Hammer (Home and Away)
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television soap opera |
| Founded | January 17, 1988 |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
Home and Away is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered 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 commenced airing on 24 January 2011. In February, viewers were introduced to the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey. April saw the arrival of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe, followed by Marty Jones in June. July brought in Tegan Callahan along with Fletcher Humphrys portraying Gang Member Jake Pirovic. In August, new characters included Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel. September introduced Shane Emmett as Mark Gilmour, and October featured the debut of attorney Hayley O'Connor.
Darryl Braxton
Darryl "Brax" Braxton, played by Steve Peacocke, made his first appearance on 16 February 2011. His casting and character details were revealed on 9 January 2011. Peacocke described the audition as an enjoyable experience. Brax is the eldest member of the Braxton brothers, collectively known as The River Boys, a surf gang with a contentious reputation. According to Channel Seven's official Home and Away site, Brax carries a "troubled reputation and a chip on his shoulder," but commands respect within the surfing community, which he uses to his advantage. Peacocke explained that Brax aims to overcome his difficult past to establish a stable family life. He also works hard to keep his younger siblings, Heath (Daniel Ewing) and Casey (Lincoln Younes), away from trouble. Shortly after his introduction, Darryl began a romantic relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). For this portrayal, Peacocke earned the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent in 2012.
Heath Braxton
Heath Braxton, portrayed by Daniel Ewing, first appeared on 16 February 2011, exited on 29 July 2014, and returned briefly on 23 September 2014. As the second eldest of the Braxton brothers, Heath was initially characterized as "feared by both local law enforcement and residents of Mangrove River" with a quick temper. Ewing’s casting was announced on 24 September 2010; this marked his second stint on Home and Away, having previously played Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for this role, Ewing enhanced his physical fitness, acknowledging producers’ preference for athletic actors to portray surfers, despite admitting he lacked surfing skills.
Casey Braxton
Casey Braxton, enacted by Lincoln Younes, debuted on 17 February 2011 and left the series on 16 September 2014. The youngest of the Braxton siblings, Casey was portrayed as striving to distance himself from the River Boys’ notorious image and had been expelled from his former high school. After winning the role, Younes canceled plans to travel to London and moved to Sydney instead. Casey was described as a contemporary Rebel Without a Cause, struggling to find his place while living in the shadow of his brothers and facing academic challenges. He later began 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. She comes to Summer Bay to take part in the Surf Carnival and starts a romantic relationship with Xavier Austin.
Cheadle, who is a professional surfer, was cast in Home and Away as a romantic interest for one of the main characters. Breaking away from the usual beach blonde surfer image, Miranda challenges the prevailing culture of Summer Bay. She competes against Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) during the Surf Carnival, with both actresses performing their own surfing stunts. Miranda’s arrival prompts Xavier to reflect on his level of maturity.
Although Miranda briefly dates Xavier, she becomes frustrated after discovering he lied about attending university. She decides to give him another chance, but he does not show improvement. The length of Miranda’s stay on the series was not specified.
Xavier delivers pizza to Miranda’s house, where they engage in flirtatious conversation. After attending a party at her home, Miranda assumes Xavier is a university student. They also go to a party hosted by Ruby Buckton and Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes). When April Scott (Rhiannon Fish) is pushed into a pool, Miranda and Xavier help her out. Miranda later invites Xavier to an art gallery opening, and they eventually fall asleep together on the beach. She offers to coach him for the Surf Carnival competition.
Gina Austin (Sonia Todd) asks Miranda to speak at Summer Bay High, where Miranda discovers that Xavier is still enrolled in school. Despite this revelation, she agrees to give their relationship another chance but ends it after catching him in another lie. During the Surf Carnival race, Ruby Buckton attempts to sabotage Miranda by cutting her off; Miranda fights back, wins the race, and Xavier defends her against accusations of cheating.
Kieran Monroe
Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, debuted on 6 April 2011 as a student and romantic interest for Indigo Walker. Introduced by Cameron Welsh, Kieran’s pursuit of Indigo often came across as unsettling.
Hazzard described Kieran as a "direct, goal-driven individual" focused on university success and planning for a future that includes owning a farm and becoming a devoted husband and father. Despite his good intentions, Kieran feels manipulated by others. He makes efforts to impress Indigo’s family to solidify their relationship and is aware of her history with ex-boyfriend Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), whom he perceives as a rival.
While Hazzard acknowledged that Kieran exhibits a "dangerous side," he stressed that his actions are motivated by love rather than ill will. Even in intense moments—such as trying to get Indigo into his car for what he believes is her safety—Kieran acts with what he considers positive intentions. The actor described him as "lovesick," suggesting his emotional struggles drive his behavior.
Kieran’s storyline features persistent efforts to connect with Indigo—sending messages, asking her out, assisting with furniture, and making unexpected appearances—that escalate into moments unsettling for viewers. His interactions culminate in a confrontation with Romeo, highlighting the tension surrounding Indigo’s relationships.
Media reactions labeled Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "an overly intense suitor," reflecting the controversial nature of his character on the show.
Marty Jones
Marty Jones, brought to life by Matty Lui, made his first appearance on 27 June 2011. Lui, a five-time surfing champion from Hawaii, earned the role following an audition in his home state, with his surfing skills woven into Marty's persona. During production, Lui also imparted surfing techniques to co-star Samara Weaving.
The storyline involves characters Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), and Indi Walker (Weaving) traveling to Hawaii for a tourism event. Marty serves as a business associate to Roo and Romeo, while Indi plays a key role in gaining his favor. Marty extends a job offer to Indi, which she ultimately declines. Throughout their visit, Marty supports the union between Indi and Romeo. Meanwhile, Roo attempts to avoid discussing Sid Walker by spending time with Marty, who encourages her to consider pursuing a relationship with Sid.
Tegan Callahan
Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, entered the series on 4 July 2011 as the former girlfriend of Darryl Braxton (Steve Peacocke) intent on winning him back. Announced in April 2011, Burmeister depicted Tegan as a mischievous and manipulative figure, contrasting with her typical roles. The character required Burmeister to bleach her hair blonde; coincidentally, her sister Martika Sullivan also joined the cast around the same time.
Tegan arrives in Summer Bay at the behest of Darryl’s mother Cheryl to delve into his personal affairs amid family discord. Although Darryl harbors residual feelings for Tegan due to their past, he remains wary of her intentions. Determined to disrupt Darryl’s relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), Tegan instigates conflict that leads Darryl to demand she leave.
She confronts Charlie regarding her concealed relationship with Darryl and later reveals her involvement with Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys). Tegan cautions Darryl about Jake’s awareness of Heath Braxton’s schemes and becomes caught up in violent episodes involving both men. She discloses that Darryl is the father of her daughter Darcy but subsequently admits Heath is the biological parent.
As tensions escalate, Tegan crashes her car during a storm and panics over Darcy’s disappearance before being rescued. Despite professing love for Darryl, she recognizes his feelings do not match hers. After hospitalization from the accident, Tegan confesses she informed Hammer about Darryl and Charlie’s relationship before succumbing to her injuries.
Harvey Ryan
Harvey Ryan, enacted by Marcus Graham, was introduced on 10 August 2011. Originally intended as a short-term guest character, Graham extended his tenure through 2012 after requesting to remain due to his positive experience and strong rapport with fellow cast members. Harvey is portrayed as a seasoned sailor and boating expert who operates a local fishing charter business in Summer Bay. The official Home and Away website describes him as charismatic and adept at charming women with his relaxed maritime style. However, his competitive streak leads to disputes with locals such as Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), who accuses Harvey of sabotaging his boat and poaching clients—sparking a business rivalry centered around council permits and mooring rights.
Graham completed filming in mid-2013; his departure was mutually agreed upon and described as amicable. He acknowledged extending his stay beyond initial plans due to enjoying the role and left open the possibility of returning.
Harvey's business rivalry intensifies when Romeo suspects him of boat damage and client theft. After Romeo reports these suspicions, Harvey is cleared by Elijah Johnson (Jay Laga'aia). Though Romeo apologizes, Harvey retaliates by reporting Romeo and Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) for unauthorized mooring, forcing them to relocate. Ambitious to expand his operations, Harvey pursues the marina contract but suffers a setback when his boat sinks during a storm. Following a rescue involving Romeo and Alf, Harvey proposes merging their businesses into a partnership.
On the romantic front, Harvey develops a relationship with Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), marked by initial reluctance, breakups, and eventual reconciliation. Politically active, Harvey runs against Alf for council, wins the seat, and blocks a proposed resort development. His time in office is clouded by corruption allegations from John Palmer (Shane Withington), triggering investigations that culminate in Harvey’s resignation.
Harvey's private life grows complicated with the arrival of ex-wife Melissa (Allison Cratchley) and their daughter Lottie (Morgan Weaving). Amid family disputes and a custody battle intensified by revelations about their deceased son Ben, Harvey proposes marriage to Roo. Their wedding leads them to jointly manage the local caravan park.
Together they become guardians for teenage runaways Maddy Osborne (Kassandra Clementi) and Spencer Harrington (Andrew James Morley), who take up residence at Summer Bay House. Later, after a fishing trip with best man Winston Markman (John Batchelor (Australian actor)), Harvey disappears for several months. Upon returning bearing scars and feeling disconnected, he decides to divorce Roo in order to move forward. Despite initial friction, he reconciles with Spencer prior to departing Summer Bay.
Jake Pirovic
Jake Pirovic, played by Fletcher Humphrys, first appeared on 22 July 2011 and departed on 23 January 2012, before making a comeback in 2014.Template:Ref According to Humphrys' co-actor Tai Hara (Andy Barrett), Jake is depicted as a "shady" character who provides Andy with a sense of validation during his personal challenges.Template:Ref The storyline involving Jake's return ultimately leads to a homicide.Template:Ref
Jake heads a surf gang that rivals the River Boys and becomes romantically involved with Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister). He is apprehended alongside Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) during a police raid but is later freed. Jake demands the return of drugs from Heath’s brother Darryl (Steve Peacocke) and kidnaps their younger sibling Casey (Lincoln Younes) along with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds). To secure their release, Brax returns the drugs; however, Jake stabs him over missing items. After being arrested and imprisoned, Jake’s brother Hammer (Benedict Samuel) takes charge of the gang but is fatally shot by Charlie Buckton following a failed abduction attempt. Upon his release, Jake retaliates by killing Charlie, engages in multiple fights with Brax, is captured again, admits his crimes, and receives a new sentence.
Two years afterward, Jake reappears as the head of a drug syndicate to whom Andy Barrett owes money. He orchestrates attacks on Casey and Denny Miller (Home and Away) (Jessica Grace Smith) with his team, including his deputy Cody Dalton (Aaron Glenane), and abducts Josh and Evie MacGuire (Philippa Northeast) to pressure Andy. Holding Brax responsible for Hammer’s death, Jake manipulates Andy into assisting him in targeting Brax but secretly intends to kill him. When Andy refuses further help, Jake kidnaps Josh to gain leverage. During a rescue effort, Jake shoots Casey, who later succumbs to his injuries.
Jake shows no remorse following Casey’s death; Brax pursues vengeance. During a high-speed chase, Brax collides with Jake’s vehicle, causing severe injuries. The car explodes, leaving Jake hospitalized and comatose. Senior Sergeant Mike Emerson discloses that Jake had been moved from prison to a low-security psychiatric hospital after being found not criminally responsible for shooting Charlie and had escaped custody.
Brax urges doctor Nate Cooper (Kyle Pryor) to allow Jake to die; when refused, Brax attempts to disconnect life support but is detained. Subsequently, Andy covertly enters the hospital and terminates Jake’s life support, resulting in his 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 serves as the enforcer for his brother Jake (Fletcher Humphrys). Despite his slender physique, Hammer functions as the gang’s primary muscle and assumes leadership during Jake’s incarceration.
Hammer confronts Darryl "Brax" Braxton (Steve Peacocke) with threats directed at the Braxton brothers after discovering that Heath Braxton (Daniel Ewing) became an informant leading to Jake’s early release. His gang assaults Heath in retaliation, sparking violent confrontations between the rival groups. Police intervene but Hammer’s faction continues aggression by forcibly removing Stu Henderson’s (Brenton Thwaites) tattoo and abandoning him at the Braxtons’ residence.
Following the death of Jake’s partner Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister), Hammer issues warnings of deadly repercussions against Brax. He reveals intentions to target both Brax and Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), culminating in Charlie being shot from Hammer’s car. Although arrested for this act, Hammer refuses to disclose further information about the incident.
At Tegan’s funeral, Hammer demands that Brax surrender his territory and kidnaps Charlie as bait to draw Brax into a fatal showdown. The conflict concludes when Charlie shoots Hammer dead, ending his violent campaign against the Braxtons.
Stu Henderson
Stuart "Stu" Henderson, brought to life by Brenton Thwaites, made his debut on 23 August 2011. After moving from Cairns to Sydney in April 2011, Thwaites landed a recurring role lasting five months on Home and Away. He regarded the experience as an excellent opportunity to develop his skills, supported by a welcoming cast. Stu is introduced as a fresh addition to the Bay's River Boys and serves as a central figure in a prominent storyline that unfolds throughout the year.
Stu is characterized as a defiant young man eager to assert himself, which leads to clashes with Hammer (Benedict Samuel), the leader of a rival gang. Their rivalry intensifies, culminating in a brutal confrontation where Hammer's gang forcibly removes Stu’s "Blood & Sand" tattoo, sparking a violent fight between the factions. Steve Peacocke, who portrays Darryl Braxton, explained that casting Thwaites as Stu was meant to deliver a powerful narrative impact.
In February 2012, Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) discovers Stu’s lifeless body at the caravan park, triggering an extensive murder inquiry involving numerous suspects from the local community. Robert Mammone (Sid Walker) highlighted the intense investigation and questioning that ensues.
Throughout his storyline, Stu’s relationship with Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman) faces numerous obstacles, including parental objections, emotional instability, and episodes of physical altercations resulting in legal issues. His father, Alan Henderson (Peter Phelps), also plays a significant role by attempting to control Stu’s actions. After escalating tensions and injuries, Stu chooses to leave Summer Bay shortly before his death is uncovered.
The investigation reveals that during a heated argument, Sasha pushed Stu, causing him to fatally strike his head on a rock. It is further uncovered that Dennis Harling (Daniel Roberts) relocated Stu’s body to the caravan park area. Ultimately, Sasha is cleared of murder charges after asserting she acted in self-defense.
Sasha Bezmel
Sasha Bezmel, portrayed by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Although Isabelle Cornish initially auditioned for this role, Harman was ultimately cast and moved from Brisbane to Sydney for filming. Sasha is the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). After losing her mother in a 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 website highlighted her independent and uncontrollable traits typical of teenagers pushing limits. For this portrayal, Harman received a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2012 Logie Awards.
Mark Gilmour
Mark Gilmour, played by Shane Emmett, made his first appearance on 22 September 2011 in an extended guest role. Emmett, brother of the late Home and Away actress Belinda Emmett, acknowledged the challenge of joining a series closely linked to his sister’s legacy. Mark is introduced as the wealthy boyfriend of Gypsy Nash (Kimberley Cooper). Their relationship faces complications due to Gypsy’s daughter, Lily Smith (Charlie Rose Maclennan), who struggles to accept him. During his visit to Summer Bay, Mark has confrontations with Lily and suggests boarding school as an option for her, which Gypsy strongly opposes. An attempt at reconciliation during dinner unravels when Lily reveals Gypsy’s one-night stand with Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead), prompting Mark to confront Liam and leading Gypsy to end their relationship.
Hayley O'Connor
Hayley O'Connor, brought to life by Alyssa McClelland, made her debut on 10 October 2011. McClelland had previously appeared in Home and Away portraying Brooke MacPherson.
Hayley serves as the legal representative for Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and stands by his brother, Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke), throughout his imprisonment. Peacocke characterized Hayley as "manipulative," taking advantage of Brax's fragile condition. Brax's intermittent partner, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), becomes envious when she observes interactions between Hayley and Brax, intensifying suspicions regarding Hayley’s enigmatic intentions in Summer Bay. McClelland reprised this role on 30 April 2012.
In the courtroom, Hayley advocates for Casey against arson allegations; however, he is convicted and placed in Juvenile Detention. Subsequently, she leads Charlie to believe she is romantically involved with Brax, heightening the complexity of their love triangle. After spending a night with Brax, Hayley later provides an alibi for him amid a robbery inquiry but eventually withdraws her testimony before departing Summer Bay.
Her return is marked when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) retains her services to prevent Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. When confronted by Brax regarding Charlie’s death, Hayley confesses to framing him and facilitating the release of Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) due to her previous struggles with substance abuse. Though Brax blames her for Charlie’s demise, he ultimately lets her leave.
Others
25–29 July 2014, Dec 2016 – Feb 2017||| Darcy Callahan, Alea O'Shea | Daughter of Tegan Callahan initially believed to be Darryl Braxton's child but fathered by Heath Braxton. Faces custody battles, school challenges, and family tensions over several years. Returns later to support strained parental relationships.| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Role Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 January – 5 October | Judge/Magistrate Hanson | Rhett Walton | Oversees 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; involved with Xavier Austin, Dexter Walker, and Casey Braxton; sustains injuries from a cycling accident. |
| 27 January – 25 January 2012 | Jase McKenzie | Nick Bartlett | Bully targeting VJ Patterson and others; causes distress to April Scott and mocks locals. |
| 31 January, various dates 2013–2016 | Constable Nader/Neal Stevenson | Michele-Antonio Mattiuzzi | Police officer handling investigations including noise complaints, robbery, and disputes involving the Braxton family. |
| 31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014 | Shandi Ayres | Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014) | Daughter of John Palmer; victim of identity theft; returns for John's wedding. |
| 1 February | Park Worker | Peter Cridland | Accepts bribe from Angelo Rosetta to facilitate contact with Daria Hennessy. |
| 1 February | Lifesaver | Christian Miranda | Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer. |
| 2 February | René Lisle | Akos Armont | French acquaintance of April Scott met online. |
| 9 February | Stephanie | Jacinta Acevski | University guide providing support to pregnant students. |
| 9 February | Simone Bollen | Angela Bauer | University lecturer advising Nicole Franklin on managing coursework during pregnancy. |
| 9 February | Evan | Ryan Oliver Gelbart | University student who briefly dates Nicole Franklin before ending relationship due to her pregnancy. |
| 18–21 February | Rick | Curtis Oakes | Member of the River Boys involved in abducting Dexter Walker as a prank. |
| 18 February–20 June | Pee Wee | Ty Hungerford | Partner in Dexter Walker's kidnapping; involved in attempted drug deal; hospitalized following assault. |
| 21 February–31 May | Brodie Upton | Guy Edmonds | River Boy engaged in harassment, marijuana cultivation for the Braxtons, hostage situation, and eventual surrender to authorities. |
| 23 February–31 May | Emily Logan | Madison Kerry | Student at Summer Bay who taunts classmates and is linked to a chlamydia case involving Romeo Smith. |
| 23 February–26 March 2012 | Rob Mitchell | Matty Burn | River Boy participating in local disturbances and vandalism of election posters. |
| 25 February – 15 March | Leo | Haydn Robertson | Member of the River Boys appearing alongside main group. |
| 24 February – 4 April | Grace Johnson | Clare Chihambakwe | Arrives with husband Elijah Johnson and son Thabo under a sham marriage; faces immigration complications following Thabo’s death. |
| 24 February – 21 March | Thabo Manthenga | Joshua Mbakwe | Grace Johnson’s son requiring medical attention; dies despite hospital efforts. |
| 2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016 | Cheryl Braxton | Suzi Dougherty | Mother to Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family dynamics including Heath’s marriage and custody matters. |
| 10 March | Bill Lawson | Ian McPhee | Contacted by Charlie Buckton seeking information about Darryl Braxton. |
| 10 March | Cameron Sangster | Jo Turner | Legal counsel for Darryl Braxton; attempts charge dismissal through Charlie Buckton’s assistance. |
| 14 March – 2 June | Keith Irwin | Alan Lovell | Runs victims of crime support group; briefly involved romantically with Colleen Smart before legal troubles arise. |
| 14 March | Teena | Paige Gardiner | Shares hostage experience at victims of crime meeting attended by Colleen Smart. |
| 14 March | Mick | Michael Howlett | Participant in victims of crime group sessions alongside Colleen Smart. |
| 18–29 March | Angus McCathie | Tim Pocock | University student dating Nicole Franklin; supports her decision to place baby for adoption and ends relationship accordingly. |
| 5 April | Janelle Riley | Dina Gillespie | Manages Bayside Mission; employs Elijah Johnson for community service work. |
| 22–26 April | Billy McVeigh | Dallas Bigelow | Seeks shelter at Bayside Mission; assaults Elijah Johnson; later arrested but agrees to mutually drop charges after altercations. |
| 27 April – 2 June | Vanessa Unley | Sarah Chadwick | Old acquaintance of Gina Austin; participates in local activities including a cancelled music festival and camping trip. |
| 27 April – 21 June | George (multiple actors)' | Son of Nicole Franklin and Penn Graham; initially given up for adoption but later reclaimed by Nicole who departs Summer Bay with him and Angelo Rosetta. | |
| 9–10 May | Gary O'Connor | Grant Dodwell | President of Wilson's Bay Surf Club; rival to John Palmer; suffers heart attack after losing surf carnival. |
| 24 May | Carla Rosetta | Cris Parker | Angelo Rosetta’s mother; visits hospital to see son and meets other residents. |
| 3 June – 19 July | Laura Carmody | Roxane Wilson | Roo Stewart’s friend; co-organizes fundraiser; dates Elijah Johnson before absconding with funds raised. |
| 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 | Student accusing Dexter Walker of cheating; collaborates on fake relationship plan to navigate school environment. |
| 15 July – 9 August | Dean O'Mara | Rick Donald | Arrives for B&S Ball with sister Kelly; later arrested for rape and attempted vehicular assault against Bianca Scott. |
| 15 July – 2 September | Kelly O'Mara | Martika Sullivan | Remains in Summer Bay despite Dean’s objections; dates Xavier Austin; leaves after Dean’s arrest but maintains connection with Xavier. |
| 21 July – 27 October, Nov 2015 – Apr 2016 | David Joyce' | Don Halbert | Police Inspector managing River Boys investigation; oversees internal affairs including suspensions within police force over multiple years. |
| Mick (River Boy) | Ben Barber | Engages in gang-related threats toward Bianca Scott and Liam Murphy; burns incriminating newspaper article before Charlie Buckton's eyes. |
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