Hayden Lovell
Chloe Cammeniti
Chloe Cammeniti, portrayed initially by Sarah May and subsequently by Daisy Zandveld, is the child of Carmella Cammeniti (played by Natalie Blair) and Oliver Barnes (David Hoflin). Born prematurely on 21 January 2008, Chloe experienced early respiratory challenges but eventually stabilized. After her arrival, Oliver engaged in a custody battle. In December 2008, Carmella and Chloe relocated to Portugal to be with Oliver. The family made their way back to Erinsborough in 2011.
Carmella found out she was expecting after breaking up with Oliver and was concerned about the impact of her prescribed antidepressants on the baby, though the child was born healthy. Subsequently, Carmella entered into a relationship with her business associate Marco Silvani (Jesse Rosenfeld), which heightened tensions between her and Oliver regarding Chloe’s custody. Due to Chloe’s premature birth, she required a cesarean delivery and specialized neonatal attention. When Carmella and Marco settled on Ramsay Street, Oliver’s worries about his involvement in Chloe’s upbringing intensified, sparking a custody dispute. Following Marco’s death from injuries sustained in a bushfire, Oliver withdrew his legal claim and accepted a new position elsewhere; Carmella and Chloe later joined him. The family returned to Erinsborough in 2011 accompanied by Chloe and her grandmother Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall).
Jodie Smith
Jodie Smith, brought to life by Mary Annegeline, first appeared on 23 January 2008. Annegeline landed the role soon after relocating to Melbourne, describing Jodie as a determined "ball buster" who is deeply committed to nursing and unafraid to assert herself.
At Erinsborough Hospital, Jodie greets the returning doctor Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and cautions him about the department head’s strict management style. She provides updates to Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair) concerning her newborn daughter’s condition and works alongside Karl treating patients such as Richard Aaronow (Blair Venn) and Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Jodie handles critical medical situations including that of Chris Knight (Luke Mitchell) and navigates workplace challenges, notably engaging in conflicts with colleague Nicola West (Imogen Bailey) amid circulating gossip and professional friction.
Her interactions extend to other prominent characters; she confronts Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) during a football match and guides Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith) through hospital procedures. Jodie challenges Karl over a "Not For Resuscitation" directive concerning Harold Bishop (Ian Smith), highlighting her dedication to enforcing hospital policies.
Throughout her time on the show, Jodie manages numerous urgent cases including responding to the Parker family’s car crash, treating Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer) after a traffic accident, and assisting patients injured in a fire at Number 26. She offers support to anxious patients like Natasha Williams during recovery phases and contributes to cancer treatments for Jim Dolan (Scott Parmeter), reinforcing her role as a devoted nurse within the hospital environment.
Heather Pryor
Heather Pryor, played by Georgina Andrews, made her first appearance on 19 February 2008. Andrews won the role through an audition process and characterized Heather as a determined and spirited individual, deeply committed to her journalism career while using surfing as a way to unwind. Heather’s confident demeanor complements her professional life, where tenacity is essential to uncovering stories.
Shortly after arriving in Erinsborough, Heather experiences the theft of her luggage but manages to recover it with assistance from taxi driver Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). She begins working as a journalist and quickly develops a friendship with Riley Parker (Sweeney Young). When her coworker Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) takes a break, Heather and Riley grow closer and even share accommodation. A disagreement emerges when Heather advises Elle to separate emotions from editorial decisions concerning a story about Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner).
During a beach outing, Heather and Riley find an abandoned bag belonging to the missing Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Heather invites Riley to move in with her, unaware he is trying to evade his adoptive aunt Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). After Nicola makes inappropriate advances toward Riley, Heather confronts the situation and ends her relationship with him.
On the job, Heather is assigned by her superior Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to investigate forest fires suspected to be arson. Her duties include interviewing Callum Jones (Morgan Baker) to help identify the perpetrator. Later, she and a photographer cover a parent-teacher evening at Erinsborough High involving students Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) and Angus Henderson (Jonathan Wood).
Samantha Fitzgerald
Samantha Fitzgerald, portrayed by Simone Buchanan, first appeared on 21 March 2008. She was married to Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). The Herald Sun described Samantha as an intelligent and accomplished lawyer.
Ty Harper
Tyler Harper, brought to life by singer Dean Geyer, debuted on 27 March 2008. Introduced as the cousin of Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat) and a potential romantic interest for Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey), Geyer joined Neighbours amid a significant cast refresh in 2008. He underwent training with the show's drama coach and received vocal coaching to master a South African accent.
Sienna Cammeniti
Sienna Cammeniti, portrayed by Erin McNaught, was introduced as the cousin of ongoing character Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair). McNaught was cast to help improve declining viewership in Australia. She prepared for the role with acting lessons and began filming in December 2007, making her debut on 2 May 2008.
Chris Knight
Chris Knight, played by Luke Mitchell, made his first appearance on 14 April 2008. This role marked Mitchell’s acting debut following his relocation to pursue an acting career. The character was portrayed as a rebellious "bad boy" involved in a significant storyline with Bridget Parker, which executive producer Susan Bower highlighted for its dramatic effect.
Chris became a member of the Eastside Dingoes football team and quickly became embroiled in local disputes. He had a troubled past involving Taylah Jordan, having coerced her into an unwanted physical encounter. Chris’s relationship with Bridget intensified after he accompanied her to the school formal, where tensions arose due to his history and motives. Following an altercation at the event, Chris was found unconscious and rushed to hospital with severe injuries. Bridget’s family stepped in during police questioning to shield her. Despite medical intervention, Chris’s condition deteriorated, leading to his death during surgery, concluding a powerful storyline that impacted several key characters.
Nicola West
Nicola West, portrayed by Imogen Bailey, made her first appearance on 5 May 2008 as the younger sibling of Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill). Bailey earned the role after impressing casting directors during late 2007 auditions and was initially contracted for six months. She characterized Nicola as a "vixen" who initially relies on her looks to gain attention but gradually unveils her true personality as she becomes part of the Ramsay Street community.
Jim Parker
Jim Parker, played by Roger Oakley, is the father of Stuart and Ned Parker, and the adoptive father of Steve. He first appeared on 8 May 2008 when he returned to Ramsay Street following Ned's invitation. During his visit, Jim discloses to Steve that he is not his biological father, which creates friction between them.
Steve confronts Jim, accusing him of being an abusive alcoholic responsible for traumatic incidents in his past, including confining him in a shed that resulted in claustrophobia. Jim denies these allegations, suggesting that Steve’s memories are distorted. Their meeting is fraught with tension, exacerbated by Jim’s relapse into drinking and conflicts with other residents. Eventually, Jim confesses to Steve that his biological father was his best friend Gary Fuller, who died in Vietnam, and admits feeling guilty for abandoning Gary after having an affair with Gary’s wife, Kitty.
After attempting to mend relationships with his sons, Jim departs back to Oakey. His storyline briefly explores themes of family conflict and redemption within the Ramsay Street setting.
Donna Freedman
Donna Freedman, portrayed by Margot Robbie, first appeared on 2 June 2008. Robbie auditioned earlier that year and secured the role while vacationing in Canada, despite doubting her own audition performance. Donna is introduced as an infatuated fan of Ty Harper (Dean Geyer) and quickly becomes part of the local teenage group on Ramsay Street. Her narrative focuses on her pursuit of love and belonging within the music scene and through her connection with Ty.
Callum Rebecchi
Callum Rebecchi (also known as Jones), portrayed by Morgan Baker, made his debut on 9 June 2008. The character was introduced as a replacement for a previously planned storyline involving illegal adoption that was abandoned. Baker began filming in March 2008. Callum is described as somewhat mischievous and brings a youthful energy to the series, with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) acknowledging his positive influence.
Jay Duncan
Jay Duncan, played by Charlie Clausen, appeared between 13 June and 18 July 2008 as a firefighter who becomes romantically involved with Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Initially portrayed as tough and mysterious, Jay’s storyline reveals him as a dangerous arsonist responsible for a bushfire that results in Marco Silvani’s (Jesse Rosenfeld) death and leaves Kirsten Gannon (Nikola Dubois) severely injured.
Jay’s relationship with Stephanie develops amid growing unease, culminating in him taking Stephanie and her son hostage in a remote cabin. Investigations uncover Jay’s pattern of setting fires targeting blonde single mothers, establishing him as a psychopathic figure. His criminal acts include framing Callum Rebecchi by planting evidence and escalating threats that lead to Stephanie being stabbed during a confrontation.
This plotline explores themes of trust, threat, and community safety, concluding with Jay’s capture following efforts by Toadie and Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). Before being hospitalized after an attack while in custody, Jay expresses remorse over Marco’s death.
Lucas Fitzgerald
Lucas Fitzgerald, brought to life by Scott Major, made his first appearance on 22 July 2008. This role marked Major's return to Neighbours, following his earlier portrayal of Darren Stark in 1993. After spending several years overseas, Major was cast as Lucas, who is the sibling of Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). Lucas is depicted as a rebellious figure and the quintessential party enthusiast.
Kelly Katsis
Kelly Katsis, portrayed by Katrina Milosevic, entered the series on 25 August 2008. Milosevic described Kelly as a "genuine nurturer"—combining strength, sensitivity, sharp wit, and a fiery temperament—capable of being either a loyal ally or a formidable adversary. Her presence injected new vitality into Toadfish Rebecchi’s (Moloney) storyline, having a positive influence on his life.
Kelly’s narrative revolves around her role as an educator handling the challenges posed by student Callum Jones (Baker). This included collaboration with Toadie and engaging Human Services when necessary. These interactions explored workplace relationships and boundaries, especially after Callum’s actions led to Kelly’s temporary suspension due to leaked private photographs. Although she was reinstated following a community protest, her romantic involvement with Toadie ended.
Additionally, Kelly provided academic and social support to Callum, organizing events such as the Ramsay Street Christmas lights celebration. She briefly rekindled her relationship with Toadie before experiencing visions connected to the disappearance of student Zeke Kinski (Matthew Werkmeister), introducing a supernatural dimension to her character. Following tensions caused by these visions that strained her relationship, Kelly accepted a teaching position in Malawi, marking her exit while leaving room for possible future returns.
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson, played by Peter Flanigan, joined the cast on 5 September 2008 as a teacher who had been appointed principal of Erinsborough High in 2007. Flanigan, previously known as a Gillette model, resumed acting after relocating back to Australia from the United States. Andrew is described as "tall, dark and strikingly handsome," ambitious, and initially attracted to Libby Kennedy. He later embarks on a relationship with Rebecca Napier, offering her an alternative to Paul Robinson. However, when Rebecca defends Paul against harassment allegations, Andrew recognizes her lingering feelings for him and opts to leave Erinsborough.
Having assumed the principal role in September 2007, Andrew demonstrates leniency by granting second chances; for example, he suspends Ringo Brown for stealing an exam paper only after persuasion from Ringo’s brother. He also participates on the panel interviewing candidates for head of senior school and ultimately appoints Libby Kennedy after Daniel Fitzgerald steps down. At Libby and Dan’s engagement party, Andrew shares a brief kiss with Elle Robinson.
Andrew upholds a strict no-violence policy after expelling pregnant student Bridget Parker for pushing another pupil. This decision triggers protests and media scrutiny; Susan Kennedy authors an article supporting Andrew’s stance despite debate over whether such a policy truly exists. During one protest, Rebecca Napier handcuffs herself to banisters and inadvertently restrains Andrew as well, leading to an eventual resolution.
At Charlie’s bar, Andrew appears in his Army Reserves uniform and is mistaken for an exotic dancer. Despite interference from Rebecca’s ex-partner Paul Robinson—who attempts to sabotage their relationship through setups and blackmail—Andrew and Rebecca begin dating. A rafting trip organized by Andrew ends in disaster with students missing; Paul publicly blames Andrew to further undermine him.
Despite these challenges and ongoing sabotage from Paul—including revelations about Andrew’s past military accident—Andrew proposes to Rebecca after they reconcile. She accepts but hesitates about cohabitation. When Andrew overhears Rebecca defending Paul and questions her true feelings, she returns the engagement ring. Devastated, Andrew decides to transfer to another school.
Matt Freedman
Matt Freedman, played by Benjamin Mitchell, is the ex-spouse of Cassandra Noble and father to Simon and Tegan Freedman. Additionally, he serves as the stepfather to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Matt made his debut on 9 September 2008. This character marked Mitchell's third role on Neighbours, following his previous portrayals of Brad Willis and Cameron Hudson. Casting director Jan Russ chose Mitchell for the part of Matt, confident it would not cause confusion among the audience. The role provided Mitchell with an opportunity to delve into a more complex, darker persona and allowed him to play a father figure for the first time. Producers hinted at the possibility of Matt returning in future storylines.
Within the plot, Sergeant Matt Freedman arrives in response to the kidnapping of Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) and Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) by Pete Ferguson (Kristin Holland). When Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) break into an office seeking Pete’s location, Matt prepares to arrest them but is persuaded to stand down after hearing their explanation. Later, Matt almost apprehends Rebecca again following a confrontation with Jodie Smith (Mary Annegeline) at a football match. He then confronts his daughter Donna at Charlie's bar, removing her from boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) after she takes his police vehicle for an unauthorized joyride. Matt scolds Ringo and forbids Donna from seeing him, attributing Donna’s misconduct to her likeness to her unfaithful mother.
Donna takes Matt’s car once more, causing an accident involving a dog and its owner, Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). Matt instructs both Donna and Ringo to keep quiet while he tampers with evidence by damaging the car’s headlight and intimidating Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Elle uncovers the cover-up and encourages Donna to admit the truth. At the police station, Matt persuades lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) that Donna is merely seeking attention. However, when Matt threatens Ringo, Donna confesses to Detective Alec Skinner (Kevin Summers), resulting in Matt’s arrest. After being released on bail, Matt warns Donna about his legal predicament before leaving town, asking her to keep his absence secret temporarily.
Simone Page
Simone Page, portrayed by Laura Hill, first appeared on 19 September 2008 as a Police Constable stationed at Erinsborough Police Station.
Among Simone’s significant duties is pulling over Declan Napier (James Sorensen) for running a stop sign and detaining him when he refuses to identify himself. She also responds to Amanda Smith’s claim regarding a baby abduction, leading to the arrest of Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill) and placing her under protective custody through the Mental Health Act. Simone manages incidents involving Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and senior football player Adam Clarke (Clint Bizzell), where Ringo faces pressure to accept blame for a car accident.
She arrests Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon) during a hospital protest for assault but later shows empathy toward Bridget’s husband following Bridget’s fatal car accident. Simone supports Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie) in filing charges against Saffron Jankievicz (Shanyn Asmar) after an assault incident. When foster child Harry Ramsay (Will Moore) disappears, Simone locates him despite interference from local residents.
Simone investigates threats directed at Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne), though she acknowledges the police have limited recourse. On the day of Donna’s wedding, Simone intervenes after Donna is forcibly placed into the back of Lucas’ truck and subsequently escorts her and her father safely to the ceremony.
Kyle Canning
Kyle Canning, played by Chris Milligan, made his first appearance on 26 November 2008. Milligan was initially cast for a six-week recurring stint and was later invited back for additional appearances. Kyle began as a juvenile "troublemaker" and intimidator, using his physicality to assert dominance. His academic shortcomings left him susceptible to more intelligent peers. After experiencing a serious accident and facing employment difficulties, Kyle transformed into a kind-hearted, easygoing larrikin. Eventually, Milligan was elevated to the main cast with a permanent contract.
Greg Michaels
Greg Michaels, portrayed by Nick Farnell, entered the show on 11 December 2008 as a romantic interest for Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Created to enhance Steph’s storyline, Greg is characterized as "tall" and "soft-spoken," instantly creating chemistry and the potential for a meaningful relationship. However, tension arises when Steph uncovers that Greg is married to someone within her social circle, leading to emotional turmoil.
Steph initially meets Greg via an online dating platform, unaware they had previously crossed paths at TAFE. Their bond strengthens quickly, including intimate moments at Lassiter's hotel, but Steph soon discovers Greg’s marriage to Veronica Olenski. Greg claims his marriage is effectively over since he left Veronica months prior.
Complications escalate when Veronica freezes their joint bank accounts after catching them together. Although Veronica later apologizes and requests Greg’s return, he chooses to remain with Steph. Greg receives a job offer in Darwin and invites Steph to relocate with him; she opts to stay in Erinsborough, so they agree on maintaining a long-distance relationship.
Some months later, Greg expresses interest in starting a family with Steph but becomes envious of her history with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). This jealousy prompts him to file a defamation suit against Toadie over a play he authored about Steph. Although Steph drops the lawsuit, Greg’s jealousy shifts toward Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major), causing further strain. Ultimately, acknowledging Steph’s autonomy and contentment, Greg decides to depart.
Simon Freedman
Simon Freedman, enacted by Mauricio Merino Jr, debuted on 12 December 2008. He secured the role through a competition run by Dolly magazine, winning a three-month contract with Neighbours. Merino and Chelsea Jones were selected from thousands of entrants to portray Donna Freedman’s (Margot Robbie) younger siblings. Introduced at the close of 2008, the siblings were described as "cheeky" and "pesky," intended to challenge Donna’s character growth. Merino described Simon as "a reserved and enigmatic young boy" who is protective of his sisters—especially Donna—and finds trusting others difficult.
Simon and Tegan arrive in Erinsborough but are initially ejected from Harold's Store due to Tegan’s rude behavior. After revealing their connection to Donna, they are taken in by Elle Robinson despite Donna’s initial displeasure at their arrival. Simon faces social difficulties and confronts Donna about family issues stemming from their parents’ separation. His confrontation indirectly leads to Donna reconciling with her boyfriend Ringo Brown.
Their mother, Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith), arrives soon after, prompting Simon to move in with her. He defends Cassandra against Donna’s accusations but gradually recognizes Cassandra’s manipulative tendencies. Simon attempts to disrupt Cassandra’s date with Paul Robinson by supergluing doors shut, cutting phone lines, and disabling Paul’s mobile phone. After injuring himself during these efforts, Paul assists him, fostering mutual respect between them. Simon also supports his sister Tegan when she is teased and encourages her to confront their mother.
Seeking attention, Simon steals an iPod from Harold's Store but eventually returns it to Paul. As Cassandra’s behavior deteriorates further, Simon and Tegan decide to leave for their grandmother’s home. Elle helps them bid farewell to Donna before driving them away.
Tegan Freedman
Tegan Freedman, played by Chelsea Jones, made her first appearance on 12 December 2008. Her casting resulted from a competition organized by the teen magazine Dolly, offering a three-month role on Neighbours. Among thousands of entrants, Jones and Xavier Merino were chosen to portray Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings, characterized as "mischievous" and "annoying" to create tension for Donna.
Simon and Tegan arrive in Erinsborough and initially clash with Elle Robinson (Pippa Black), who attempts to send them away but relents upon discovering their connection to Donna. Donna, returning from a school trip, is upset by their presence but tries to rebuild their relationship. Tegan explains that their mother, Cassandra (Tottie Goldsmith), sent them to Ramsay Street due to her personal troubles, including a new partner and family difficulties. Tegan becomes involved in the neighborhood, attending Callum Jones's (Morgan Baker) party, where she mistakenly believes his amblyopia is a severe condition.
After Donna ends her relationship with Ringo Brown (Sam Clark), Tegan urges both to move forward but grows frustrated when Donna reconciles with him. Feeling neglected, Tegan reacts negatively, leading Donna to create a mock talk show aimed at mending their sibling bond.
When Cassandra arrives, Simon and Tegan move in with her. Tegan helps Cassandra steal dresses from Harold's Store to gain entry to Libby Kennedy and Daniel Fitzgerald's wedding. Cassandra modifies Tegan’s school uniform to attract attention, which results in bullying by Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After confronting the harassment and rejecting her mother's manipulative behavior, Tegan switches to casual clothing with support from friend Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon).
Cassandra's unstable conduct intensifies as she involves Tegan in a scheme against Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) by planning a lawsuit for serving alcohol to minors. Doubting the plan’s legitimacy, Tegan and Simon decide to leave Cassandra and stay with their grandmother instead. Elle encounters them at the bus stop, assists them in saying farewell to Donna, and drives them to their grandmother’s residence.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Role Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 January–26 March | Evelyn Wallace | Felicity Soper | Evelyn is the mother of Jessica Wallace. After Jessica dies in a warehouse collapse, Evelyn demands accountability and an apology from the local council. |
| 13 February | Lynda Stephens | Nicola Wright | Lynda's affair with Darren Stark causes the end of his relationship with Libby Kennedy. She admits fault to Libby and reveals Darren feels overshadowed by Drew. |
| 20 March – 16 April 2009 | Michaela Morris | Jacqueline Brennan | As Detective Sergeant at Erinsborough Police, Michaela investigates significant events including assaults and a bushfire in the national park. She interrogates various individuals regarding a money bag and Jill Ramsay's mysterious death, while also handling media communications. |
| 13 May | Yasmine Murphy | Therese Mavros | Working as receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel, Yasmine acquires security footage of Paul Robinson and Kirsten Gannon kissing. She blackmails them before returning the tape in exchange for money and a job transfer. |
| 9 June | Hilda Jones | Maureen Edwards | Cleaner at Charlie's bar; grandmother to Sonya and Jade Mitchell. After collapsing in the garden, she requires several months for recovery. Her death is later reported by niece Robyn Lovell in 2011. |
| 9 June–8 July | Franco Silvani | Gary Down | Father of Marco Silvani, Franco initially opposes Marco's relationship with Carmella Cammeniti, struggles with guilt over Marco’s infertility but eventually reconciles with him and faces challenges delivering his funeral eulogy. |
| 17 June–10 September | Pete Ferguson | Kristin Holland | A criminal seeking vengeance against Steve Parker. Pete threatens Steve’s family, injures others, is diagnosed HIV positive without consent, sues the hospital, kidnaps two residents, and is ultimately arrested. |
| 11 July–1 August | Kate Newton | Briony Behets | Encounters Harold Bishop during his travels; later visits Ramsay Street before departing with Harold on his journey. |
| 27 August 2008 | Fred & Big Tommo | Hamish & Andy | Radio hosts who interview Donna Freedman and Rachel Kinski, promoting Ty Harper's band after Donna discusses Rachel’s relationship troubles on air. |
| 2 September–3 October | Logan Ellis | Nick Cain | Member of Ty Harper's band Nothing Doing; invites Sienna Cammeniti as lead vocalist and later plans relocation to Italy with her. |
| 12 September | Braydon Smith | Ming Yang | Younger brother of Jodie Smith; football player involved in an incident with Zeke Kinski, labeled as aggressive by Rebecca Napier. |
| 13–17 October | Robyn Lovell | Patricia Pitney | Callum Rebecchi’s aunt; temporarily houses him before he returns to Ramsay Street following reassessment of guardianship by Toadfish Rebecchi. |
| 13 October | Hayden Lovell | Justin Golin | Son of Robyn Lovell; interacts with Callum Jones while feeding goats. |
| 14 October – 7 April 2009 | Nathan Black | Lyall Brooks | AFL scout and father to Ashley Black; offers training opportunities to Ringo Brown and Declan Napier but later removes Ringo following false accusations from Ashley. |
| 13 November–24 November | Tanya Tasker | Erin Dewar | Music agent impressed by Ty Harper; signs him despite his painkiller addiction but drops him after he rejects her advances. |
| 26 November – 26 January 2009 | Shane Gregory | Ryan Bate | Associate of Justin Hunter, Kyle Canning, and Zeke Kinski; mistaken for Zeke by Karl Kennedy after a school rafting accident. |
| 12 December – 23 February 2012, 13 February 2018 |
Roz Challis | Janet Watson Kruse | Social Worker with DHS managing guardianship cases involving Callum Rebecchi and the Ramsay family. Later serves as a judge overseeing significant trials including Tyler Brennan’s murder case, sentencing him to 20 years imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of ten years. |