Ian Burns (Neighbours)

Max Ramsay
Occupation	Fictional character
Years active	1985 (first appearance)
Known for	Character in the Australian soap opera Neighbours

Max Ramsay

Max Ramsay, portrayed by Francis Bell, made his first appearance on 18 March 1985. As the head of the Ramsay family, Max resided at No.24 alongside his wife, Maria (Dasha Bláhová), and their sons, Shane (Peter O'Brien) and Danny (David Clencie). Bell drew inspiration for Max from an important figure in his New Zealand childhood, describing him as "a man whom I loved, but who gave me a very hard time."

Danny Ramsay

Danny Ramsay, enacted by David Clencie, also debuted on 18 March 1985 and was notably the first character to deliver dialogue in Neighbours. He is the youngest child of Maria and the brother of Shane Ramsay. Originally, the role was offered to Jason Donovan, but Clencie was ultimately cast. Danny was frequently depicted as the more "gentle" sibling.

Maria Ramsay

Maria Ramsay, played by Dasha Bláhová, appeared from the premiere episode of Neighbours on 18 March 1985 and became the earliest regular character to depart after six months. She is married to Max Ramsay (Francis Bell) and mother to Shane Ramsay (Peter O'Brien) and Danny Ramsay (David Clencie). Maria is portrayed as "a warm and sensitive woman, tolerant of her husband's moods." Her close confidante, Helen Daniels (Anne Haddy), helped reconcile Maria and Max during their separation and was aware that Max was not Danny’s biological father.

Television analyst Andrew Mercado identified the Ramsays as central to the initial success of the series. Dorothy Hobson observed that while the family had working-class roots, they were presented with a contemporary and lively image. For the program’s 20th anniversary, Maria was ranked fourteenth among viewers’ favorite lesser-known characters.

Maria is the daughter of an Italian father, Franco, and a Czech mother, Anna. She met Max in Queensland where he had been employed alongside her father. The couple lived at Number 24 Ramsay Street with their sons Shane and Danny. Their marriage experienced tension due to differing temperaments and Max’s clear preference for Shane. Maria suspected that Max was aware Danny was not his biological child. She employed Terry Inglis (Maxine Klibingaitis) as Max’s assistant, supporting Terry’s efforts to demonstrate her competence.

Upon Danny reaching eighteen, Maria disclosed to Max that she had a one-night encounter with Tim Duncan (Nick Carrafa) after finding Max with another woman on their anniversary; this encounter resulted in Danny’s birth—a secret only Helen Daniels knew. Max responded with anger and left their home. During their separation, Maria developed feelings for Richard Morrison (Peter Flett), but Danny opposed this relationship, compelling Maria to make a choice. She departed Erinsborough for Hong Kong with Richard but eventually returned to her mother’s residence and reconciled with Max, who relocated to Brisbane.

Almost four decades later, Shane came back to Erinsborough to invest in Lassiter's Hotel. When Number 24 Ramsay Street was put up for sale, he assured Maria he would purchase it for her.

Julie Robinson

Julie Robinson, later known as Julie Martin, was initially played by Vikki Blanche in 1985 and subsequently by Julie Mullins from 1992 onward. Her first appearance was on 18 March 1985. Julie is the daughter of Anne and Jim Robinson (Alan Dale), although Jim is not her biological father; he became her guardian after Anne was assaulted by his employer, Roger Bannon. Julie is often depicted with a "self-important attitude" and a penchant for meddling in others' matters.

Paul Robinson

Paul Robinson, portrayed by Stefan Dennis, made his debut on 18 March 1985. Dennis originally auditioned for different roles before securing the part of Paul. The character is characterized as the more reserved member of the Robinson family, with a past occupation as an air steward.

Scott Robinson

Scott Robinson, played by Darius Perkins in 1985 and later by Jason Donovan from 1986, first appeared on 18 March 1985. He is the youngest son of Anne and Jim Robinson (Alan Dale) and is recognized for his close friendship with Danny Ramsay and romantic involvement with Kim Taylor.

Helen Daniels

Helen Daniels, enacted by Anne Haddy, debuted on 18 March 1985. Cast to challenge typical mother-in-law stereotypes, Helen serves as the matriarch of the Robinson family. She married Bill, with whom she had a daughter named Anne; they also adopted Rosemary Daniels (Joy Chambers). Helen is portrayed as empathetic, nurturing, and a dependable support for both family members and friends.

Shane Ramsay

Shane Ramsay, played by Peter O'Brien, appeared first on 18 March 1985. Shane is the eldest son of Max (Francis Bell) and Maria Ramsay (Dasha Bláhová). O'Brien auditioned twice in 1984 and was cast following the cancellation of the medical drama Starting Out. Network Ten described Shane as a "well-adjusted individual," despite experiencing a turbulent upbringing due to his father's dedication to diving training.

Des Clarke

Des Clarke, portrayed by Paul Keane, made his debut on 18 March 1985. As a bank manager, Des was engaged to Lorraine Kingham (Antoinette Byron) until she ended their relationship. He later offered accommodation to Daphne Lawrence (Elaine Smith). Notably, Stefan Dennis initially auditioned for this role.

Daphne Lawrence

Daphne Lawrence, played by Elaine Smith, first appeared on 18 March 1985. Introduced as a stripper hired for Des Clarke’s bachelor party, Smith originally auditioned for a guest part but was cast as Daphne because of her unique appearance, including her distinctive spiky hair.

Jim Robinson

Jim Robinson, enacted by Alan Dale, serves as the patriarch of the Robinson family and debuted on 18 March 1985. Initially cast with Robin Harrison in mind, contract complications led to Dale assuming the role. Jim is portrayed as prosperous with both wealth and family but exhibits restrained sorrow following his wife's passing and is occasionally perceived as "formal and proper".

Lucy Robinson

Lucy Robinson, the youngest offspring of Jim Robinson (Alan Dale), was first introduced on 18 March 1985. Initially portrayed by Kylie Flinker until 1987, the role was then taken over by Sasha Close from 1987 to 1989, and subsequently by Melissa Bell starting in 1991. Designed to expand the show's demographic reach, Lucy was depicted as a naive child who seldom caused any disturbances.

Kim Taylor

Kim Taylor (also known as Tanaka), played by Jenny Young, made her debut on 20 March 1985. Presented as a member of a guest family, Kim was characterized as an intelligent yet isolated student, largely due to her mother's unpopularity in her teaching role. She secretly dates Scott Robinson despite opposition from their parents. After a brief departure, Kim returns having experienced homelessness and reveals she is expecting a child, though Scott is not the father. Young highlighted the storyline for its authentic depiction of emotional turmoil and psychological hardship.

In 2017, with the introduction of Kim's sons David and Leo Tanaka, Young reprised the role as Kim returned to Erinsborough to visit them.

Kim’s early relationship with Scott was kept hidden from her mother, Marcia Taylor, who embarrasses them by playing an altered tape in class. The couple runs away but eventually separates when Kim opts for independence instead of returning home. Later, she discloses her pregnancy and faces pressure from Brad Satchwell, who urges her to give up the baby for adoption. Supported by Scott and Helen Daniels, Kim chooses not to terminate the pregnancy and reconciles with her mother, who reveals her own past of relinquishing a child.

After thirty-two years, Kim comes back to Erinsborough to see David and Leo, who want to discover their father's identity. Kim confirms Hiroshi Udagawa is not their father but initially withholds further information. She warns Amy Williams to keep away from her sons. Eventually, Kim and Paul Robinson disclose that Paul is David and Leo’s father, addressing the tensions created by the secrecy. Paul commits to fulfilling his responsibilities as their father.

Eileen Clarke

Eileen Clarke, performed by Myra De Groot, first appeared on 15 April 1985. Originally contracted for only one week, De Groot’s role expanded into a continuing character until she left due to cancer treatment; she passed away shortly after her final episode aired. A significant plotline involved the return of estranged husband Malcolm Clarke (Noel Trevarthen). Eileen and Malcolm share a son, Des (Paul Keane), while Malcolm’s abandonment also resulted in another child, Sally Wells (Rowena Mohr), who later arrived searching for her father. Eileen and Malcolm planned to remarry; however, their wedding was called off because of Eileen's domineering behavior, prompting Malcolm to leave once more.

Critics labeled Eileen as an "overbearing" and "interfering mother," suggesting Des’s difficulties stemmed from her influence. She was listed among the BBC’s notable obscure Neighbours characters and remembered for distinctive moments such as her off-key singing at church.

Following Malcolm’s departure, Eileen raised Des on her own until he left home. She relocated to Erinsborough to support him and initially clashed with his housemate Daphne Lawrence (Elaine Smith) but later accepted their relationship. Eileen became active within the community by helping at Daphne’s Coffee Shop and participating in the Erinsborough Musical Society. She also cared for Des and Daphne’s teenage ward, Mike Young (Guy Pearce).

Encouraged by Nell Mangel’s prediction that a younger man would enter her life, Eileen briefly dated Harold Bishop (Ian Smith) but ended things upon learning about his reputation. She doted on her grandson Jamie (SJ Dey). When Malcolm returned following Sally’s arrival, they rekindled their relationship but he abandoned her again on their wedding day. After developing an addiction to tranquillizers, Eileen recovered with family support. Following Daphne’s fatal car accident, Eileen experienced a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized. Off-screen, she left Erinsborough with Sally for Europe before settling in England where she remarried.

Terry Inglis

Terry Inglis, brought to life by Maxine Klibingaitis, made her first appearance on 11 June 1985. She works as a plumber’s assistant under Max Ramsay (Francis Bell) and becomes involved in a rapid and intense romantic relationship with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis).

Philip Martin

Philip Martin, initially portrayed by Christopher Milne in 1985 and later by Ian Rawlings from 1992, was introduced on 21 June 1985. He is married to Loretta and father to Debbie, Michael, and eventually Hannah Martin. Professionally, Philip serves as the manager of Pacific Bank.

Debbie Martin

Debbie Martin, played by Mandy Storvik and Katrina McEwan in 1985 before being recast with Marnie Reece-Wilmore, first appeared on 22 July 1985. She is the sole daughter of Philip and Loretta Martin.

George Young

George Young, portrayed by Alan Cassell, debuted on 3 September 1985. Known for his "tough guy" persona, Cassell accepted an eight-week stint as George, a middle-class employee at Pacific Bank, aiming to demonstrate his comedic abilities. George becomes romantically involved with Eileen Clarke (Myra De Groot), the mother of Des Clarke. Their relationship develops from initial attraction to dating, with George adjusting to Eileen’s strong-willed character after being widowed for two years.

George connects with Des Clarke (Paul Keane) and Eileen through shared interests such as opera. Following a minor accident caused by a skateboarder, George maintains his relationship with Eileen despite occasional disagreements. He stands up for Eileen, urging her employer Max Ramsay (Francis Bell) to treat her with more respect, which results in Max offering an apology. Although George proposes marriage, Eileen declines due to doubts about their suitability as partners.

Douglas Blake

Douglas Blake, enacted by James Condon, was introduced on 17 September 1985. His casting was publicized in TV Week on 31 August 1985. Condon remained part of the cast until late September, coinciding with the series' cancellation. The character was created as a romantic interest for Helen Daniels, portrayed by Condon’s real-life spouse Anne Haddy. Before joining Neighbours, Condon had limited roles but soon balanced appearances in Neighbours, Prisoner, and Body Business. Douglas is characterized as "a refined and confident art consultant." He notices Helen’s artwork at the local bank, compliments her, and pursues a romantic connection, although his charm raises some doubts. Early script revisions left their relationship’s outcome ambiguous, but it was eventually revealed that Douglas was a con artist targeting Helen.

Attracted by Helen’s art, Douglas offers to organize an exhibition to promote her work. Suspicious of Douglas, Jim Robinson investigates and learns from Max Ramsay that Douglas has a wife; however, Douglas insists the woman is his sister, Amanda. Douglas arranges the exhibition without requiring Helen to pay upfront. When the gallery cancels the show citing lack of interest, Douglas blames external factors. Despite setbacks, Douglas and Helen grow closer, planning marriage and buying a cottage together. After the cottage sale collapses, Jim lends Douglas money. Shortly thereafter, Douglas disappears, leaving Helen emotionally devastated and financially burdened.

Helen hires a private detective who tracks Douglas to a city hotel. With assistance from Madge Mitchell (Anne Charleston), they devise a scheme to reclaim Jim’s loan. Madge poses as an affluent single woman unable to settle her hotel bill and offers diamonds for appraisal. Douglas persuades her to sell them and arranges a meeting with a prospective buyer. When confronted by Helen’s investigator, Douglas panics and swaps the diamonds with Madge—who gives him counterfeit stones—in exchange for $50,000. Helen then reveals the ruse, exposing Douglas as a swindler before walking away from the situation.

Michael Martin

Michael Martin, brought to life by Samuel Hammington in 1985 and Troy Beckwith in 1992, is the offspring of Philip and Loretta Martin. His initial appearance was on 8 October 1985. Ausculture's writer characterized him as a "disturbed adolescent."

Additional Characters

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
18 March	Dr. Lawson	Andrew Gilmour	The Ramsay family's general practitioner, consulted when Danny Ramsay suffers from nightmares.
18–22 March	Lorraine Kingham	Antoinette Byron	A close acquaintance of Julie Martin; engaged to Des Clarke but cancels the wedding due to uncertainties; later reappears during Des's business trip.
18–19 March	Mrs Kingham	Christine Kaman	Lorraine's supportive mother involved in the decision to call off Lorraine’s wedding.
Mr Kingham	James Taylor	Father of Lorraine, uneasy about her plans to marry Des Clarke.
20 March–18 April	Mrs. Armitage	Marion Heathfield	Resident of Ramsay Street who voices complaints about her husband's conduct; Helen Daniels questions the validity of her claims.
20 March–11 June	Marcia Taylor	Maureen Edwards	Teacher at Erinsborough High and mother to Kim Taylor; initially forbids Kim's involvement with Scott Robinson; later reconciles after Kim runs away pregnant.
20 March	Dr. Willis	Arthur Barradell-Smith	Family doctor for the Taylors; prescribes contraceptives to Kim Taylor.
21–23 March	Neil Taylor	Bruce Kerr	Husband to Marcia and father figure to Kim; an accountant who is empathetic towards Kim’s situation.
21–28 March	Eddie Sherwin	Darren Boyd	Danny Ramsay’s friend involved in a prank recording and theft that causes problems for Danny and Scott Robinson.
27 March	Street Walker	Mickey Camilleri	Approaches Kim Taylor in Melbourne, advising her to consider alternative employment options.
27 March–25 April	Father Barry	Wayne Cull	Catholic priest aiding Paul Robinson and Daphne Lawrence; offers support to Carol Brown with her alcoholism and encourages community service involvement.
28 March	Sonia	Cindy Lee	Questioned by Father Barry and Paul Robinson regarding Kim Taylor’s location.
Shopkeeper	Bill Anderson	Holds Danny Ramsay accountable for suspected shoplifting, demanding compensation from Shane Ramsay.
Pool Attendant	Helmut Jensen	Conveys a message to Shane Ramsay concerning his brother Danny.
28 March–2 October	Marilyn Temple	Kassie McLuskie	Employee at Pacific Bank alongside Des Clarke and Julie Robinson; temporarily provides lodging for Julie Martin.
28 March–25 April	Carol Brown	Merrin Canning	Resident of Ramsay Street grappling with alcoholism, financial difficulties, family strife including lost children, and false allegations.
28 March–19 April	Josie Brown	Charmaine Gorman	Daughter of Carol Brown; involved in a child safety incident with Danny Ramsay.
28 March–2 July	Gordon Miller	Red Symons	A bank robber who takes Julie Robinson hostage, causes a fatal accident during escape, later breaks out of prison taking hostages before being apprehended again.
29 March–3 April	Policeman 1	Peter Black	Notifies Maria Ramsay about her sons' car accident and responds to a bank alarm triggered by Julie Robinson.
29 March	Policeman 2	Steven Hutchinson	Attends the scene of the vehicle crash involving Shane and Danny Ramsay.
29 March–1 April	Doctor Lockyer	Stephanie Daniel	Provides medical care to Danny and Shane Ramsay post-accident; informs family about Shane’s spinal injury prognosis.
29 March–2 April	Nurse Laurie Stevens	Gloria Ajenstat	Supports Danny Ramsay during his hospital stay; assists in communication with his relatives.
29 March–1 April, 7 October	Doctor Rowlands	Tom Travers	Surgeon treating Shane Ramsay’s spinal injury and Philip Martin following a car accident; advises on medical issues affecting their futures.
2–10 April	Peter Kirk	Peter Mochrie	Affluent bank client who courts Julie Martin but ends the relationship after discovering family conflicts.
2–11 April	Anna Rossi	Roslyn Gentle	Provides support to sister Maria Ramsay amid family turmoil; dates Jim Robinson but returns to Queensland to marry another man following family disputes.
19 April	Tommy Brown	Uncredited	Young son of Carol Brown appearing during family difficulties on Ramsay Street.
30 April–15 May	Mrs. Forbes	Gwen Plumb	Owner of farm who employs runaway Scott Robinson and Danny Ramsay; plans sale of farm after personal loss.
8–31 May	Nick Burman	Vic Hawkins	Pilot friend of Jim Robinson and Max Ramsay; attempts reconciliation between Max and Maria Ramsay amid separation issues.
21 May–27 July	Edith Harris	Eve Godly	Manager of local apartment complex; develops friendship with Max Ramsay despite initial friction.
21 May 1985 – 3 February 1987	Basil		Lucy Robinson’s terrier featured in multiple storylines including an accidental death that deeply affects the Robinson family emotionally.
24–28 May	Steve O'Donnel	Greg Fleet	Moves into bedsit opposite Max Ramsay with daughter Christine amid marital challenges resolved through community support.
Christine O'Donnel	Amalie Rosza
28 May	Kerry O'Donnel	Jacqui Gordon
3–7 June	Josie	Cindy Lee	Homeless heavily pregnant friend of Kim Taylor involved in storyline about baby sale arrangement.
5 June 1985 – 15 July 1986	Harry Henderson	Johnny Lockwood	Daphne Clarke’s grandfather who leases the Coffee Shop; returns for key family occasions including a wedding.
6–7 June, 26 October 2016, 23 February 2017	Bradley Satchwell	Rick Ireland / Alfred Nicdao	Kim Taylor’s boyfriend connected to early pregnancy plotline; later referenced in arcs involving David and Leo Tanaka’s paternity investigations.
6–7 June	Cleo Jones	Denise Kirby	Telephonist at senior centre who befriends Harry Henderson; involved in raffle prize subplot.
7 June	Tim Duncan	Nick Carrafa	Biological father of Danny Ramsay revealed through flashback providing family background details.
10–14 June	Peter Sherwin	Keir Saltmarsh	Older brother of Eddie Sherwin who disrupts Danny Ramsay’s birthday party through drug-related activities leading to arrest.
17–18 June	Yvette	Denise Drysdale	Waitress assisted by Harry Henderson resulting in interpersonal conflicts involving her boyfriend Tiger Thomas.
18 June	Tiger Thomas	Stephen Millichamp	Boxer and Yvette’s boyfriend involved in confrontation with Harry Henderson resolved through community efforts.
18–19 June	Margaret Hayward	Judith McGrath	American film star connected to Harry Henderson through past friendship appearing during cruise visit subplot.
19–21 June	Gloria Slater	Linda Hartley	Dates Paul Robinson amid family tensions linked to her father Charlie Slater’s past misconduct causing estrangement.
20–21 June	Charlie Slater	Gary Down	Gloria Slater’s father whose behavior results in familial conflicts culminating in divorce.
Emily Slater, Gloria’s mother	> Diana Greentree
24–28 June	'Linda Fielding'	Deborra-Lee Furness	CEO of Fielding Enterprises who employs Shane Ramsay as chauffeur; experiences personal tragedy with husband's passing prompting relocation.
27 June	'Dan Fielding'	George Dixon	Linda Fielding’s paralyzed husband whose death influences Linda's storyline.
1–19 July	'Wendy Gibson'	Kylie Foster	Arrives on Ramsay Street creating romantic tension between Danny and Scott Robinson before leaving after being set up by Daphne Lawrence.
9–20 July 1985, 11 February 1993	'Loretta Martin'	Lyn Semler / Jane Bayly	Philip Martin’s alcoholic first wife whose death leaves him widowed and paralyzed; later appears in dream sequence years afterward.
10 July–14 August	'Joan Langdon'	Catherine Lynch	Briefly engaged to Des Clarke before reuniting with ex-husband Geoff Langdon along with their children Rodney and Susan, affecting Des Clarke emotionally.
'Rodney Langdon'	Glendon Vernon	Son of Joan Langdon
'Susan Langdon'	Nerolee Vernon	Daughter of Joan Langdon
11 July–18 October	'Wally Walters'	Reg Gorman	Owner of Mexican restaurant where Scott Robinson works part-time before lease is lost to Harry Henderson.
12–17 July	'Robert Hutchins'	David Robson	Dates Maria Ramsay causing conflict with Max Ramsay resulting in physical altercation witnessed by family members.
18–19 July	'Tim'	Mark Neal	Friend of Daphne Lawrence who helps teach Wendy Gibson a lesson for manipulative behavior toward Scott and Danny Robinsons.
22–23 July	'Bernie Sutton'	Jason DeGiorgio	Member of Sutton family residing at Number 30; tragically killed in bicycle accident prompting family's departure from area.
22–24 July	'Bob Sutton'	Chris Waters
23 July	'Jan Sutton'	JoAnne Rankin
9–14 August	'Geoff Langdon'	Daryl Pellizzer	Ex-husband of Joan Langdon seeking renewed contact with children leading to reconciliation with Joan ending her engagement to Des Clarke.
15–23 August	'Amy Medway'	Paula Duncan	Former school friend of Max Ramsay who briefly rekindles relationship before leaving overseas.
'Richard Morrison'	Peter Flett	Insurance agent dating Maria Ramsay causing temporary separation from Max Ramsay before reconciliation occurs.
16 –19 August	'Colin Adamson'	Peter Craig	Neighbor investigating disturbances while Daphne Lawrence housesits for Ian Burns, ultimately revealing true culprit was Ian's daughter Rachel Burns.
19 August–2 September	'Liz Harrington'	Brenda Clarke	Seeks out Shane Ramsay leading to tension with his girlfriend Daphne Lawrence resulting in breakup despite no infidelity occurring.
20–28 August	'Rachel Burns'	Nadine Garner	Daughter of Ian Burns caught between separated parents deciding to live with father while maintaining contact with mother Margaret Truscott.
23–28 August	'Ian Burns'	Jon Sidney	Father of Rachel Burns whose frequent absences strain family relations until resolution allows shared custody arrangements.
'Don Truscott'	Ian Walker	Rachel Burns’ stepfather involved in family disputes resolved through Daphne Lawrence's intervention promoting Rachel's welfare.
'Margaret Truscott'	Meg Clancy
4–5 September	'Simon Walters'	Shane Lee	Son of Wally Walters responsible for supervising Scott Robinson at restaurant job but leaves him unattended causing operational issues resolved by Jim Robinson and Julie Martin's intervention.
10–12 September	'Betty Morant'	Marcia McArthur	Officiant conducting Paul Robinson and Terry Inglis’ wedding rehearsal and ceremony amid minor awkwardness due to unforeseen events but ensures successful execution.
'Gwen Simpson'	Marie Redshaw	Helen Daniels’ estranged sister reconciles at Paul Robinson’s wedding reception resolving longstanding familial tensions.
11 September–5 November	'Charles Durham'	Ross Thompson	Antagonist seeking incriminating tape involving Terry Inglis leading to confrontation resulting in his death at Terry's hands during self-defense incident.
18 September–5 November	'Barbara Hill'	Louise Le Nay	Accomplice of Charles Durham who falsely accuses Daphne Lawrence after Charles’ death creating legal complications for main characters.
19 September	'Amanda Blake'	Linda McConchie	Younger sister of Douglas Blake introduced during Jim Robinson’s investigation into Douglas’ marital status causing initial misunderstanding corrected upon introduction.
19 September–2 October	'Bess Robinson'	June Salter	Matriarch of the Robinson family whose declining health prompts reconciliation efforts culminating in her passing three years later significantly affecting family dynamics.
23 September–2 October	'Edward Wingram'	Geoffrey Pullan	Solicitor managing Bess Robinson's estate including inheritance arrangements impacting Jim Robinson and descendants upon Bess’ illness disclosure.
2 October–5 November	'Sarah Richards'	Julia McDougall	Cousin of Des Clarke whose presence at Pacific Bank causes tension among colleagues leading to eventual departure due to interpersonal conflicts.
3 October–8 November	'Kate Drew'	Susannah Lobez	French teacher at Erinsborough High romantically involved with Max Ramsay contributing to character development within educational subplot.
4 October 1985 – 27 January 1989	'Larry Spencer'	(Elwyn Bradshaw / Stephen Cross)	Teller at Pacific Bank working alongside Des Clarke contributing workplace environment narratives over several years.
9–10 October	'Audrey Gibbs'	Ruth Jaffe	Local art gallery proprietor interacting professionally with Douglas Blake influencing character involvement in cultural community activities within Erinsborough context.
24 October –1 November 1985, 7–20 April 1988	'Ross Warner'	(Rod McLennan / Tim Hughes)	'Jim Robinson's business partner revealed as corrupt leading to exposure by Scott Robinson and Charlene Robinson culminating in arrest impacting business operations storyline arc.'

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Bibliography

External links

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