Helena Williams

Noah Parkin
Occupation(s)	Fictional character, student and musician
Years active	2011 (six months)
Known for	Character on Neighbours

Garland Cole

Garland Cole, played by Jack Finsterer, made his initial appearance on 28 January 2011. Garland is a former convict engaged in illicit street racing activities. This marked Finsterer's second role on Neighbours, having previously portrayed Russell Sykes in 1992. Filming for the character began in October 2010. A journalist characterized Garland as a villain who "brought trouble" upon his return.

Garland reaches out to Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major) via Billy Forman (Jez Constable) when Lucas requires funds to purchase a motorbike. He supplies Lucas with a vehicle to illegally register and invites him to participate in street races. Although Lucas initially refuses, he later competes and wins a race, generating substantial earnings for Garland and Billy. When Lucas declines to deliberately lose a race, Garland retaliates by orchestrating an assault on him and damaging his home. Ultimately, Lucas agrees to throw a race to settle his debt with Garland.

Garland introduces Lucas to a new competitor named Rob, who is actually undercover officer Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). Following the race, Garland offers to take Mark and Lucas out for breakfast, but Lucas declines due to commitments at the garage. Garland grows suspicious when Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer) arrives at the garage, leading to police involvement. Mark subsequently arrests Garland, who is sentenced to eighteen months in prison.

Troy Miller

Troy Miller, portrayed by Dieter Brummer, first appeared on 10 May 2011. Brummer signed on for a seven-week contract and relocated to Melbourne for filming. Troy is the former boyfriend of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) and the biological father of Callum Jones (Morgan Baker). Brummer described Troy as connected to Sonya's "troubled past" and arriving in Erinsborough to confront unresolved matters with her. Although not actively seeking conflict, Troy's temperament inevitably causes tension, especially impacting Sonya and her partner, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). After intimidating Callum, Sonya, and Toadie, Troy departs from Erinsborough. On 2 March 2012, it was announced that Brummer would return as Troy for a six-week guest appearance.

Carolyn Johnstone

Carolyn Johnstone, portrayed by Paula Duncan, debuted on 25 May 2011 as the fiancée of Harold Bishop. Introduced by Susan Bower, Carolyn owns Earthly Essence Teas and has a background as a corporate lawyer. Duncan began filming her role in March 2011, marking her return to Neighbours after playing Amy Medway in 1985.

Duncan described Carolyn as an "ambitious and dramatic" woman who found love with Harold, a man characterized by simplicity and grace. Executive producer Susan Bower commended Duncan’s acting skills but noted that Carolyn's arrival was met with mixed reactions from Ramsay Street residents. Harold’s friend Lou Carpenter was particularly resistant to their relationship.

Harold met Carolyn through her tea enterprise, and she made an unexpected visit to Erinsborough where she interacted with key residents such as Toadfish Rebecchi and Lyn Scully. Carolyn clashed with Lou over wedding arrangements but eventually agreed on a joint celebration. Despite Harold briefly disappearing on their wedding day, the couple successfully married.

Following their honeymoon, Carolyn and Harold supported Lou at the car yard and encouraged reconciliation between Toadie and Sonya. They later left Erinsborough together. When Harold returned in 2015, he revealed that they had since parted ways.

Critics observed Carolyn’s commanding presence on Ramsay Street; the Sunday Mercury emphasized her influence while the Sunday Mail described her as a "fiery woman" who revitalized Harold’s life.

Ivan DeMarco

Ivan DeMarco, played by Ben Knight, made his first appearance on 2 June 2011 as a romantic interest for Natasha Williams. Introduced as a "bad boy" figure, Ivan was notably a decade older than Natasha, sparking controversy around their relationship. Employed as a gardener, he was described by TV Week as a "cad" and labeled a "hunky bad boy" by the Daily Star.

Their connection began during a night out, with Ivan pursuing a secret romance despite Natasha revealing she was only seventeen. He provided her with a counterfeit ID and avoided meeting her father, Michael. Their relationship involved exchanging gifts and clandestine encounters, but tension grew when Ivan pressured Natasha to send explicit photos. Trust was broken when Ivan shared these images with his friends, resulting in a public scandal at Natasha’s school.

Upon discovering her photos had been circulated online, Natasha confronted Ivan, who minimized the severity of the situation. The conflict intensified when Michael intervened—destroying Ivan’s phone and physically confronting him. Ivan retaliated by threatening legal action against Michael, leading to a tense standoff that concluded with Ivan departing. This plotline explored themes of trust, privacy violations, and the repercussions of irresponsible behavior in the show's youth-oriented storyline.

Duncan Hayes

Duncan Hayes, portrayed by Paul Ireland, first appeared on 15 June 2011 as a senior police officer overseeing Mark Brennan. Ireland’s casting was revealed in April 2011 for an initial thirteen-episode stint, with potential for extension.

Following Mark’s exposure of police corruption and ensuing threats, Hayes advised him to enter witness protection. Despite challenges involving Mark’s partner, Hayes coordinated the operation with an emphasis on security and discretion. When Kate Ramsay compromised the plan through leaks, Hayes confronted the resulting risks to the investigation.

Hayes also engaged with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) concerning confidential case details, maintaining strict secrecy protocols. After Mark’s death, Hayes managed sensitive communications with the family and intensified inquiries into related assaults, interrogating suspects and making arrests to preserve law enforcement standards.

In May 2013, Hayes returned to address a robbery implicating Sergeant Matt Turner and his son Bailey, which led to Matt’s demotion and Bailey receiving a warning.

More than ten years later, Hayes was contacted by Yasmine Shields (Chrishell Stause) presenting new evidence about her brother Heath Royce’s death that implicated Holly Hoyland. After reviewing video and audio materials, Hayes concluded there was insufficient cause to reopen the case and cautioned Yasmine against illegal actions that could result in her arrest.

Ajay Kapoor

Ajay Kapoor, portrayed by Sachin Joab, was introduced on 13 July 2011. By December 2011, Ajay along with his wife Priya (Menik Gooneratne) and their daughter Rani (Coco Cherian) were promoted to regular cast members for 2012. Having grown up and studied in Erinsborough, Ajay enjoyed a prosperous career in finance before pursuing ambitions as a local councilor. He is depicted as an optimistic individual deeply devoted to his family. Ajay and Priya married at a young age due to expecting their daughter. Tensions occasionally arose when Ajay made decisions without consulting Priya; however, they frequently resolved their differences. Shortly after arriving in Erinsborough, Ajay entered into a rivalry with Paul Robinson.

Rhys Lawson

Rhys Lawson, portrayed by Ben Barber, made his debut on 13 July 2011. His casting was revealed on 18 May 2011, with Barber commencing filming shortly before the announcement. Rhys works as a doctor at Erinsborough Hospital and is characterized by his ambition and determination, qualities that occasionally lead to complications. He regards Erinsborough as somewhat provincial and aims to advance his career as a surgeon, showing no hesitation in confronting colleagues such as Karl Kennedy.

Michelle Tran

Michelle Tran, brought to life by HaiHa Le, first appeared on 15 July 2011 in a guest role lasting two months on Neighbours. Introduced by Susan Bower, Michelle is a florist described as a "nightmare housemate" who disrupts the harmony at Number 26. Le emphasized Michelle’s layered nature—initially amicable but progressively more problematic—while also noting her underlying kindness despite the turmoil she causes.

After searching for new accommodation, Michelle moves in with Jade Mitchell and Kyle Canning. Her arrival unsettles the household dynamic, as she frequently acts impulsively without regard for consequences, unintentionally irritating those around her. She develops an infatuation with Lucas Fitzgerald, persistently chasing him despite his reluctance.

From a business perspective, Michelle’s plotline centers on interpersonal tension and character-driven drama, enhancing viewer engagement during her storyline. Her interactions with Lucas explore themes of trust and emotional fragility, while her departure is prompted by lease disagreements and concerns over property damage.

Key narrative elements include Michelle’s integration into Ramsay Street’s community, the disruption she causes to Jade and Kyle's shared living situation, and the strain created by her efforts to rekindle a connection with Lucas. Ultimately, she exits after recognizing the financial impact of property damage and revealing Jade and Kyle’s secret arrangement to Lucas and Sonya.

Noah Parkin

Noah Parkin, played by Orpheus Pledger, first appeared on 27 July 2011. His casting was announced on 25 May 2011, with Pledger signing on for six months. Executive producer Susan Bower described Noah as a unique character, praising Pledger’s suitability for the role and promising compelling story developments.

Noah is an upper-level student at Erinsborough High, depicted as a "free-spirited teenager" and a "cool guitar player." As the son of a minister, he is kind but reserved, not seeking social popularity. His introduction was intentionally subtle to pique audience interest before his storyline intensified.

He connects with Sophie Ramsay through their mutual passion for music; however, he remains unaware of Sophie’s romantic feelings toward him. Instead, he develops an attraction to her older sister Kate Ramsay, misreading Kate’s friendliness as romantic interest. This misunderstanding drives key events in his narrative.

Critics highlighted Noah’s "bad boy" image shaped by his musician persona and distinct style. His obsessive conduct toward Kate attracted media attention, with some labeling it serious stalking.

Within the plot, Noah arrives at Erinsborough High and quickly bonds with Sophie over music. He provides guitar lessons and becomes involved in the History Wall project led by Kate. Despite initial denials of his feelings for Kate followed by their revelation, their relationship deteriorates due to Noah’s inappropriate behaviors including stalking and false accusations.

Noah’s storyline culminates in conflict involving multiple characters: he falsely claims a kiss occurred with Kate, triggering an investigation. Ultimately, he admits pursuing Kate and departs after adding her image to the History Wall mural, concluding his arc on the series.

Aidan Foster

Aidan Foster, brought to life by Bobby Morley, made his first appearance on 19 August 2011. Morley's involvement was revealed on 18 June 2011, initially committing to a six-month tenure. Aidan was introduced as a romantic partner for Chris Pappas (James Mason), marking the series' inaugural gay couple. Executive producer Susan Bower emphasized that Aidan's storyline centered on relationship development rather than focusing solely on his sexuality. Critics found Aidan to be a compelling figure, although some viewed him as somewhat older than Chris.

Martin Chambers

Martin Chambers, portrayed by John Wood, debuted on 1 September 2011. His casting was announced on 3 June 2011, with filming commencing that same month for a limited recurring role as the chief of surgery at Erinsborough Hospital. Executive producer Susan Bower commended Wood’s addition, highlighting the captivating narrative his character would bring.

Wood described Martin as driven, determined, and inflexible—someone who could serve either as an ally or adversary depending on the situation. Known for his strict approach and serious demeanor, Martin stands out among his peers through his firm opinions and commanding presence. Although Wood admitted feeling uneasy performing medical scenes, the role provided an opportunity to reengage with commercial television.

Martin’s storyline primarily revolves around his relationships with fellow doctors Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and Rhys Lawson (Ben Barber). Initially cooperative, tensions emerge due to Rhys’s ambition and Martin’s critical nature, generating conflict that propels the plot forward. Martin functions as a pivotal figure between Karl and Rhys, with Rhys eager to impress Martin to advance within the surgical team.

Significant plot elements include Martin organizing golf outings with colleagues and conducting interviews to evaluate Rhys for the surgical roster. While acknowledging Rhys’s capabilities, Martin remains skeptical about his professionalism during these assessments. These interactions highlight Martin’s influential role in hospital dynamics and mentoring up-and-coming staff.

Priya Kapoor

Priya Kapoor, portrayed by Menik Gooneratne, first appeared on 1 September 2011. Gooneratne’s casting was announced in July 2011; she had previously featured in Neighbours in 2000 as Shanti Pandya. By December 2011, Priya and her husband Ajay (Sachin Joab) were promoted to regular status, alongside the introduction of their daughter Rani (Coco Cherian). Priya is depicted as assertive and resolute. She and Ajay married at a young age due to expecting Rani; however, their professional commitments placed strain on their relationship, resulting in communication breakdowns. In October 2012, Priya embarked on an affair with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), which sparked a personal renewal for her.

Lorraine Dowski

Lorraine Dowski, enacted by Zoe Bertram, appeared from 23 September until 10 November 2011. Bertram, recognized from Prisoner, undertook a four-week guest stint as Lorraine, a Polish cleaner employed by Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). The character was portrayed as "not particularly tactful," with Bertram adopting a distinctive Polish accent for the role. Lorraine’s duties involved cleaning for Paul and Ajay Kapoor; she became entangled in Paul’s campaign against a contentious development plan. Following a confrontation with Jade Mitchell (Gemma Pranita), Lorraine was dismissed but later offered a reporter position by Paul to investigate council corruption. She declined to spy on Ajay and resigned before Paul could terminate her employment.

Emilia Jovanovic

Emilia Jovanovic, brought to life by Freya Stafford, made her first appearance on 30 September 2011. Stafford secured a six-month contract and began filming in July 2011. Emilia is an elegant Serbian hairdresser with international experience as a hair and makeup artist. She is revealed to be the estranged aunt of Natasha Williams, whose arrival uncovers hidden family secrets and heightens tensions, especially involving Natasha's father, Michael Williams.

Emilia’s initial encounter with Natasha involves mistaking her for a model before discovering their familial connection. This revelation leads Emilia to confront concealed truths, including Michael’s deception regarding Helena’s death. Her presence creates unease for Michael due to their complex history and the effect on Natasha’s adolescent challenges. Stafford characterized Emilia as someone who carries "a lot of baggage" and disrupts the calm of Ramsay Street.

While working at a fashion shoot, Emilia spots Natasha, prompting their reunion. Noticing inconsistencies in Natasha’s narrative, Emilia investigates further and confirms their kinship. She strives to bond with Natasha and uncovers Michael’s dishonesty about Helena’s passing. Emilia’s interactions with Lucas Fitzgerald introduce a romantic element; however, complications arise because of her strained relationship with Michael.

After several encounters, Emilia offers support to Michael during his health struggles and motivates him to resume his teaching career. Their developing romantic involvement causes tension with both Lucas and Natasha. This relationship triggers revelations that fracture family relationships, leading Natasha to reject Emilia and Michael. Emilia eventually plans a visit to her parents in Serbia but departs alongside Michael in an effort to heal family divisions.

Dane Canning

Dane Canning, played by Luke Pegler, debuted on 19 October 2011. Pegler was cast following an injury to Chris Milligan (Kyle Canning), which required Milligan to take time off; consequently, producers introduced Dane as Kyle’s cousin to sustain ongoing storylines. Pegler’s role was initially for six weeks, with filming from August through September 2011. Executive producer Susan Bower explained that the show’s emphasis on family allowed for such character substitutions.

Dane arrives in Erinsborough to temporarily occupy Kyle’s room and manage his business while Kyle cares for his ill mother. Though Jade Mitchell and Rhys Lawson initially view Dane with suspicion, they quickly become receptive to his relaxed charm. Pegler described Dane as sharing the “Canning DNA” with Kyle—both exhibit bravado but possess a gentle nature underneath, often unaware of their surroundings. Dane’s notable blond-tipped hairstyle reflected his outgoing character, though Pegler intended to remove it after filming concluded.

Settling into Number 26, Dane meets Jade along with Summer Hoyland and Sonya Mitchell. He discovers that a council-approved shopping development threatens Kyle’s business and alerts Paul Robinson at the Erinsborough News. Although Paul is skeptical, Summer publishes the story on PirateNet with Dane offering cautious support.

Socially, Dane joins house parties and outings alongside Rhys and Jade. He helps mediate disputes involving local businesses affected by the development plans. Dane also engages in community efforts such as graffiti removal alongside Kyle, Jade, and Rhys. Prior to leaving Erinsborough, he attends a Christmas celebration at Charlie's before returning home to Frankston.

Jessica Girdwood

Jessica Girdwood, brought to life by Glenda Linscott, made her debut on 16 November 2011. Her casting and character introduction were revealed shortly before she appeared, with Linscott signed on for a guest stint lasting three months. Interestingly, she filmed at the same studio where she had worked during the 1980s on Prisoner. Jessica is depicted as a straightforward and pragmatic surgeon at Erinsborough Hospital, where she interacts professionally with Karl Kennedy and Rhys Lawson.

Jessica participates in interviewing candidates for the surgical team alongside Martin Chambers. She initially questions Rhys Lawson’s suitability due to his poor demeanor during the interview but later permits him to join after he passes a retake exam. Additionally, Jessica handles staff-related matters, advising Erin Salisbury to take leave amid personal difficulties.

Her storyline includes a short-lived romantic involvement with Karl Kennedy, which features joint training sessions for a fun run and shared evening meals. However, their relationship dissolves following conflicts involving another character, Susan, and Jessica ultimately chooses to focus on family commitments rather than continuing the romance.

Within her professional duties, Jessica oversees Rhys’ recovery post-accident and requires him to retake assessments when doubts arise about his capability. She eventually determines that Rhys is no longer fit to practice surgery.

A significant medical event involves Jessica performing throat surgery on Georgia Brooks, which leads to permanent scarring of Georgia’s vocal cords due to ruptured stitches. Despite Georgia suspecting malpractice and concealment, Jessica insists it was an unfortunate medical complication.

Erin Salisbury

Erin Salisbury, portrayed by Elise Jansen, first appeared on 18 November 2011 as a surgical intern at Erinsborough Hospital. Erin is career-driven and somewhat reserved, having recently ended a five-year relationship to concentrate on her profession. Her clothing and styling choices were intentionally designed to convey a modest, work-focused image. Erin becomes romantically involved with Rhys Lawson (Ben Barber), who initially wins her over despite her hesitance.

She earns a spot in the surgery program and is introduced to the hospital environment by chief surgeon Martin Chambers (John Wood). Erin reconnects with Rhys, who convinces her to remain at Charlie’s bar by mentioning another colleague, Aidan Foster (Bobby Morley). Their relationship progresses through dinners at Rhys’s home, although Erin remains wary after intern Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer) warns her that Rhys might be a distraction. After addressing concerns with both Kate and Rhys, Erin continues the relationship but establishes clear boundaries to maintain her focus on surgery.

Following rumors about drinking issues and tardiness for surgery shifts, Erin is advised to take a break and eventually leaves the program. She comes to understand that Rhys had manipulated her for his own benefit. Erin reconciles with Kate, and together they travel to Port Douglas where Erin starts dating Luke Malliki (Nathan Strauss). When Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) searches for Kate, Erin initially conceals her whereabouts but later discloses them. Erin subsequently departs for Thailand with Luke while keeping in touch with Kate through video calls seeking personal guidance.

Elaine Lawson

Elaine Lawson, brought to life by Sancia Robinson, made her debut on 18 November 2011. She is the mother of Rhys Lawson (Ben Barber) and resides in a care facility due to a progressive spinal illness that necessitates the use of a wheelchair. After Rhys’s father left them, Rhys assumed the role of her main caregiver. Elaine requests to spend Easter with Rhys in Erinsborough, but he deceives her to avoid the visit, causing her feelings of distress and humiliation. Rhys later attempts reconciliation by introducing Elaine to his hospital coworkers, prompting him to reconsider his behavior toward her.

In 2012, additional elements of Elaine’s background are revealed when Rhys presents her to his girlfriend, Vanessa Villante (Alin Sumarwata). Details about Elaine's marriage to Rhys’s father provide context for Rhys’s actions. Robinson, who is not disabled, later expressed remorse for taking on a role depicting disability, citing concerns about authentic representation. In 2016, wheelchair user Kate Hood portrayed a comparable character named Maxine Cowper.

Following Rhys’s hospital interview, Elaine shows pride in his accomplishments, including his role in saving Chris Pappas (James Mason). She forms a connection with Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) through shared experiences with ex-husbands and questions Karl Kennedy about Rhys’s personal and work life. Despite early friction over Easter arrangements and meeting Rhys's housemates, Elaine and Vanessa eventually build a friendly rapport. Elaine supports Rhys’s intention to propose to Vanessa but later urges him to fight for their relationship after their separation.

When Rhys contemplates reconnecting with his estranged father, Elaine provides him with unsent letters he had written. After Rhys tragically dies from injuries sustained in an explosion, Elaine teams up with Ajay Kapoor (Sachin Joab) to initiate civil proceedings against Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), the property owner where the accident took place. Paul offers Elaine a financial settlement; although Ajay encourages pursuing the lawsuit further, Elaine chooses to accept the settlement and plans to relocate to assisted living near her sister in Tweed Heads. Vanessa intervenes to prevent additional pressure from Paul and Ajay. Two weeks later, Elaine leaves Erinsborough after finalizing the settlement.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
11 January	Matt Pasquese	Salim Fayad	Matt serves as a firefighter responding to the blaze at Number 26. Paul Robinson instructs him to rescue his son, Andrew Robinson, and informs him that Summer Hoyland, Michael, and Natasha Williams remain inside.
14 January–17 March	Phil Rochford	Matthew Barker	Superintendent Rochford oversees the attempted murder investigation involving Paul Robinson, collects witness statements, and manages inquiries. He also addresses complaints after being exposed by patrons at Charlie's.
28 January–3 March	Vince Villante	Nathaniel Kelly	Vince is an enforcer linked to Garland Cole, involved in violent debt collection when Garland loses money. He escapes when police arrive during a pickup at Lucas Fitzgerald's garage.
10–15 February	Jeremy Scholton	Andrew Southwell	Jeremy is a motorbike enthusiast participating in illegal street racing. He races Lucas Fitzgerald, who intentionally loses. Jeremy later informs Lucas about police interest in these races.
15 February–10 March	Megan Phillips	Cate Commisso	Senior Constable Phillips collaborates with Mark Brennan on investigating illegal street racing, coordinating intelligence efforts and engaging in community outreach initiatives.
21 March	Tom Randall	Josh Blau	Tom and Brad socialize with Kate Ramsay and Jade Mitchell at Charlie's over drinks and entertainment.
	Brad Bain	Aaron Jakubenko
21 March–3 May	Sam Wilks	Simon Maiden	Detective Sergeant Wilks advises Mark Brennan on professional conduct amid an internal inquiry and later confronts him over personal disagreements.
24 March–11 August, 6 March 2014	Reg Pander	Shane Nagle	Reg operates the second-hand shop next to Grease Monkeys. He interacts with central characters regarding memorabilia and assists with legal statements related to theft cases.
4 April	Vanessa Childs	PiaGrace Moon	Vanessa is processed at Erinsborough police station on theft charges while awaiting bail.
5 April	Will Jackson	Anthony Pepe	Will works as a Zumba instructor introduced through matchmaking involving Natasha Williams and Chris Pappas. His presence highlights social interactions within the community.
	Darren Rowe	Dylan Russell
18 April	Emily Martin	Renee Burleigh	Emily serves as a university tutor leading English study groups that include students such as Andrew Robinson.
27–28 April	Wes Holland	Daniel Hamill	Constable Wes Holland engages in corrupt behavior including harassment and extortion at the used car yard. His misconduct triggers an investigation into police corruption and culminates in his death during a confrontation revealed later.
13 May	Jonathan Swan	Gary Abrahams	Jonathan works as an anaesthetist establishing professional ties with Libby Kennedy, hinting at future collaborations.
1 June	Sarah Campbell	Ellen Carlin	Sarah interacts socially with Natasha Williams but becomes subject to identity misuse when Natasha takes her ID.
2–20 June	Bethany Peters	Elizabeth Nabben	Bethany, a friend of Ivan DeMarco, exposes privacy violations when she recognizes Natasha using false identification and reports inappropriate sharing of private images.
13 June	Nikki Mays	Fiona Macy	Nikki acts as an investor reviewing business proposals from Kyle Canning but withdraws support after conflicts arise involving Jade Mitchell.
21–23 June	Cathy McPhee	Rebecca Macauley	Cathy, mother of Thomas McPhee, engages with local parents over school activities but cancels events upon learning sensitive family information.
23 June	'Thomas McPhee'	'Calen MacKenzie'	Thomas is Cathy's son and friend of Callum Jones; involved in planned but cancelled social activities due to parental concerns.
28 June–14 July	Patrick Fitzgerald	Brad Liddicoat	-	29–30 June	Judy Forrester	Caroline Stainsby	-	1 July–5 December	Danielle Paquette	Georgia Bolton	-	1 July – 10 January 2012	Peter Noonan	James Saunders	-	4 July	David Sheridan, Rhea Thomas, Tammy Frazer, Joel Howard	Benjamin Rigby, Chloe Boreham, Teressa Liane, Kamran Ozturk	-	4–14 July	Lucas Fitzgerald, Age 5, Daniel Fitzgerald, Age 7	Julian Mineo, James Roach	-	6 July –17 September 2013, 9 February 2015 –17 February 2016	Constable Ian McKay	Steve Carroll	-	8 July –28 March 2014	George Pappas	Lliam Amor	-	14 July	Carla Turner	Natasha Cunningham	-	26 July	Stewart Harman	David Harrison	-	29 July	Simon Dupont, Gael Moreau	Jack Starkey-Gill, Ben Bordeau	-	2 August –19 April 2012	Molly Baker	Gemma-Ashley Kaplan	-	8 August –10 September 2013	Gary Denham	Anthony West	-	8 August	Marge Baker, Barney Smith	Maria Papas, David MacRae	-	23 August	Kendra Kimmel	Hannah Jones	-	1 September –25 May 2012	Adrian Pearce	Christopher Waters	-	8–27 September	Erik Poulos	Ivan Bradara	-	9 September–6 December	Warren Burrell	Tony Rickards	-	19 September	Steve Barnes, Jamie Marr	Nicholas Gunn, Edwin Boyce	-	21 September–2 November	Helena Williams	Camilla Jackson	-	11–28 October	Amy Holdsworth	Andrea Powell	-	19 October	Janet Green	Briony Williams	-	19–25 October	Tony Winstone	Luke Lennox	-	27 October	Joe Shore, Jess Walker	Matt Dean, Sarah Roberts	-	1–2 December	Blake Burrell	Oliver Edwin	-	5 December –18 January 2012	Lewis Walton	Andy McPhee	-	9 December –18 January 2013	Anna Hauser	Isabel Macmaster	Receptionist at Simmons & Colbert law firm managing access control during investigations involving Peter Noonan; assists Lucas Fitzgerald identifying suspects related to assault cases; supports Ajay Kapoor’s departure preparations.

External links

• Cast and characters on the Official Australian Neighbours site
• Cast and characters on the Official UK Neighbours platform
• Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database