Harriet Wallace
| Industry | Television |
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| Headquarters | Australia |
Zara Selwyn
Zara Selwyn, played by Freya Van Dyke, made her first appearance on 3 January 2022. Zara is introduced as the teenage daughter of the established character Amy Greenwood (portrayed by Jacinta Stapleton), serving to deepen Amy's narrative and family interactions. Her entrance creates disruption within Amy's polyamorous relationship involving Ned Willis and Levi Canning, bringing complex personal and relational issues to the forefront of the storyline.
Zara's plotline primarily explores her challenges with familial bonds and adolescent struggles. She initially reacts unfavorably toward Amy's non-traditional relationship setup, intensifying conflict by pursuing Levi with the intent to end his involvement with Amy. At one point, Zara falsely accuses Levi of sexual assault but subsequently withdraws the allegation, leading to a breakup between Amy and Levi.
Her defiant conduct extends to tampering with non-alcoholic jelly shots by adding vodka at a party, which impacts Toadie Rebecchi’s family. Additionally, Zara instigates disturbances at Erinsborough High School, including triggering fire alarms and causing toilet flooding, reflecting her desire for attention and connection. In response, Amy offers Zara employment at her newly acquired food truck, although tensions between them persist.
Van Dyke’s portrayal of Zara concluded with the series finale on 28 July 2022.
Freya Wozniak
Freya Wozniak, portrayed by Phoebe Roberts, debuted on 25 January 2022 in Australia and on 20 January in the UK. Her casting was revealed on 30 October 2021 through the show's social media platforms, marking the first new regular character addition since July 2020. Roberts expressed excitement about joining a program significant in both Australian and UK television markets. This role followed her appearance in Lie With Me, a series created by Neighbours executive producer Jason Herbison, who described Freya as a layered, enigmatic, and daring character.
Described as "the ultimate mystery girl," Freya is characterized by her tendency to challenge rules and was teased as a possible romantic interest for Levi Canning (Richie Morris). Levi encounters her after a deadly storm at The Flamingo Bar, where she is seen removing a scarf from storm debris. She asserts ownership but declines to provide details for its return. Freya then inquires about Britney Barnes and later joins Levi for a date at Baker's Hill Winery. During this outing, she notices Ned Willis wearing the scarf and reveals that the man in her phone photo is her cousin.
Freya’s final appearance occurred during the series finale on 28 July 2022.
Sadie Rodwell
Sadie Rodwell, played by Emerald Chan, first appeared on 27 January 2022. Introduced alongside Aubrey Laing (Etoile Little), Sadie is involved in a storyline addressing school bullying targeted at Zara Selwyn (Freya Van Dyke). She is the daughter of Andrew Rodwell (David Lamb; Lloyd Will) and Wendy Rodwell (Candice Leask) and part of a newly introduced family moving into Ramsay Street at No. 26, confirmed as regular cast members. Chan was unaware of Sadie's familial connections until late into her initial storyline and was subsequently added to the opening credits. Plans to introduce Sadie's siblings were cancelled following the show's termination. Sadie appeared in the finale episode on 28 July 2022 and returned when the series resumed in 2023.
At Erinsborough High, Sadie is introduced to Zara by teacher Jane Harris (Annie Jones), alongside her best friend Aubrey. While initially dismissive of Zara, they later form a friendship after an incident involving a school fire alarm. Both Sadie and Aubrey develop crushes on Hendrix Greyson (Ben Turland), leading to complicated interactions involving social media pranks. Their involvement escalates when a fire breaks out at school endangering Mackenzie Hargreaves (Georgie Stone), with Zara taking responsibility. Sadie eventually admits that Aubrey started the fire and apologizes to Zara.
Following these events, Sadie moves into Ramsay Street with her family but struggles with guilt over Hendrix requiring a lung transplant due to the fire. Despite financial difficulties preventing relocation, community members Susan and Karl Kennedy offer assistance. Hendrix encourages Sadie to stop blaming herself before his untimely death from transplant complications. Later, Sadie faces danger when kidnapped alongside Zara by Corey Smythe-Jones but recovers and attends Toadie Rebecchi and Melanie Pearson’s wedding.
Sadie develops close friendships with Mackenzie and Holly Hoyland (Lucinda Armstrong Hall) and works as a nanny for Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano). Preferring to pursue a career as a make-up artist instead of university, she clashes with her mother Wendy but eventually supports Wendy’s decision to enroll in education herself. Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) offers to finance Sadie's make-up course if she spies on Leo and his girlfriend Krista Sinclair (Majella Davis), leading Sadie to uncover Paul's indirect role in his son's death—a fact she exposes during an argument.
In her personal life, Sadie reveals she is a virgin; encouraged by Holly, she contemplates dating Byron Stone (Xavier Molyneux). They begin dating after spending time together at a party but keep their relationship hidden from their parents due to interference concerns. Byron arranges a themed date culminating in an intimate moment interrupted by Andrew Rodwell’s unexpected arrival.
Kiri Durant
Kiri Hua Durant, played by Gemma Bird Matheson, made her first appearance on 24 March 2022 in Australia and earlier on 9 March 2022 in the UK. Matheson's casting was revealed on 7 February 2022; she had previously guest-starred in 2016 as Carla Watson. Matheson expressed pride in portraying a queer Papua New Guinean Christian character, highlighting the significance of genuine representation. Kiri was characterized as "enigmatic and flirtatious," "ethically motivated," and "essentially a good person," becoming a focal point in key dramatic arcs.
Kiri is introduced as a romantic interest for Nicolette Stone (Charlotte Chimes), whom she meets during a vacation at River Bend Getaway, where she manages the family business. Their connection begins with mutual attraction and a kiss, later complicated when Kiri reveals she is Glen Donnelly's (Richard Huggett) estranged daughter. After relocating to Ramsay Street, Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly) becomes Kiri’s second significant relationship. Kiri featured in the series’ then-final episode aired on 28 July 2022.
On 4 June 2024, Matheson returned to reprise her role. A spokesperson for Neighbours indicated that Kiri’s comeback would "create upheaval" among her circle, notably affecting Nicolette.
In her initial storyline, Kiri supervises competition winners at River Bend Getaway and flirts with Nicolette. She discloses that her parents own River Bend but have entrusted her with its management. Following a kiss interrupted by Glen, Kiri senses a connection to him, which Glen confirms by referencing previous visits to the area. When gunshots ring out nearby, Kiri leads a search party, showcasing her leadership and ability to manage crises. She later pursues a relationship with Nicolette despite Glen warning her about Nicolette’s history of dishonesty, confronting Nicolette over past lies involving Aaron Brennan and David Tanaka.
Kiri then assumes the role of events manager at Leo Tanaka's vineyard, where she forms a friendship with Chloe Brennan and becomes part of the local community. Despite initial friction concerning living arrangements close to Nicolette, Kiri moves in with Chloe and others, building new personal and professional ties. She supports Chloe through meditation techniques during stressful work periods, suggesting romantic possibilities while maintaining boundaries to keep household peace.
Nicolette grows wary of Glen’s link to Kiri and teams up with Paul Robinson to investigate further. This results in the public disclosure that Kiri is Glen’s daughter. After confirming this with her mother Barbara Durant, Kiri initially distances herself from Glen. She later learns that Alan Durant, whom she had believed to be her biological father, is not related by blood—adding complexity to her family story.
Montana Marcel
Montana Marcel, portrayed by Tammin Sursok, debuted on 13 April 2022 in Australia and on 24 March 2022 in the UK. Sursok’s casting was announced on 17 January 2022 alongside news that Neighbours would conclude that year. Returning to Australian television after previously stating she would not re-enter soap operas following her tenure on Home and Away, Montana Marcel is introduced as a fashion designer and entrepreneur who, alongside her assistant Mick Allsop (Joel Creasey), secures a contract from Lassiters Hotel for Fashion Week.
Montana visits Lassiters Hotel with Mick to assess Terese Willis and Chloe Brennan’s proposal for Fashion Week. Unimpressed by the venue’s facilities and event history, she initially expresses disinterest despite their efforts to persuade her. Her attention shifts after visiting Leo Tanaka’s winery, where she establishes a connection with him. Although initially declining collaboration with Lassiters, Montana reconsiders following Leo’s advocacy for the partnership, emphasizing potential business advantages.
At home, Montana confronts Leo about concerns regarding Lassiters’ negative publicity and reveals she is aware of Mick’s sabotage attempts during the tender process. She offers to award the tender to Lassiters if Leo agrees to engage with her personally. After further discussions, Montana grants Lassiters the tender and continues her involvement with Leo while remaining cautious of Chloe and Terese’s tactics using Leo as leverage.
Corey Smythe-Jones
Corey Smythe-Jones, brought to life by Laurence Boxhall, made his first appearance on 28 March 2022 in the UK and on 18 April 2022 in Australia. Announced on 21 March 2022, Corey was introduced during a storyline filmed in the UK as a potential romantic interest for Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan). Initially described as a "charismatic stranger," it was later revealed that Corey is an antagonist with the goal of recruiting Harlow into The Restoration Order, a cult connected to her deceased mother, Prue Wallace (Denise van Outen). Daniel Kilkelly from Digital Spy described Corey as "deceptive" and possessing "malicious motives."
Corey first encounters Harlow by helping her with her luggage at the Everleigh Hotel and invites her to breakfast, which she declines. They reconnect later at the hotel bar, where Corey offers support after Harlow experiences a difficult day. Their conversation revolves around her mother’s diary, which is sought after by the cult. Corey initially advises burning the diary but then withdraws the suggestion; nonetheless, Harlow eventually burns it after salvaging important pages. Corey later hints at romantic feelings, but Harlow chooses to focus on unresolved matters back in Australia.
Upon Harlow’s return home, Corey arrives in Erinsborough on business and surprises her by showing up. He meets her family and Ned Willis (Ben Hall), who is competing for Harlow’s affections. At a farewell gathering for Roxy Willis and Kyle Canning, Harlow shares a kiss with Corey. They attend various promotional events together, including one organized by Amy Greenwood (Jacinta Stapleton), who recruits them as models for Fashion Week. Corey uncovers that Harlow still harbors feelings for Ned; she confesses to an affair but insists on progressing their relationship slowly before ultimately ending things with Corey.
After their breakup, Corey contacts Christabel Bancroft (Syd Zygier) to devise a plan exploiting Harlow’s vulnerability to draw her into The Restoration Order. He delivers a USB drive belonging to Harlow’s mother—whose key he obtained from the burnt diary—and outlines a plot to undermine Harlow by revealing her affair with Ned, positioning himself as her rescuer.
Harriet Wallace
Harriet Wallace, portrayed by Amanda Holden, first appeared on 28 March 2022 in the UK and 18 April 2022 in Australia. Her casting was announced on 7 October 2021. Holden filmed scenes set in London alongside Jemma Donovan beginning in mid-October 2021. As a longtime admirer of Neighbours, Holden described joining the legendary Australian series as "wonderful." Harriet is Prue Wallace’s sister and the aunt of Harlow Robinson (Donovan). Executive producer Jason Herbison disclosed that Harriet and Harlow reunite to unravel a family mystery connected to Prue.
Harriet encounters Harlow at the South Bank, noticing that her niece appears troubled, though Harlow attributes it to jet lag. Harriet clears her schedule to spend time with Harlow, and together they plan to revisit Prue’s diary. After sightseeing around London, Harlow mentions a recent fling but quickly redirects the conversation back to Harriet, who apologizes for being preoccupied with home renovations. When Prue's diary goes missing, they search for it without success and agree to continue their efforts the following day. Later, Harriet accidentally drops her handbag, revealing she had hidden the diary after receiving an offer of £10,000 from The Restoration Order—a cult connected to Prue. She confesses she lost both her job and partner, explaining her desperation. When Harlow burns the diary, Harriet is shocked but reflects on her own difficulties; she declines financial assistance from Harlow and considers relocating to Australia once she has resolved her personal issues at home.
Asher Nesmith
'Asher Nesmith, brought to life by Kathleen Ebbs, made their first appearance on 10 May 2022 in Australia and earlier on 14 April 2022 in the UK, marking the introduction of Neighbours first non-binary character. Ebbs shared a sense of pride in portraying a character reflecting their own identity and valued the production team’s willingness to incorporate feedback, such as modifying Asher’s outfits to enhance authenticity. Their experience on set was described as uplifting and rewarding.
Initially rumored to be employed at the local café, Asher was later confirmed as a romantic interest for Nicolette Stone (Charlotte Chimes). Their narrative unfolds around The Waterhole, where Asher openly shares their queer and non-binary identity, leading Jane Harris (Annie Jones) to introduce them to Nicolette. Asher accompanies Nicolette to Hendrix Greyson and Mackenzie Hargreaves’ wedding reception, culminating in a tender moment shared on the dancefloor.
Following scenes explore Asher and Nicolette’s budding relationship, including a second date at a queer-friendly bar that is cut short due to babysitting conflicts. Despite an initial spark, Nicolette ultimately decides not to pursue the relationship further, concluding their short-lived romance.
Sian Caton
Sian Caton, portrayed by Esther Anderson, appeared for the first time on 6 June 2022 in Australia and on 5 May 2022 in the UK. Anderson revealed her casting on 9 March 2022, expressing excitement about joining the well-established series. Dr Caton was introduced within a major storyline involving Hendrix Greyson (Benny Turland), who is admitted to Erinsborough Hospital after experiencing persistent coughing episodes. She diagnoses him with pulmonary fibrosis, a severe lung disease necessitating a transplant.
Dr Caton explains to Hendrix that his sarcoidosis has advanced into pulmonary fibrosis, a condition without effective medication options, making lung transplantation essential. Although she successfully carries out the operation, Hendrix soon suffers from hyperacute rejection. Collaborating with Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), Dr Caton conveys the gravity of Hendrix’s condition to his family. She clarifies that his antibodies render anti-rejection treatments ineffective, resulting in irreversible lung damage and limited survival time. Respecting Hendrix’s wishes, she focuses on his comfort while allowing him to remain conscious during his final moments.
Alana Greyson
Alana Greyson, portrayed by Molly Broadstock, was introduced on 16 June 2022 in Australia and on 20 May in the UK. She is Hendrix Greyson’s (Ben Turland) younger sister and daughter of Pierce Greyson (Tim Robards) and Lisa Rowsthorn (Jane Allsop). Although mentioned since Hendrix’s arrival in 2019, Alana was formally introduced following his pulmonary fibrosis diagnosis. Her debut takes place in a special Sydney-based episode centered on Hendrix’s storyline, penned by executive producer Jason Herbison.
Using social media, Alana locates Hendrix and his partner Mackenzie Hargreaves (Georgie Stone) in Sydney. They join their father Pierce for lunch, during which Alana notices signs of Hendrix’s deteriorating health. Upon discovering information about pulmonary fibrosis among Hendrix’s possessions, she informs their parents. Hendrix then reveals that his autoimmune condition has progressed into pulmonary fibrosis after rescuing Mackenzie from a fire. Initially upset with Mackenzie, Alana is reassured by Hendrix that no one is at fault.
The following day, Hendrix and Mackenzie announce their engagement; Alana responds with strong emotions but eventually makes peace with Mackenzie. Before leaving Sydney, Hendrix encourages her to visit again soon. She attends their wedding and is devastated by Hendrix’s death following surgery, bidding farewell at his funeral.
Estelle Petrides
Estelle Petrides, played by Maria Mercedes, made her first appearance on 21 June 2022 in Australia. Mercedes, who had previously portrayed Lucia Cammeniti, was brought in to expand the narrative surrounding Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou), her long-estranged mother. Estelle arrives under the pretense of supporting Terese through her separation from Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), but Terese soon discovers from her brother Nick Petrides (Damien Fotiou) that Estelle is actually without a home. Despite Terese’s desire to rebuild their fractured relationship, she finds it difficult to place her trust in Estelle. Elmaloglou remarked that Estelle’s introduction had been planned by producers for several years, shedding light on why Terese developed such emotional barriers. Estelle is depicted as flamboyant and provocative, with a past marked by inappropriate behaviors toward Terese’s partners, which led to their estrangement.
At The Waterhole, Estelle forms a friendship with Wendy Rodwell (Candice Leask) before moving into Terese’s home, expressing her wish to reconcile. Although Terese remains cautious and unsettled by Estelle’s frequent use of the Greek phrase "agapi mou" ("my love"), they gradually connect over family issues. However, tensions arise when Estelle interacts with Paul Robinson during the divorce proceedings, causing Terese to evict her repeatedly. Paul then offers Estelle lodging at Lassiters, but after she is found rummaging through his business documents, she is expelled.
Subsequently, Estelle takes refuge at Baker's Hill Winery, where she uncovers Glen Donnelly’s (Richard Huggett) struggle with drug addiction and uses this knowledge to coerce him into aiding her efforts to reconcile with Terese. After Glen exposes the blackmail to Terese, she gives Estelle a substantial amount of money and demands that she choose between the funds and their relationship. Estelle opts for the money, hinting at a possible future reconciliation, but Terese refuses. Estelle then exits the storyline, leaving their conflict unresolved.
Sam Young
Sam Young, portrayed by Henrietta Graham, was introduced on 29 June 2022 in Australia and earlier on 9 June 2022 in the UK. Her casting was announced on 11 May 2022, following Graham’s expressed interest in joining Neighbours during a 2021 interview, which caught the attention of Fremantle and the show’s producers. After auditioning in April 2022, she secured one of the last roles introduced before production concluded in June. Graham expressed enthusiasm about joining a series she admired.
Producer Andrew Thompson emphasized Graham’s casting—who has Down syndrome—as part of an effort to enhance diversity and representation on screen. Sam was introduced as Chloe Brennan’s assistant at Lassiters Hotel amid operational difficulties caused by a failed fashion event and changes in management. Initially referred to as Sam Ellis, it was later revealed that she is Mike Young’s (Guy Pearce) daughter; Pearce returned for the series finale. As a family friend of Graham, Pearce advocated for scenes featuring them together and proposed the familial connection. Sam’s name pays tribute to a dedicated Neighbours fan, while her mother’s name references Kate Winslet’s character from Titanic.
Graham reprised her role as Sam in the Neighbours reboot, returning on 18 September 2023.
Within the storyline, Sam begins working under Chloe Brennan at Lassiters Hotel and quickly establishes herself by managing various duties including assisting former manager Terese Willis and owner Paul Robinson. She quietly oversees hotel operations during ownership transitions and supports Chloe through personal struggles. When Mike Young returns to Erinsborough, it is revealed that Sam is his daughter. She encourages Mike to rekindle his relationship with Jane Harris and expresses optimism about his intention to purchase 24 Ramsay Street.
Off-screen developments reveal that Sam moves into 24 Ramsay Street alongside Jane and Mike. During Mike’s extended European work trip, Sam visits him in England over Christmas and cares for Jane’s granddaughter. She becomes uneasy about Jane growing closer to her ex-husband Victor Stone after seeing him resting in their bed and urges Jane to maintain honest communication with Mike.
Byron Stone
Byron Stone, played by Joe Klocek (2022) and later by Xavier Molyneux (2023–2025), made his first appearance in Australia on 11 July 2022. Created by Jason Herbison, Byron is the son of Jane Harris and sibling to Nicolette Stone. Known as "Jane's golden child" and a "charismatic newcomer," he initially appeared as a junior legal associate who also worked as an escort. His storyline was shortened following the show's cancellation, with Klocek's final portrayal airing on 26 July 2022.
In September 2023, Byron returned with Molyneux assuming the role. The actor expressed enthusiasm for joining the series, emphasizing its cultural importance and the encouragement he received transitioning from his prior role as a paramedic.
Byron unexpectedly shows up at Jane’s residence, reconnecting with her and Aaron Brennan. Having recently graduated with a law degree, he declines Jane’s invitation to live with her but accepts a junior associate role at Toadie Rebecchi’s law firm. Simultaneously, Byron secretly works as an escort for Danielle Pendlebury, through which he uncovers an affair involving Jane’s partner, Clive Gibbons. This discovery leads to family discord, prompting Byron to choose escorting over legal work and leave for Cape Town.
Upon his return, Byron begins a clandestine relationship with Reece Sinclair, unaware that her family partly owns Lassiter's Hotel where he is employed. Acting as a double agent for hotel owner Paul Robinson, Byron ultimately remains loyal to Reece. After embarking on a road trip to locate Reece's missing sister Krista Sinclair and following Reece’s departure to the US after her father’s passing, Byron contemplates resuming escort work but is dissuaded by Nicolette.
Byron rebuilds his life working at Lassiters and enters into a romantic relationship with Sadie Rodwell. Their relationship encounters difficulties due to interference from Sadie’s parents and Byron’s past as an escort.
Victor Stone, Byron’s father, visits Erinsborough claiming financial difficulties but is soon revealed to have terminal cancer. He intends to establish a business legacy for the Stone family by investing in Yorokobi Vineyard alongside Leo Tanaka, thereby making Byron and Nicolette business partners. After achieving remission, Victor departs Erinsborough abruptly.
Byron’s storyline interweaves themes of personal development, intricate family relationships, and business endeavors, demonstrating purposeful character growth aligned with commercially appealing plots in the revived Neighbours series.
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rowspan="3"| 2 May 24 May–14 June || Barbara Durant || Wendy Mocke || Mother of Kiri Durant visiting workplace; discusses family dynamics affecting business operations at River Bend retreat. 31 May || Ginevra Stroynova || Meika Wollard || Model participating in Lassiters Fashion Week; interacts with Mackenzie Hargreaves during event preparations. 1 June–21 June || Narelle Campbell || Janeth Mayo || Lassiters employee managing communications related to Fashion Week disruptions; mediates workplace disputes involving Katrina Marshall and Chloe Brennan. rowspan="2"|16 June 20 June Patrick Clio Trent Sinclair Service station worker intervening during Corey Smythe-Jones’ aggressive behavior towards Harlow Robinson. rowspan="2"|22 June Matt Chan Joseph Raboy Ken Chan’s brother concerned about hospital visitors’ conduct. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - rowspan="2"|5 July rowspan="2"|7 July 12–20 July rowspan="2"|12 July 12–20 July rowspan="3"|13 July rowspan="3"|20 July 27 July, 29 February 2024 28 July| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
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| 20 January | Jim | Uncredited (voice) | Maintenance worker at Lassiter's contacted by Terese Willis during the storm affecting Kyle Canning and Roxy Willis's wedding; advises evacuation of The Waterhole and The Flamingo Bar. |
| 24 January | Annie Barnes | Melanie Beddie | Parent of Britney Barnes attending their daughter's memorial service; requests half of Britney's ashes for distribution. |
| George Barnes | Mick Alford | The other parent present at Britney Barnes' memorial. | |
| Celebrant Ruby Fulton | Elizabeth Sandy | Officiates Britney Barnes' memorial ceremony. | |
| 27 January | Eddie Martinelli | Adam T Perkins | Street food vendor who sells his van to Amy Greenwood for $25,000, assuring its profitability. |
| 27 January–25 April | Aubrey Laing | Etoile Little | Sadie Rodwell's close friend involved in coercion and arson at Erinsborough High; faces bullying and expulsion; later attends home schooling meetings with grandmother Shannon Laing. |
| 31 January | Nick Michaelopolos | Marcus Hensley | Instructor for tree-jumping who questions Kyle Canning about his acrophobia. |
| 1–17 February | Patrick Patinka | Bailey Barbour | Student at Erinsborough High grateful to Zara Selwyn for triggering the fire alarm and playing a prank on Jane Harris. |
| 2 February | Ben McNulty | Jamal Ali | Server at Leo Tanaka's vineyard who informs about a missed wine delivery. |
| 14–17 February, 17 May | Dr Oscar Russell | Adam Rowland | Liver specialist hired by Paul Robinson to exaggerate his illness for sympathy; later exposed for unethical conduct including blackmailing David Tanaka and Freya Wozniak. |
| 15 February | Alex Weinert | Joe Pearson | Mistaken by Freya Wozniak for Gareth Bateman; interaction concludes with an apology. |
| 22 February | Theo Lyons | James Cutler | Local from Benalla providing background information on the Wozniak family to Roxy Willis, Ned Willis, and Harlow Robinson. |
| 2 March–17 May | Constable Eliz Arkin | Tayla Duyal | Colleague of Levi Canning assisting in Gareth Bateman investigation; arrests Zara Selwyn for arson; involved in interviews related to Gareth's death. |
| 3 March | Joel Park | Brayden Lewtas | Criminal who holds Levi Canning at gunpoint during property search; arrested following Freya Wozniak’s intervention. |
| 10 March | Mickey Mannion | James Dean | Store owner questioned about stolen phone linked to Joel Park; provides information under threat of store closure. |
| Tina Halliday | Alessandra Merlo | Supplier connected to stolen phone; denies knowledge but alerts someone after Levi and Freya’s visit. | |
| 14 March–17 May | Dean Covey | Travis Cotton | Hospital cleaner linked to David Tanaka; involved in complex tensions including unreciprocated romantic interest toward David leading to conflicts and formal warnings. |
| 16 March | Nasri Abbas | Youssef Sabet | Firefighter responding to deliberate fire at Erinsborough High; coordinates rescue efforts with school staff. |
| 23–30 March | Gareth Bateman | Jack Pearson | Freya Wozniak's estranged boyfriend engaged in criminal activities; confrontations result in injury and eventual death after refusing medical aid due to past violence. |
| 23 March–20 July | Emma McIver | Jessica Clarke | Caravan park resident interacting with Ned Willis, Harlow Robinson, and Freya Wozniak; accuses Freya and David Tanaka of neglect contributing to Gareth Bateman's death; later involved in blackmail and hostage situations leading to arrest. |
| 29 March | Bobby Long | Ben Crundwell | Employee at River Bend Getaway tasked with retrieving missing minibus amid suspicious activities involving rabbit hunters. |
| 4–25 April | Shannon Laing | Francesca Waters | Aubrey Laing's grandmother managing home schooling challenges; addresses hearing impairment affecting communication and safety concerns. |
| 7 April | Hans Olsen | Bray Buenrostro | Masseuse at Lassiters Hotel interacting with Mick Allsop during business discussions involving Terese Willis and Chloe Brennan. |
| 11 April | Chelsie Zhou | Francesca O'Donnell | Pregnancy yoga instructor serving key characters including Roxy Willis, Kyle Canning, Amy Greenwood, and Ned Willis. |
| Nadia Pedersen | Felicia Asplet | Colleague greeting David Tanaka during routine professional interactions. | |
| Hannah Forrest | Kathryn Lukin | ||
| Glam Squad | Jordyn Mackinlay, Deanne Ramsay, Anshul Yerwadekar, Courtney Burns | Assistants supporting fashion designer Montana Marcel; promote Lassiters Fashion Week via social media engagement. | |
| 12 May–19 July | Zane Wozniak | Oli Pizzey-Stratford | Brother of Freya Wozniak providing financial support amid family estrangement and legal issues related to Gareth Bateman's death; offers character reference during sentencing. |
| 18 May–12 July 2022, 16–20 November 2023, 26 March 2025 | Georgia McNamara | Jude Beaumont | Defense attorney representing David Tanaka in medical manslaughter case; implements mental impairment defense due to trauma; also represents Paul Robinson and Leo Tanaka in subsequent legal matters. |
| 23 May 2022– | Katrina Marshall | Farah Mak | Housekeeper at Lassiters Hotel involved in workplace disputes including sabotage allegations during Fashion Week; later reinstated with pay raise; contributes to community events such as Food Bank operations honoring David Tanaka. |
| 24 May–21 June
|| Christabel Bancroft || Syd Zygier || Member of The Restoration Order cult collaborating with Corey Smythe-Jones on recruitment strategies targeting Harlow Robinson. | |||
| Roscoe Dawson | Patrick Gibson | Sydney school security guard enforcing campus rules involving Hendrix Greyson and Mackenzie Hargreaves. | |
Maeve Rowsthorn
Beatrix Van Vliet Toddler daughter of Lisa Rowsthorn; indirectly connected through Hendrix Greyson’s family storyline. | |||
| Ken Chan | Richard Wang | Hospital patient and organ donor visited by Hendrix Greyson and Mackenzie Hargreaves; family dynamics influence donor decisions. | |
| Wei Chan | Ferdinand Hoang | Ken Chan’s father engaging with Mackenzie over organ donation impacting Hendrix Greyson’s surgery prospects. | |
| Arlo Anderson | Jacob Towns | Teenager involved in retrieving clothing belonging to Freya Wozniak and Levi Canning from bushes in Lassiters Complex. | |
| Viv Young | Bonnie Poynder | Waitress at The 82 who encounters Estelle Petrides leaving without paying, resulting in police involvement resolved by Glen Donnelly. | |
| Daisy McCartin | Darci Dennis | Daughter of Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson); portrays mother-daughter dynamics observed by Terese Willis. | |
| Jannie McCartin | Raelene Isbester | Mother of Daisy McCartin featured in interpersonal storyline at The Waterhole. | |
| Marlena Tennyson | Trudy Ager | Airbnb host facilitating Nicolette Stone’s access into Aaron Brennan and David Tanaka’s apartment amid plumbing issues. | |
| Sgt. Sparks | Andrew Cullimore | Police sergeant monitoring David Tanaka’s bail compliance; issues warnings regarding future conduct. | |
| Danielle Pendlebury | Christine Stephen-Daly | Client hiring Byron Stone as escort; reveals past relationship with Clive Gibbons impacting local hospital benefactions. | |
| Ben Fenlon-Bone | Josh Vinen | Amy Greenwood’s online date revealing enthusiasm for fictional soap "One Way Street," leading to brief encounter ended due to excessive zeal. | |
| Adam Gerace | Lachlan Hewson | Prison officer processing David Tanaka’s intake at Warrinor Prison facility. | |
| Dan Waskett | Kaden Hartcher | Prison inmate threatening David Tanaka on behalf of Gareth Bateman associates; involved in violent prison yard confrontations. | |
| Zoe Dunn | Alexis Watt | Client engaging Byron Stone’s escort services planning repeat bookings. | |
| Mark Simpson | Jack Braddy | Prison guard overseeing visitation restrictions involving Paul Robinson’s attempts to see Holden Brice. | |
| Jess Nichols | Ashley Sawko | Injured woman treated under duress by Freya Wozniak during hostage situation orchestrated by Emma McIver. | |
| John Shade | Mark Casamento | Prison guard escorting David Tanaka post-visitation; suspected corruption linked to Emma McIver’s activities. | |
| Austin Julians | Ben Rose | Gunshot victim treated under coercion during hostage crisis involving Emma McIver threatening David Tanaka’s life. | |
| Jon Dew | Subra Velayutham | Prison guard intervening during inmate assault on David Tanaka inside prison yard. | |
| Theo Isheev | Finn McLeod Ireland | Contractor responsible for erecting For Sale signs on Ramsay Street and later repairing damage at Lassiters Hotel including commemorative plaque removal per Krista Sinclair’s instructions. | |
| Ice cream man | Jason Herbison | Executive producer cameo appearing as ice cream vendor at Ramsay Street party event. |