Jacka Hills

Neighbours

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television soap opera
Founded	March 18, 1985 (1985-03-18)
Headquarters	Australia , Australia
Area served	Australia
Key people	Jason Herbison (executive producer)
Products	Soap opera television series
Website	www.neighbours.com.au

Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera that first premiered on 18 March 1985 and currently airs on the digital channel Eleven. This compilation highlights characters introduced throughout 2016, all brought in under the guidance of executive producer Jason Herbison. The show’s 32nd season commenced on 4 January 2016. January saw the arrival of Julie Quill and Xanthe Canning, while Jacka Hills was introduced in March. April featured new characters Jack Callahan, Ned Willis, and Madison Robinson. In May, Angus Beaumont-Hannay, Walter Mitchell, and Mandy Franze joined the cast. August welcomed James Udagawa, with September bringing in brothers David and Leo Tanaka, along with Xanthe’s mother, Brooke Butler.

Julie Quill

Julie Quill, played by Gail Easdale, made her first appearance on 12 January 2016. Easdale’s casting marked her return to acting after a hiatus; she is married to Stefan Dennis, who portrays Paul Robinson. Julie was introduced as the new proprietor of Lassiter's Hotel and positioned as a competitor to Paul. Easdale characterized Julie as "tough as nails" but possessing a hidden gentleness, navigating challenges within a male-dominated sector. It was later unveiled that Julie was behind the Lassiters Hotel explosion that resulted in the deaths of Josh Willis and Doug Willis, which led to her exit from the show in June 2016. Easdale reprised her role on 8 September 2021 when Julie appears incarcerated during Terese Willis’s prison visit, following the earlier introduction of Julie’s son Jesse Porter that year. Easdale commented that Julie has grown remorseful since her previous appearance.

Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Julie comes to evaluate Lassiter's Hotel as part of the Quill Group's recent acquisition. She harbors resentment towards Paul Robinson due to a past failed relationship and initially refuses to hire his nephew Daniel Robinson for a position at the hotel. However, after recognizing Daniel’s opposition to Paul, she reverses her decision and employs him. Julie confides in Terese Willis about the difficulties she faces as a woman in hospitality management and reveals plans to construct a second hotel tower within the Lassiter's complex. She attempts to sabotage Paul's campaign to host the Erinsborough Citizen of the Year event by securing the launch party at The Waterhole; unfortunately, catering problems cause guests to suffer food poisoning, resulting in the event being awarded instead to Robinson's Motel.

Julie collaborates with her stepson Tom Quill to push forward with the tower development, successfully convincing objectors to withdraw their opposition. When Robinson's loses its liquor license, Lassiter's regains hosting rights for the Citizen of the Year event, which Julie uses as leverage to coerce Tom into falsifying an environmental impact report. After Tom’s deceit is uncovered, she disowns him. Following a catastrophic boiler room explosion that devastates Lassiter's and causes multiple casualties, Julie moves in with Terese Willis and appoints Sarah Beaumont as interim hotel manager during Terese’s absence. She accuses Paul of orchestrating the explosion and dismisses Terese upon learning she financed a false alibi protecting Paul.

At the grand reopening of Lassiter’s, Julie is arrested based on evidence linking her and Jacka Hills to a conspiracy behind the explosion. She expresses remorse toward Terese but faces rejection from her own family. Ultimately sentenced to ten years' imprisonment, Julie’s son Jesse Porter later joins Lassiter’s staff with intentions of rehabilitating the Quill Group’s reputation.

Xanthe Canning

Xanthe Canning, brought to life by Lilly Van der Meer, made her first appearance on 22 January 2016. Her introduction was announced in November 2015, hinting at a significant new plotline centered around the Canning family. Xanthe is Sheila Canning's granddaughter, half-sibling to Kyle Canning, and the daughter of Gary Canning. Van der Meer characterized Xanthe as a figure who injects "excitement, mischief, and trouble" into Ramsay Street, positioning her as a potentially pivotal character in upcoming story arcs.

Jacka Hills

Jackson Derek "Jacka" Hills, portrayed by Brad McMurray, debuted on 7 March 2016 as an old acquaintance of Stephanie Scully. Introduced as the series' "latest antagonist," Jacka featured prominently in various storylines fueled by crime and personal grudges. McMurray appreciated the role for its depth and the character's knack for stirring conflict.

Jacka's storyline encompassed criminal behaviors including vandalism, theft, and masterminding an explosion at Lassiter's Hotel as part of an insurance fraud scheme. His ties to local gangs and connections with figures such as Ned Willis added complexity to his narrative presence. After being apprehended, Jacka returned in September 2016, enlisting Steph’s assistance to probe suspicions about his wife Regan Davis’s alleged unfaithfulness. This subplot led to Jacka’s early release from incarceration to care for his terminally ill mother and his ensuing vendetta against Ned Willis.

As part of his revenge, Jacka sabotaged a hot-air balloon resulting in a deadly crash that claimed Regan Davis's life. Subsequently, Jacka was arrested and sentenced to eighteen years behind bars. In 2022, plans for his comeback involving a prison escape plot were scrapped due to the series ending; script producer Shane Isheev referred to Jacka as one of the show's "iconic villains."

Jack Callahan

Jack Callahan (also known as John Doe), played by Andrew Morley, first appeared on 4 April 2016. Morley's casting was revealed on 30 January 2016 after he auditioned while engaged in charity work in Cambodia. Filming commenced in December 2015. Initially presented with "an enigmatic background" and no previous connections to Erinsborough, the character—originally called John Doe—forms a friendship with Paige Smith (Olympia Valance). It is later uncovered that his true identity is Jack Callahan and that he serves as a Catholic priest. Jack opts to stay in Erinsborough but finds himself torn between his religious commitments and his relationship with Paige.

Ned Willis

Ned Willis, portrayed by Ben Hall, made his debut on 6 April 2016. Hall’s casting was announced on 11 March 2016, with the character having been mentioned off-screen for several years beforehand. After an initial guest stint, Ned returned on 10 August 2016 before being established as a regular cast member from 20 June 2018 onward. Ned is the son of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) and Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia), marking the first time all of Brad’s children have been shown together on screen. Raised by his grandparents in Darwin, Ned works as a tattoo artist whose cunning and manipulative traits drive storylines involving family tensions and rebellious behavior.

Madison Robinson

Madison Robinson, played by Sarah Ellen, made her first appearance on 22 April 2016. Ellen’s casting was revealed in February 2016, with producers considering the possibility of a long-term return. Series producer Jason Herbison commented, "we always intended for Madison to be part of the Neighbours world and I’m delighted Sarah is portraying her." Madison came back on 24 June and stayed until 27 September, with filming taking place on the Gold Coast. Ellen also reprised the role in flashbacks during 2019.

Madison is the younger child of the well-known characters Scott and Charlene Robinson. She arrives in Erinsborough to check on her brother Daniel on behalf of their parents. Characterized as a "promising journalist" and a "fashionable teenager," Madison inherits qualities from her adventurous mother. Ellen described working on Neighbours as excellent preparation for her acting career before moving on to Hollywood opportunities.

Upon arriving, Madison reconnects with Daniel amid his preparations to wed Imogen Willis. She offers support to neighbour Xanthe Canning during a photoshoot and plays a key role in organizing Daniel and Imogen’s secret wedding, which eventually becomes a family celebration. Opting to remain in Erinsborough, Madison stands by her uncle Paul Robinson during his legal difficulties following the Lassiter's Hotel explosion. She motivates Paul to seek evidence that could clear his name before she returns to Brisbane.

Following Paul’s release and his subsequent framing of a trainee journalist, he coerces the editor of the West Waratah Star into hiring Madison as a cadet reporter. Madison sets aside university plans and ends a relationship to accept this position; however, after Paul manipulates her articles, she leaves his motel accommodation and moves in with Terese Willis. When she is dismissed from the newspaper due to an ethical conflict involving cousin Amy Williams, Terese employs Madison as her assistant. Later, Madison assists Terese with her bid for Lassiter's, traveling to New York alongside aunt Lucy Robinson to complete necessary paperwork.

Madison also explores singing, stepping in for a performer who passed away at The Waterhole and impressing enough to secure further bookings arranged by Aaron Brennan. A rumored romance with Ben Kirk creates friction with Xanthe’s grandmother Sheila Canning, who subsequently fires Madison from The Waterhole. Lucy offers Madison an audition for a singing residency at Lassiter's Gold Coast. There, she reunites with former boyfriend Logan Dunne, who confesses he still has feelings for her. Despite arriving late, Madison impresses the judges and receives an offer but ultimately decides to stay with Logan on the Gold Coast rather than relocate to California.

Angus Beaumont-Hannay

Angus Beaumont-Hannay, portrayed by Jai Waetford, debuted on 2 May 2016. Waetford’s casting was announced on 10 February 2016, though details about his character were initially withheld. Angus is introduced as the rebellious son of Sarah Beaumont (Nicola Charles) and first appears as a defiant student. Series producer Jason Herbison remarked that Waetford would enjoy playing a character who challenges limits. After his initial guest stint, Waetford returned for filming alongside the cast on the Gold Coast.

Angus arrives in Australia following expulsion from boarding school, anticipating a holiday with his mother Sarah. Instead, she leaves him in the care of friends Karl and Susan Kennedy in Erinsborough while she travels to Germany for work. He quickly finds himself at odds with Ben Kirk over stolen money and false accusations, leading to ongoing confrontations. Amid these tensions, Angus develops a relationship with Xanthe Canning; they share a kiss and plan intimacy at her 16th birthday party, but their moment is interrupted. Angus ends their relationship, confessing to Susan that he caused a fire alarm incident.

He also engages in graffiti vandalism at school without facing consequences, escalating conflicts with Ben further. Angus questions Karl about his biological father but is reassured he is not Karl’s son. When Xanthe and Ben owe money to Tom Quill, Angus becomes involved; with assistance from Aaron Brennan, they raise funds through forming a band and busking performances. Upon learning of Sarah’s cancer diagnosis, Angus takes the busking money and runs away. Planning to travel to Bali, he is intercepted by Ben and Xanthe; after attempting a risky hitchhike, they are returned home by Xanthe’s father. Sarah returns, apologizes for concealing her illness, and invites Angus to join her in Germany for treatment. After consideration, Angus agrees.

Weeks later on the Gold Coast with his father, Angus reunites with Ben and Xanthe. He aids Madison Robinson by delaying her singing audition. Encouraged by Susan, he returns to Erinsborough to resume schooling and develops feelings for Susan’s niece, Elly Conway. After being rejected by Elly, he loses his virginity to Piper Willis. Plans for getting a tattoo are abandoned due to concerns over contaminated ink. At a Halloween dance event, Angus performs a song for Elly and later kisses her while she sleeps; although reprimanded by Elly afterward, she initially keeps it private. Warned by Leo Tanaka against pursuing Elly further, Angus contemplates leaving school but instead opts for music school.

After having his drink spiked at music school, Angus makes an intoxicated call to Elly; she assists him home with help from Tyler Brennan. An independent record label shows interest in signing him after viewing his music video. When Elly rekindles contact with an ex-boyfriend, Angus enlists Piper’s help to keep them apart; however, Elly asks him to stay out of her life. When Elly becomes intoxicated again, Angus kisses her; Susan discovers them together and reports the incident. The education board escalates the matter to police just as Angus receives an offer from the record label.

Initially denying any wrongdoing together, Elly later recalls the incident clearly. Angus apologizes and admits fault; Elly decides against pressing charges. Following this episode, Angus’s father takes him away to Sydney.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell, brought to life by Greg Stone, made his first appearance on 13 May 2016 as the estranged uncle of Sonya Rebecchi. It was subsequently uncovered that Walter is, in fact, Sonya's biological father, a revelation connected to the fatal car accident that claimed her parents' lives. Walter also has a fourteen-year-old daughter named Zoe, who is battling leukaemia and requires a bone marrow transplant. He approaches Sonya to undergo testing as a potential donor.

Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Walter claims he has overcome his addiction but misappropriates funds intended for rehabilitation. He takes up residence at Stephanie Scully's motel and briefly develops a romantic involvement with Terese Willis. Initially, Sonya rejects Walter after discovering his involvement in the events surrounding her parents' death; however, she later supports his recovery efforts and invites him to live with her. Walter reveals Zoe’s condition and asks Sonya for assistance with the transplant. When Sonya proves not to be a match, Walter proposes testing her daughter Nell, which leads to disputes with Toadie regarding Nell’s age and suitability as a donor.

Walter kidnaps Nell to conduct testing but returns her once he comprehends the ramifications, offering apologies to both Sonya and Toadie. Ultimately, Sonya’s son Callum is identified as a compatible donor, allowing Walter and Zoe to travel to the United States for treatment. In 2018, following Zoe’s cancer relapse, Walter suffers a setback in his sobriety, prompting Sonya to encourage him to resume attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

Daniel Kilkelly from Digital Spy characterized Walter as a "troubled relative," while All About Soap described him as "cunning," highlighting his multifaceted role within the narrative.

Mandy Franze

Mandy Franze, portrayed by Kristy Best, was introduced on 26 May 2016. She appears as the enigmatic former girlfriend of Andrew Morley's character John Doe, positioning herself as a romantic rival to Paige Smith. Mandy asserts that she is John's partner, claiming his real name is Jason Jones and that they cohabit. She explains that she recently returned from traveling and sought him out following his disappearance. Despite Paige's doubts, John reconnects with Mandy and they share a kiss. Mandy's story unravels just before her departure when she offers John a Hawaiian pizza—allegedly his favorite—only for it to emerge that he is allergic to pineapple. She admits meeting him on the day of the Lassiter's explosion but has limited knowledge about him otherwise.

James Udagawa

James Udagawa, enacted by Samuel David Humphrey, made his debut on 3 August 2016. Humphrey secured the role after initially being considered for an extra part due to his compelling performance in a documentary focusing on young individuals with disabilities, lending credibility to the character. James is introduced as an astute "corporate whizz kid" tasked with salvaging Lassiter's Hotel from financial difficulties while overseeing management alongside Terese Willis.

Terese initially mistakes James for a child due to his stature, causing some confusion. James clarifies that he represents his family’s investment interests in the hotel and requests access to financial statements, supplier agreements, and future forecasts. He later attends The Waterhole's quarterly review meeting and addresses concerns regarding concealed cameras in hotel rooms; these are later explained as part of a school project. Reporting positive outcomes from the hotel's pigeon race event, James nonetheless applies pressure on Terese over stagnant revenue figures, demanding strategic plans for improvement.

In confidence, James reveals to Terese that his sister Jasmine intends to assume control of their family business following their grandfather's death. After Jasmine manipulates their grandfather into relocating James, he cautions Terese to remain wary of Jasmine’s intentions.

David Tanaka

David Tanaka, brought to life by Takaya Honda, made his first appearance on 21 September 2016. His casting, announced simultaneously with that of Tim Kano, who portrays his twin sibling Leo Tanaka, was disclosed on 22 August 2016. Honda shared his enthusiasm about joining Neighbours and valued the opportunity to collaborate with seasoned Australian actors. David is characterized as a doctor with strong social awareness who arrives in Erinsborough to investigate a familial enigma.

Leo Tanaka

Leo Tanaka, enacted by Tim Kano, debuted on screen on 22 September 2016. His introduction was revealed alongside his twin brother David's casting. Kano described Leo as a lively, mischievous opportunist possessing a kind nature and deep respect for his brother. The Tanaka twins come to Erinsborough driven by the quest to solve a family mystery.

Brooke Butler

Brooke Butler, portrayed by Fifi Box, first appeared on 28 September 2016. Her involvement was announced on 18 July 2016, with filming commencing soon after. Executive producer Jason Herbison lauded her audition, highlighting her embodiment of "Gold Coast chic." Brooke is depicted as a somewhat flighty and opportunistic jewellery salesperson, previously linked romantically to Gary Canning (Damien Richardson), and mother to Xanthe Canning and Jesse.

Brooke arrives in Erinsborough with the intent to rebuild her relationship with Xanthe after having abandoned her due to personal difficulties involving deceitful individuals. She operates a jewellery enterprise and organizes social events to boost sales but faces financial strain owing to debts owed to supplier Mack Sweetin (Brian Edmond). Brooke resorts to manipulating family members such as Gary and Sheila Canning in efforts to conceal her monetary troubles, which escalates tensions and results in Sheila’s temporary hospitalization caused by Brooke’s sabotage.

Although Brooke briefly reconciles with Gary, her dishonest actions persist; she schemes to take Xanthe away but ultimately departs after admitting the jewellery is counterfeit and confessing her outstanding debts. She later returns seeking job opportunities but encounters skepticism from the community. Terese offers her a trial period managing Lassiter's Day Spa and arranges a date with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Brooke and Gary attempt to connect with her daughter Jesse during a stopover in Melbourne; complications arise when Gary becomes engaged to Terese. Eventually, Brooke chooses to relocate to Malaysia to reunite with Jesse, supported financially by Sheila.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Role Summary
4 January	Dr Lee	Marty Rhone	Performs spinal surgery on Toadfish Rebecchi aimed at bullet removal; procedure complicated by interruptions from Toadie's spouse.
5–15 January	Warren Stacks	Michael Shanahan	Holds Paige Smith captive due to mistaken identity; subsequently injures her with a vehicle and faces repercussions from his associates.
7 January	Rochelle Neve	Carmen Warrington	Approaches Lou Carpenter seeking an affair; Lou deceives her to avoid commitment.
15 January	Carla Watson	Gemma Bird Matheson	Issues citation and seizes dog "Bossy" following biting incident despite objections concerning the animal’s health.
21 January–16 March, 30 May–6 June 2018	Philippa Hoyland	Wendy Bos	Max Hoyland’s third spouse; participates in complex adoption and custody discussions regarding son Charlie; later implicated in affair impacting family relations; consents to counseling and shared custody agreements.
27 January	Amanda Tucker	Jennifer Rose	Beautician at Lassiter's Hotel providing services during Karl Kennedy’s stay.
2 February	Nigel Deme	Adam Dunning	Municipal official responsible for removing love locks from bridge; encounters protests and eventually closes bridge for safety concerns.
10 February	Lina Vella	Antonia Vekic	Campaign manager for mayoral candidate Tim Collins; confronts opponent Sonya Mitchell regarding personal history in an attempt to undermine campaign.
15 February	Amanda Fowke	Hannah Cliff	Conducts survey for Quill Group; restricts access to Rebecchi Law offices citing valuable contents.
	Delivery Guy	Russell Leonard	Responsible for delivering packages related to Quill Group operations at Lassiter's Hotel.
17 February	Trevor Lucas	David Rock	Health inspector assessing Erins Burrow motel amid bedbug concerns; interacts with co-owner Paul Robinson and staff.
18 February	Richard Pentecost	Akira Bradley	Journalist attending public Q&A session between mayoral candidates Sonya Rebecchi and Tim Collins.
19 February–3 March, 28 February 2017	Noel Creighton	Kristian Beddow	Gender studies lecturer at Eden Hills University; supports student Paige Smith academically and socially; involved in transfer discussions.
22–24 February	Ainsley Gilzan	Emma Lucy Haughey	Involved in exam cheating scandal; pressures peer Xanthe Canning for intervention; hosts party disrupted by authorities.
25 February–21 March	Aurora Green	Chloe Ng	Activist opposing tree removal for drainage project; challenges local official Sonya Rebecchi; engages socially with Daniel Robinson.
26 February–11 March	Cameron McPhee	Alexander Adams	Caught vandalizing property on behalf of Paul Robinson for fresh flowers; reassured about employment despite misconduct; later joins outreach program.
1 March	Michael Arnold	Des Fleming	Mediator in adoption dispute involving Stephanie Scully and Philippa Hoyland; shares professional background with Philippa.
	Nursery Staff	Melissa Hill	Garden nursery employee contacted by Paul Robinson regarding grandson’s presence.
3 March	Bernice Ashton	Rain Fuller	Evaluates Xanthe Canning’s care requirements following family health concerns; recommends temporary care placement.
4 March	Juliet Worth	Lana Schwarcz	DHS caseworker managing Xanthe Canning’s living arrangements during grandmother’s hospitalization; navigates family tensions.
9 March–22 July 2016,31 May–28 June 2017	Tom Quill	Kane Felsinger	Development manager for Quill Group overseeing Lassiter's Hotel tower project; involved in bribery, blackmail, corporate sabotage leading to hotel explosion; later manages Lassiter’s post-crisis operations and facilitates settlement negotiations.
11 March–25 May	Brodie Chaswick	Matt Testro	Former swimming student of Brad Willis seeking coaching reinstatement; rekindles relationship with Piper Willis amid family conflicts; implicated in hotel explosion investigation but provides alibi.
24 March–2 August	Archie Quill	Harrison Mark	Son of Julie Quill involved in corporate intrigue alongside family; engages in bullying incidents affecting local youth.
14 April	Alex Jones	Jana Wilkes	Reveals true identity to Paige Smith as the real Alex Jones, clarifying confusion surrounding John Doe’s coma.
5 May	Jackie Gore	Ana Mitsikas	Mediates following altercation involving daughter Alison Gore and Sheila Canning; conflict escalates toward legal action.
6 May	Steven Aniston	Garikai Jani	Witnesses John Doe prior to Lassiter's explosion; provides information regarding their bar interaction.
11 May	Sharn Hauser	Juliette Salmon	Confronts Ben Kirk over involvement with Jayden Warley’s legal issues; dismissive of explanations offered.
11 May–2 November,8 March 2017	Dustin Oliver	Kevin Clayette	Connected to John Doe/Father Jack Callahan and Paige Smith through past relationships and outreach programs; experiences homelessness and personal growth via boxing initiatives.
17 May	Detective Chris Santini	Joel Pierce	Investigates allegations against Paul Robinson concerning Lassiter's Hotel explosion; manages witness testimonies discreetly.
30 May"	"Shandi Bouchard"	"Krystal Lencova"	"Receptionist at Rush Street Clinic managing cosmetic surgery appointments including Xanthe Canning’s breast augmentation."
	"Tess Land"	"Clare Pickering"	"Plastic surgeon preparing for Xanthe Canning’s procedure amid family concern over consent."
6–7 June	"Karen Harding"	"Wallis Murphy Munn"	"Prosecutor directing witness examination during Paul Robinson’s trial for causing Lassiter's Hotel explosion."
6 June"	"Tipstave Alma Aboud"	"Arisha Bordbar"	"Requests that Paul Robinson face trial."
	"Tipstave Roger Corr"	"Stanley Roach"	"Oversees court proceedings during Paul Robinson trial."
7 June"	"Tipstave Sam Wise"	"James Ballard"	"Conducts verdict reading during Paul Robinson trial."
	"Foreman George Poulos"	"Andrew Pantelis"	"Jury foreman announcing guilty verdict against Paul Robinson."
	"Megan Cooper"	"Joanne Dobbin"	"Connected to John Doe storyline through Braun & Bell Technologies."
	"Graeme Lewis"	"James Romeril"	"Employee at Braun & Bell Technologies interacting with John Doe."
14 June	"Squeak McCain"	"Jesse Harris"	"Prison inmate demanding protection money from Paul Robinson."
15 June	"Stan Lewicki"	"Stephen Cook"	"Prison inmate plotting assault on Paul Robinson."
17–27 June	'Zoe Mitchell'	'Nicola Billie Gullotti'	'Sonya Mitchell's half-sister battling leukaemia requiring bone marrow transplant, influencing family decisions.'
20 June,31 August	'Father Peter McKinnon'	'Serge De Nardo'	'Spiritual advisor involved in confidential matters concerning John Doe/Father Jack Callahan.'
21 June"	'Danny Black'	'Chris Ostrenska'	'Transports local youths Angus Beaumont-Hannay and Xanthe Canning during community activities.'
	'Rick Harrison'	'Christian Fazzari'	-	24 June,17 May 2017	'Nathan Grundy'	'Joshua Monaghan'	'Journalist whose article on Paul Robinson is altered by the subject leading to dismissal.'
24 June–8 July	'Penny Telford'	'Lisa Reynolds'	'Editor handling controversial articles involving Paul Robinson and Madison Robinson.'
24 June	'Justyn Gutmann'	'Paul Herbert'	'Engages Amy Williams in casual conversation without notable impact.'
28 June–29 August	'Ryan Prescott'	'James Sweeny'	'Involved in lingerie cleaning business linked to Amy Williams and Terese Willis; engages in harassment, blackmail, surveillance leading to termination.'
30 June	'Brinsley Belden'	'Jack Green'	'Invites Xanthe Canning to formal event based on grandmother’s recommendation.'
1 July	'Scott Gaensler'	'Elias Anton'	'Member of Blaze Outreach program engaging with Madison Robinson.'
14 July	'Lionel Brown'	'Guy May'	'Date of Piper Willis discouraged by Terese Willis.'
18 July–31 August	'Cooper Knights'	'Charlie Hannaford'	'Involved in assault allegations against Xanthe Canning resulting in legal consequences.'
21 July–17 August	'Clive West'	'David Bradshaw'	'Opposes bike lane development through aggressive tactics and media accusations against Mayor Sonya Rebecchi.'
22 July 2016,26 April–27 August 2018,3 March 2020–25 May 2022	'John Wong'	'Harry Tseng'	'Private investigator employed by various parties including Terese Willis and Paul Robinson for surveillance and intelligence gathering.'
26 July–1 August 2016,27–28 July 2022	'Annie Robinson-Pappas'	'Gracie Helen Vine,Harlow Ireland'	'Daughter of Lucy Robinson and Chris Pappas involved in family events including wedding receptions.'
26 July	'Pete Howard'	'Simon Barbaro'	'Inquires about Jimmy Williams’ health-related projects involving Amy Williams.'
27 July 2016 –18 February 2020	'Clementine'	'Harry (cat), Uncredited'	'Community cat associated with Ramsay Street residents providing comfort before accidental death.'
2 August–5 September 2017	'Emily Newman'	'Marita Wilcox'	'Church member collaborating with Father Jack Callahan on community events and health matters.'
3–4 August	'Gregory Jenkins'	'Kevin Kiernan-Molloy'	Engages Amy Williams socially while secretly recording interactions.
5 August–14 September	'Ari Philcox'	'Dylan Watson'	Exterminator involved in snake-related incidents tied to personal vendettas within the community.
9–11 August	'Poppy Jarvis' Template:Anchor!'Poppy Jarvis'	'Tayla Bozelle'	Young patient supported by community through themed events amid health challenges.
11 August	'Felix Laing' Template:Anchor!'Felix Laing'	'Billy Doyle'	-
'Solomon Canter' {{ Anchor ! 'Solomon Canter'} }	'Adam Ward '	-	17 August	'Tugg Nelson '	'Kaden Hartcher '	-	23 August –4 November	'Maureen Knights '	'Judith Chaplin '	-	25 August	'Rhonda Riley '	'Shayne Francis '	-	2 September –21 October	'Bree Wozniak '	'Kate Boladian '	-	5 September –13 October ,1 January –15 October	'Constable Miles Doughty '	'Lee Ton '	-	5 September	'Wilbur Jessup '	'Chris Gaffney '	-	6 September	'Leny Ormond '	'Troy Cowards '	-	7 –23 September	'Angelina Jackson '	'Sarah Howett '	-	9 September	'Buttercup '	'Uncredited '	-	9 September	'Snowflake '	'Uncredited '	-	12 September –12 October	'Regan Davis '	'Sabeena Manalis '	-	15 September	'Carmen Ciabarra '	'Cecilia Low '	-	15 September	'Gus Howard '	'Steve Hayden '	-	15 September	'Blake Dyson '	'Thomas Petrakos '	-	16 –21 September	'Rena Jackson '	'Kelly Nash '	-	22 September	'Dr Anward Adisa '	'Yasmin Bushby '	-	22 –30 September	'Nikki Jackson '	'Tiarnie Coupland '	-	26 –27 September	'Logan Dunne '	'Nick Slater '	-	27 September	'Clara Winter '	'Emma Louise Pursey '	-	"Ken Giles "	"Peter Rossi "	- ... [Content truncated due to length limitations] ...

External links

• Cast and characters on the official Neighbours site
• Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database