' Lawyer assisting Diana Fraser during custody battle over Olivia Richards.' |
| 3 August 2005 – 20 June 2006 | 'Kevin Green' | 'Scott Hall-Watson' | " Physician at Northern Districts Hospital attending key patients including Morag Bellingham, Graham Walters, Leah Patterson-Baker, and explosion victims." |
| 9–24 August | "Tom Anderson" | "Don Halbert" | " Former lover of Kerry Hyde contacted by Kim Hyde during search for Kerry." |
| 10 August | "Harry Chambers" | "Rodney Dobsen" | " Accuses Jack Holden of responsibility for daughter's death causing community tensions." |
| 12–25 August | "Leo Simms" | "Johann Walravan" | " Burglar involved in conflicts with residents; dies accidentally during confrontation with Amanda Vale." |
| 15–23 August | "Lorraine Robertson" | "Gael Ballantyne" | " Barry Hyde's sister who deceives Kim Hyde about his mother's identity; implicated in family secrets." |
| 23 August | "Brian Robertson" | "Paul Coolahan" | " Lorraine Robertson's husband unaware of her connection to the Hyde family." |
| 2 September–1 November | "Corey Henderson" | "Adam Saunders" | " Probationary constable involved in investigations including poisoning Irene Roberts; arrested upon exposure." |
| 9–13 September | "Sean Jefferies" | "Gabriel Egan" | " Older brother of Aden Jefferies who assaults Ric Dalby and holds Flynn Saunders hostage." |
| 18 September 2005 – 14 February 2006 | "Greg Matthews" | "Josef Ber" | " Doctor diagnosing Flynn Saunders’ terminal melanoma and attending his funeral." |
| 27 September | "Len Green" | "Gary Baxter" | " Local mayor framed by Josh West influencing mayoral elections." |
| 29 September | "Pat McGrath" | "Uncredited" | " Wife of Darren McGrath appearing socially with other characters." |
| 13 October–25 November | "Kylie Kopperton" | "Leah Etkind" | " Employee at nudist camp introducing Kim Hyde to drugs leading to overdose." |
| 19 October–8 November | "Bert Biddle" | "Zachary Garred" | " Intern at Northern Districts hospital unwittingly involved in Amanda Vale's paternity test deception." |
| 25 October–25 November | "Noah Hunter" | Multiple actors | Newborn son of Hayley Lawson caught up in paternity dispute resolved through medical evidence. |
| 28 October 2005 – 19 January 2006 | "Dudley Shepherd" | Terry Serio | Bookmaker connected to Dan Baker's gambling debts who kidnaps Dan's son Ryan prompting police involvement. |
| 28–29 October | "David Knotts" | Alan Dukes | Gun dealer facilitating illegal firearm purchase by Martha MacKenzie. |
| 9–22 November | "Jimmy Knox" | Paul Caesar | Associate of Dudley Shepherd pressuring Dan Baker over unpaid debts. |
| 11 November 2005 – 19 March 2012 | "Derek Young" | Charlie Hopkins | Doctor at Northern Districts hospital appearing during Flynn Saunders’ terminal illness announcement. |
| 11 November 2005 – 2 October 2006 | "Charity Fernbrook" | Charlotte Gregg | Member of The Believers cult involved in hostage situations and kidnappings related to Tasha Andrews’ storyline. |