Isaac Woods
Kathy Carpenter
Kathy Carpenter, brought to life by Tina Bursill, made her debut on 10 March 2014. The announcement of Bursill’s casting came in November 2013, with filming commencing in early 2014. Kathy is introduced as the former spouse of the well-known character Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) and the mother of Lauren Carpenter. Notably, Bursill and Oliver had collaborated previously during the 1970s. Kathy's storyline was pivotal, driving key developments that affected both the Turner and Willis families.
Kathy arrives at Ramsay Street to visit Lauren and is revealed as the sole person aware of Lauren’s pregnancy with Brad Willis’s child, having supported her in concealing it. During this visit, Kathy discloses that Lauren’s baby was not stillborn but was instead placed for adoption, a revelation that deeply unsettles Lauren and ignites considerable family conflict. Tensions arise as Kathy clashes with Lou, creating strain within their family unit. She purchases Number 32 for Lauren’s children but is subsequently requested to maintain some distance from the family.
Several months later, Kathy returns with the intention of mentoring Lauren’s employee Paige Smith in her homeware enterprise and commissions a private investigator to locate her granddaughter. Following a heart attack and car accident, Kathy uncovers that Paige is the granddaughter she has been seeking. After undergoing surgery, she reveals Paige’s true identity to the family but opts to return to Queensland rather than establishing a store.
Prior to Lauren's wedding, Kathy and Lou resolve their past misunderstandings and reconcile. They renew their vows in an intimate ceremony before departing Erinsborough together in the camper van used for Lauren and Brad's wedding.
Sienna Matthews
Sienna Matthews, portrayed by Sarah Roberts, first appeared on 21 March 2014. Roberts had previously featured in Neighbours portraying Clare Henderson (2010) and Jess Walker (2011). Sienna’s introduction occurred through the webisode series Brennan on the Run, which chronicled Mark Brennan’s period in witness protection. She arrives in town with the goal of winning Mark back, immediately confronting his ex-girlfriend Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer). Kate assumes Mark invited Sienna to Ramsay Street hoping to rekindle their romance; however, Mark affirms his enduring love for Kate. Enraged, Sienna demands Kate keep away from him. Upon moving in with Mark, TV Week characterized her as "loopy," "unstable," and a "psycho."
Shortly after arriving in Erinsborough, Sienna breaks into Mark’s home, catching both him and Kate off guard. She expresses her desire to reunite with Mark, but he rejects her advances, reaffirming his feelings for Kate. Sienna confronts Kate, requesting that she tell Mark she does not love him; she then informs Mark of this conversation and once again professes her love—Mark declines her again. Encouraged by Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to stay and fight for Mark’s affection, Sienna persists. Weeks later, she breaks into Mark’s house again and discovers he has purchased an engagement ring for Kate. She attempts to persuade Mark that Kate does not love him, but they reconcile.
Following Kate's murder, Sienna becomes a suspect after providing a false alibi. Claiming she has been dismissed from work and evicted from her residence, Mark offers her shelter. She assists him in sorting through Kate’s belongings and kisses him; although he initially asks her to leave, he reconsiders when she explains she has nowhere else to go. After giving him space by leaving town briefly, Sienna returns only to be confronted by Mark regarding a threatening note she sent to Kate prior to her death. When questioned by police, Sienna maintains her innocence. A taxi driver later confirms her alibi. Subsequently, Mark advises her to return home as she wishes him luck in finding Kate's murderer.
Naomi Canning
Naomi Canning, played by Morgana O'Reilly, made her first appearance on 25 March 2014. The character was initially teased in October 2013 by Colette Mann, who portrays Sheila Canning, Naomi's estranged mother. O'Reilly’s casting was revealed on 30 December 2013, following the completion of her initial scenes the month prior. She characterized Naomi as an enjoyable yet enigmatic individual, whose storyline involves challenging an established relationship by becoming involved with a married man.
Will Dempier
Will Dempier, portrayed by Christian Heath, debuted on 8 April 2014. His casting was announced shortly before his first episode aired, with Heath having filmed scenes three months earlier. Heath auditioned using his authentic English accent and secured the role without needing to modify it. Will was introduced as a nurse and romantic interest for the existing character Chris Pappas.
Will encounters Chris during a hospital admission, igniting an immediate attraction that puts Chris’s current relationship under pressure. Their connection develops through interactions in the hospital and social settings, culminating in a romantic relationship. However, tensions arise when Will refuses to accept accountability for a dispute involving their dogs, leading to their breakup.
In 2017, Will returns and engages in flirtation with David Tanaka while David is hospitalized. Although initial tensions exist due to a complaint against Will—later uncovered as originating from Paul Robinson—they eventually share mutual feelings. Their relationship encounters scrutiny from others, including Aaron Brennan.
Daniel Robinson
Daniel Robinson, brought to life by Tim Phillipps, premiered on 29 April 2014. The character had been mentioned previously but had not appeared until confirmed in December 2013. Casting highlighted his resemblance to his on-screen parents Scott (Jason Donovan) and Charlene Robinson (Kylie Minogue). Daniel arrives in Erinsborough to delve into his parents’ past and reconnect with his uncle Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Phillipps described Daniel as a carefree, nature-loving individual with no hidden motives. His storyline includes conflicts with Paul and romantic pursuits on Ramsay Street.
Ethan Smith
Ethan Smith, enacted by Matthew Little, first appeared on 27 May 2014. Announced that same month, Ethan was introduced as a "mysterious" character linked to an established cast member. Prior to filming, Little sought guidance from his actor brother-in-law, Dan Ewing. Ethan’s narrative centers on locating his adopted sister Paige Smith (Olympia Valance) and encouraging her to uncover her biological roots. He becomes romantically involved with Imogen Willis (Ariel Kaplan), whose connection with Ethan leads to repercussions at school. After initial conflicts and secrecy, Ethan leaves but returns briefly to support Paige during her investigation into Kathy Carpenter (Tina Bursill), ultimately advising her to consider starting anew abroad before departing for Ibiza.
Paige Smith
Paige Smith (previously known as Novak), played by Olympia Valance, made her first appearance on 2 June 2014. Valance's casting was revealed on 9 March 2014, marking her debut in acting following a competitive audition. She described Paige as "cool, sexy, and somewhat edgy," emphasizing the character's appeal due to her genuine nature rather than being mean-spirited. Series producer Jason Herbison referred to Paige as "fiery" and commended Valance as the ideal choice for the role. Paige is the daughter of Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). Upon discovering that her biological parents were seeking her, Paige traveled to Erinsborough to uncover her roots, initially concealing her true identity.
Nate Kinski
Nate Kinski, portrayed by Meyne Wyatt, was introduced on 18 August 2014. Wyatt's casting announcement came on 20 July 2014, which led to his move to Melbourne for filming purposes. He is notable as the first indigenous actor to hold a regular role since the series began in 1985. Executive producer Jason Herbison emphasized that Wyatt was selected solely based on talent. Nate is related to Susan (Jackie Woodburne) and Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) through familial connections. Wyatt described Nate as occasionally misunderstood but fundamentally well-meaning, with forthcoming storylines aimed at exploring the reasons behind his complex personality.
Dakota Davies
Dakota Davies, enacted by Sheree Murphy, made her debut on 19 September 2014. Murphy’s casting was announced on 16 June 2014. Having previously appeared in British soap operas, Murphy expressed enthusiasm about joining Neighbours, noting both the challenge and public interest due to her marriage to Harry Kewell. She initially signed on for a six-week recurring stint and was open to extending her role, including relocating to Australia.
Dakota is portrayed as a British entrepreneur with a history involving regular character Paul Robinson. She is depicted as determined and opportunistic, willing to pursue her goals without hesitation. Murphy enjoyed portraying a character markedly different from herself. Industry insiders described Dakota as "fiery."
In October 2017, Murphy returned to reprise Dakota’s role, filming scenes in London alongside Tim Kano (Leo Tanaka). She expressed excitement about revisiting the character and developing Dakota’s storyline three years later. Dakota made another appearance for a single episode on 26 March 2018.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Dakota confronts Paul Robinson, exposing their complicated past involving business dealings and romance in South America. She manipulates Paul into funding a bar she uses as a front for diamond smuggling, concealing diamonds within coffee shipments under the name of Paul’s nephew Daniel Robinson. Dakota flirts with Mark Brennan, creating friction with his girlfriend Paige Smith and stirring jealousy in Paul. When authorities uncover the smuggling ring, Dakota vanishes but later returns to extort $10,000 from Paul in exchange for leaving town.
Four years later, Paul’s son Leo Tanaka investigates a factory fire in São Paulo linked to Dakota. Disguised as a business associate, Leo pressures her regarding evidence of stolen diamonds. Dakota manages to escape with vital information and it is revealed she orchestrated the fire for insurance fraud purposes.
Sharon Canning
Sharon Canning, played by Natasha Herbert, first appeared on 6 October 2014 as the mother of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). Her initial introduction coincided with Kyle's wedding to Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele). Following requests from the cast for more extensive story arcs, Sharon was brought back into the storyline. Herbert returned to the role in 2022 when Kyle prepared to marry Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson), with Sharon making her comeback on 19 January in Australia and 17 January in the UK. Herbert characterized Sharon’s return as brief but lively, emphasizing her spirited nature.
Sharon visits Kyle prior to his wedding and participates in the ceremony. She briefly interacts with Matt Turner (Josef Brown) but departs soon after. Several months later, she reappears, and although Matt visits her hotel room, their meeting is interrupted by Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). After Matt’s passing, Sharon confronts his widow, Lauren, exposing Terese’s attempts to keep her away from Lauren by offering a cruise as a bribe.
Seven years on, Sharon returns for Kyle’s second marriage to Roxy Willis and assists with the wedding preparations. Noticing flirtations between Glen Donnelly (Richard Huggett) and Roxy’s mother, Gemma Willis (Beth Buchanan), Sharon engages in a short affair with Glen, which is uncovered by Terese and Gemma. She attends the wedding and spends significant time with Glen afterward, an interaction observed by Terese.
Rain Taylor
Rain Taylor, portrayed by Airlie Dodds, made her debut on 29 October 2014. This role marked Dodds's first television appearance and was announced on 20 October 2014. Rain is introduced as Daniel Robinson's (Tim Phillipps) former girlfriend and stirs tension upon arriving in Erinsborough, particularly affecting Daniel’s fiancée Amber Turner (Jenna Rosenow). Dodds described Rain as a complex character with "shades of grey"—both justified and flawed—with an enigmatic quality; she also noted Rain is "good-natured" yet somewhat self-centered.
Claiming to be homeless after her intentional community closed down, Rain meets Amber, who initially distrusts her until Rain mentions having a new boyfriend named Wolfie, an old friend of Daniel’s. Rain plans to establish a new community called New Eden in Erinsborough and negotiates land acquisition with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Despite initial conflicts, Rain and Amber grow closer through shared interests in sustainable living. Rain confesses difficulties in her relationship with Wolfie, who later reveals they ended their relationship due to her unfaithfulness.
Amber’s mother, Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall), concerned about Rain’s cult background and influence, leads opposition against New Eden by mobilizing local businesses. Consequently, Rain considers relocating the community project to Mornington Peninsula, accompanied by Amber and Daniel. During a guided meditation session, Rain manipulates Amber into ending her relationship with Daniel and subsequently kisses him herself, asserting that Amber and Daniel are incompatible. Once aware of the manipulation, Amber and Daniel confront Rain; she maintains they are not meant to be together before leaving Erinsborough.
Gary Canning
Gary Canning, played by Damien Richardson, made his debut on 7 November 2014. His casting was revealed on 15 October 2014. Gary is introduced as the distant father of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan), having abandoned Kyle when he was eight years old. His arrival reignited complicated family relationships, bringing him back together with his mother Sheila (Colette Mann) and sister Naomi (Morgana O'Reilly). Richardson returned to the role in early 2016 and resumed a permanent presence from June 2016 onward, with the character remaining until February 2020 when he was written out of the series.
Ezra Hanley
Ezra Hanley, portrayed by Steve Nation, first appeared on 19 November 2014. Nation, who had spent twenty years auditioning for Australian soap operas, described securing this role as a significant achievement in his career. Ezra was introduced as a hotel manager and acquisitions expert hired by Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to support Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) at Lassiter's Erinsborough.
Initially brought in to coordinate a festival, Ezra’s role quickly shifted into that of a disruptive figure, generating conflict with Terese and her husband Brad (Kip Gamblin). After he attempted to assault Terese, he was dismissed and subsequently filed lawsuits against both her and Paul. These legal actions were abandoned following an assault arranged by Paul through Gary Canning.
Ezra later returned as the acquisitions manager for Quill Group after their takeover of Lassiter's. He carried out efficiency audits that resulted in demotions and staffing changes, including diminishing Terese’s responsibilities and appointing new management at The Waterhole. His strained relationship with his son, Clem Hanley, became evident when Clem’s ex-girlfriend Chloe Jones accused Ezra of assault. These allegations led to Ezra’s arrest and suspension from his contract, with Terese stepping in as Lassiter’s new operations manager.
Erin Rogers
Erin Rogers, played by Adrienne Pickering, premiered on 24 November 2014, with her casting announced on 17 November 2014. Pickering noted that portraying Erin was challenging due to the character’s stark contrast with her own personality. Erin is a former acquaintance of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) who arrives in Erinsborough intent on unsettling Sonya’s life. Having endured a "dysfunctional upbringing," Erin exhibits irrational and unpredictable behavior. She holds Sonya responsible for her addiction issues and the loss of her daughter, motivating her to send malicious anonymous letters.
Erin breaks into Sonya’s home and attacks Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). When confronted by Sonya and her husband Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), Erin admits to stalking Sonya and sending threatening correspondence. She faces charges including assault and trespassing. After Sonya posts bail for her, Erin is offered employment collecting glasses at The Waterhole by Sheila Canning (Colette Mann), but she resigns once Mark reveals her past deeds.
As Erin battles health problems and addiction, Sonya encourages her to seek treatment with help from Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher). Erin discovers that her daughter, Cat (Maleeka Gasbarri), wishes to reconnect. Despite initial difficulties such as missing their meeting and stress-related episodes, Erin eventually forms a bond with Cat through cricket. Sonya convinces Cat to stay with Erin temporarily; however, overwhelmed by pressure, Erin steals from Mark and flees. Sonya attempts a reconciliation outside a pawn shop, but Erin refuses.
Melinda Houston of The Sydney Morning Herald commended Pickering’s performance, praising the authentic portrayal of a woman on the edge alongside a compelling narrative arc.
Others
Megan Dennison arrives from Canberra claiming relation to Kathy Carpenter but departs after revealing mistaken identity.| Kalika De Silva treats injured pet Bossy.| Aimee Wu discusses Karl Kennedy’s erotic novel.| Grant Tao briefly dates Naomi Canning before leaving.| Stu Brown disrupts sporting events resulting in confrontation.| Alan Haywood dates Sheila Canning but ends relationship after lying about online profiles.| Johanna Mayberry reports on an approaching storm.| Bar Man provides assistance during tornado aftermath.| Orphaned wombat "Oliver" rescued and rehabilitated.| Max Kimble declines gym membership offer.| Party Pablo Pyke kisses Paige Smith.| Ranger Sally presents wombat Erin at press conference.| Zayn Robertson and Lexi Stringer hired as strippers for events.| Tony Ronson confronts Chris Pappas outside The Waterhole.| Lorna Kriptic requests free hugs from Daniel Robinson.| Greta Jackson aids Mark Brennan's undercover investigation into diamond smuggling.| Layla Azikiwe reconnects with Lou Carpenter influencing his writing process.| Rhonda Brooks supports daughter Georgia's wedding while undergoing cancer treatment.| Patto Brooks attends daughter Georgia’s wedding.| Gretchen Kruger and Niklas Kruger secure legal contracts through naturist-themed meetings.| Brandon Swain causes accident involving Josh Willis at Fitzgerald Motors.| Judge Lockwood sentences Josh Willis following assault conviction.| Barry Burdett supervises Josh Willis' community service hours.| Isabella Pinter evaluates child welfare case concerning Nell Rebecchi.| Brooke and Willow Zhou visit Sonya's Nursery encountering Karl Kennedy.| Ava Rosetta serves as therapist for Nate Kinski.| Morris Richards sells tools to Gary Canning.| Axl the axolotl causes household disruption before being rehomed.| Phil Tractor serves legal documents to Terese Willis and Sheila Canning.| Ralph the Elf enforces elf-like behavior during Christmas festivities.| Stuart Pearson insults Sheila Canning then is frightened away.| Oliver Klozoff blocks Naomi Canning's event over insurance issues until event concludes.|}External links
- Cast and characters on the Official Australian Neighbours site
- Cast and characters on the Official UK Neighbours portal
- Cast and characters on IMDb
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 January | Juston Cicero | Nic Romney | Juston works as a paramedic providing emergency care to Georgia Brooks following her head trauma and inhalation of gas. |
| 9 January | Nigel Sheppard | Sean Ladhams | Nigel, who leads acquisitions at Quill Hotel Group, negotiates with Paul Robinson regarding Lassiter's Hotel joining their portfolio. |
| 14 January | Louise Flannagan | Samantha Lavale | Louise notices swimmer Joshua Willis and offers him her contact information. |
| 15 January | Sylvie Johns | Camille Edwards | Sylvie informs Karl Kennedy she will not support his mayoral candidacy due to concerns about his wife's wellbeing. |
| Nora Evans | Ali Ryrie-Golding | Nora captures photographs of Joshua Willis endorsing a jewellery brand. | |
| 21 January 2014, 11 November 2015, 13 September 2016 |
Dale Lancer | Nick Backstrom | Acting on behalf of Harper Mining, Dale initially awards a conference contract to a competitor hotel following an explosion at Lassiter's. Subsequently, he invests in the Freestyle housing project and serves as a drug tester, alerting Gary Canning about doping in pigeon racing. |
| 22 January–3 February | Isaac Woods | Josh Burton | Isaac occupies Number 24 without permission, forms a friendship with Imogen Willis, and is later detained for selling furniture from the premises. |
| 23 January | Nicole Livingstone | Herself | Nicole conducts an interview with Joshua Willis following his Commonwealth Games trials. |
| 28 January | Love Your Sister | Samuel Johnson | The Love Your Sister initiative visits Lassiter's Complex to promote breast cancer awareness. |
| Connie Johnson | |||
| 28 January | Bevan Lockwood | Michael Davoren | Bevan acts as a letting agent, showing prospective tenants around Number 24. |
| 4–14 February | Loki | Uncredited | Loki is a dog purchased by Callum Rebecchi and later given to Josie Lamb; due to allergies, they find Loki a new home. |
| 6 February | Dr Anthony Croker | Philip Hayden | A specialist sports surgeon who operates on Josh Willis' shoulder and informs him that his injury prevents competing at elite swimming levels. |
| 7 February | James Spector | Robin Darch | James tries to charm Kate Ramsay but is rejected and driven away by Mark Brennan. |
| Wendy Barkley | Danielle Butlin | Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel who notifies manager Terese Willis about Mason Turner's absence. | |
| 26 February–6 March | Kirk Porter | Michael Kirwan | Kirk persuades Josh Willis to accept stronger pain medication for his shoulder injury despite potential side effects. |
| 26 February | Jed Burger | Luke D'Emanuele | Jed inquires about purchasing half ownership of a car from Mason Turner, but the transaction does not proceed. |
| 3 March–25 April | Stephen Montague | Damian Hill | Danni Ferguson's abusive ex-partner who attempts kidnapping and assaults; arrested multiple times and suspected in Kate Ramsay’s death, though later exonerated. |
| 4 March | Susanna Toms | Emily Buxton-D'Arcy | Yoga instructor at Dingoes Gym attended by Georgia Brooks and Kate Ramsay. |
| 5 March | Reno Cardillo | Robert Rokosi | Salsa dance teacher at the Community Centre who partners with Terese Willis for dance sessions. |
| 11 March | Billie Tyler | Tamzen Hayes | Brings her son Alex to the hospital where Georgia Brooks provides care. |
| Baby Alex Tyler | Otis Roberts | ||
| 13 March | Sam Maxwell | Peter Verheyen | Georgia Brooks advises Sam and Felicity Maxwell to rest following their daughter’s hospital admission. |
| Felicity Maxwell | Alexandra McTavish | ||
| 26 March 2014, 3 May 2016 |
Aaron Fleming | Marc Mulcahey | Aaron discusses construction materials with Kyle Canning, shows romantic interest; later provides an alibi concerning the Lassiter's explosion incident. |
| 31 March–1 April | Talia Maslin | Ella Cannon | Assistant to Toadfish Rebecchi; involved in subplot regarding marital difficulties with Sonya Mitchell; subsequently dismissed. |
| 3 April | Lisa Tucker | Millie Samuels | Initially believed by Brad Willis and Lauren Carpenter to be their adopted daughter; later confirmed not biologically related. |
| 7 April–17 June | Victor Cleary | Richard Sutherland | Gus Cleary’s brother; confesses off-screen to killing Kate Ramsay; sentenced to life imprisonment. |
| 10 April | Dave Reilly | Lucas Linehan | Builder engaged in Charlie’s renovation project; unintentionally insults Paul Robinson. |
| 14 April | Guillermo Ibáñez | John Burgos | Meets lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi regarding property transactions; has conflicts with Mariana Ibáñez. |
| Mariana Ibáñez | Mirelle Vidal | ||
| 15 April | Tim Miller | Jack Osbourne | Encounters Zeke Kinski at Lassiter's Complex but departs after being spotted by Karl and Susan Kennedy. |
| 16 April | Victoria Elmahdi | Sophia Emberson-Bain | Fiancée of Zeke Kinski; arrives in Erinsborough and marries Zeke shortly thereafter. |
| Wayne Foster | Daniel Humphris | Marriage celebrant officiating Zeke and Victoria’s wedding; repeatedly mispronounces Zeke’s name during the ceremony. | |
| 21 April–5 May | Rick Blaine | James Harvy | Photographer employing Amber Turner as an intern; offers her a position but loses her due to her unprofessional behavior. Official photographer for The Waterhole reopening event. |
| 29 April | Norm Symonds | Adam McConvell | Attempts to reclaim a painting from Naomi Canning but is forcibly removed by Sheila Canning. |
| 29 April–6 May | Tracey Wong | Aileen Huynh | Private investigator hired by Paul Robinson to investigate Kate Ramsay’s death; also employed by Brad Willis to locate his daughter. |
| 12 May | Polly Tranner | Michelle O'Grady | Confronts Naomi Canning over a dispute involving an affair-related painting, leading to a physical altercation interrupted by police intervention. |
| 14–15 May | Charles Tranner | David Whiteley | Naomi Canning’s lover involved in painting conflicts; avoids signing documents which leads to legal threats resolved through negotiation. |
| 16 May–31 October | Bryce Bukowski | Keith Purcell | Student participating in school tree planting activities, involved in social disputes and prank schemes; reprimanded by Paul Robinson and Toadfish Rebecchi. |
| 28 May | James Bunkum | Johnny McNamara | Dates Naomi Canning and participates in a double date with Sonya Mitchell and Toadfish Rebecchi; insults attendees over environmental concerns. |
| 4 June | Karina Purcell | Tessa Donnithorne | Advises Bailey Turner about unfair treatment from Jayden Warley; exploits Bailey for alcohol procurement purposes. |
| 5–6 June | Honor Taylor | Ann Truong | Flirts with Mark Brennan at Harold’s Store before he abruptly leaves the encounter. |
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16 June 2014, 13 July 2016, 16 January–10 February 2017, 10–31 December 2018 |
Kev McNally | Troy Davis | Sells firearms to Paul Robinson; later offers illicit delivery jobs to Gary Canning, who accepts due to mounting debts. | | ||
| 19–30 June|
Lee Barnes| James O'Connell| Hired by Naomi Canning as a stalker; coerced into forgiving debts through blackmail involving incriminating photos after stealing a vehicle on her behalf.| | |||
| 20 June|
Mike Enekwe| Idelson Mabjaia| Invites Imogen Willis for pool games; reprimanded publicly by Sheila Canning for inappropriate displays of affection.| | |||
| 3 July,8 October|
Ricky Masters| Patrick Williams| Gym inspector responsible for terminating Brad Willis’ contract breach and later dismissing Josh Willis seeking more experienced management.| | |||
| 3–14 July|
Belinda Long| Katrina Gow| Councillor discussing the extension of Lassiter's trading hours with Terese Willis; informs Paul Robinson of complaints filed against him.| | |||
| 15–25 July|
Anya Salter| Lauren Brumby| Reporter investigating political rumors involving Paul Robinson and security decisions at Lassiter's Complex.| | |||
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17 July–5 November 2014, |