James Udagawa

Neighbours

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television, Entertainment
Founded	March 18, 1985 (1985-03-18)
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia
Website	www.neighbours.com.au

Neighbours is an Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985 and currently broadcasts on the digital channel Eleven. This section outlines the characters introduced throughout 2016, all under the guidance of executive producer Jason Herbison. The series’ 32nd season commenced on 4 January 2016. That month saw the arrival of Julie Quill and Xanthe Canning. In March, Jacka Hills was added to the cast, followed by April’s introductions of Jack Callahan, Ned Willis, and Madison Robinson. May featured new characters Angus Beaumont-Hannay, Walter Mitchell, and Mandy Franze. August brought in James Udagawa, while September introduced siblings David and Leo Tanaka, alongside Xanthe’s mother, Brooke Butler.

Julie Quill

Julie Quill, played by Gail Easdale, made her debut on 12 January 2016. Easdale returned to acting after a hiatus spent raising her children and was cast as Julie, the new proprietor of Lassiter's Hotel and a formidable adversary to Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Julie is depicted as a resilient businesswoman operating within a predominantly male sector, carrying a complicated history with Paul. It is later unveiled that she was behind the Lassiters Hotel explosion that resulted in the deaths of several main characters, culminating in her exit from the show in June 2016. Easdale reprised this role in September 2021 when Julie appears incarcerated during Terese Willis’s visit, demonstrating her remorse. This comeback followed the earlier introduction of her son Jesse Porter (Cameron Robbie) that same year.

Julie arrives in Erinsborough to manage Lassiter’s takeover by the Quill Group, immediately sparking conflict with Paul Robinson over both business interests and past grievances. Initially, she declines to employ Paul’s nephew Daniel Robinson at the hotel but later reverses this decision after observing internal tensions. Julie plans to expand Lassiter’s by adding a second tower and seeks to undermine Paul’s bid for the Erinsborough Citizen of the Year award by influencing council votes and disrupting catering services.

She coerces her stepson Tom Quill into falsifying environmental assessments to support the tower project; once his dishonesty is uncovered, she disowns him. After a boiler room explosion devastates Lassiter’s, Julie temporarily 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 of her role in fabricating an alibi against Paul.

At Lassiter’s reopening, Julie is arrested amid evidence implicating her in a conspiracy with Jacka Hills to cause the explosion. Despite efforts to mend relationships, she is rejected by Terese’s family and sentenced to ten years in prison. Five years later, her son Jesse Porter joins Lassiters with aspirations to rehabilitate the Quill Group’s standing.

Xanthe Canning

Xanthe Canning, portrayed by Lilly Van der Meer, first appeared on 22 January 2016. Announced in November 2015, Xanthe was introduced as a significant addition to the Canning family, expected to generate compelling storylines. She is Sheila Canning's granddaughter, Kyle Canning’s half-sister, and daughter of Gary Canning. Van der Meer described Xanthe as someone who could become a close friend on Ramsay Street while bringing elements of "trouble, excitement, and mischief."

Jacka Hills

Jackson Derek "Jacka" Hills, portrayed by Brad McMurray, made his debut on 7 March 2016 as a recurring antagonist. An old acquaintance of Stephanie Scully, Jacka was introduced as the series' "latest villain," playing a pivotal role in numerous conflict-driven storylines. McMurray appreciated the role for its dramatic potential and unexpected twists. Following his initial guest appearance, Jacka reappeared in September 2016, featuring in plots involving his wife Regan Davis and interactions with Steph.

Jacka's storyline encompassed various criminal acts such as theft, vandalism, and orchestrating an explosion at Lassiter's Hotel to commit insurance fraud. Julie Quill hired him for $10,000 to sabotage the hotel's boiler, but he was apprehended after the incident resulted in fatalities. He was also connected to Ned Willis through their shared gang membership.

In subsequent plotlines, Jacka enlisted Steph's help to investigate suspicions of his wife Regan’s affair with Ned Willis. After being granted early release to care for his terminally ill mother, Jacka returned seeking vengeance against Ned. Using an alias, he manipulated Elly Conway and sabotaged a hot-air balloon ride that led to Regan’s death. These actions culminated in Jacka’s arrest and an eighteen-year prison sentence.

Plans for Jacka’s comeback in 2022, including a prison escape storyline, were abandoned due to the cancellation of Neighbours. Script producer Shane Isheev recognized 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 portrayed with "an enigmatic past" and no familial connections to Erinsborough, the character was later unveiled as a Catholic priest named Jack Callahan. His storyline revolves around his internal conflict between his religious commitments and his romantic involvement with Paige Smith (Olympia Valance), ultimately choosing to remain in Erinsborough despite the difficulties.

Ned Willis

Ned Willis, enacted by Ben Hall, made his first appearance on 6 April 2016. His casting was announced on 11 March 2016, with the character having been referenced off-screen for several years prior. Ned is the son of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) and Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia), marking the first time all of Brad's children were depicted together on-screen. Raised by his grandparents in Darwin, Ned is a tattoo artist whose complex and manipulative traits introduce intrigue and tension. After a brief guest stint, Ned returned as a regular cast member from 20 June 2018.

Madison Robinson

Madison Robinson, portrayed by Sarah Ellen, premiered on 22 April 2016. Ellen’s casting was announced in February 2016, with producers expressing openness to her becoming a permanent fixture. Series producer Jason Herbison expressed enthusiasm about bringing Madison into the Neighbours world. Madison returned from 24 June until her departure on 27 September during scenes shot on the Gold Coast. Ellen also appeared in flashback sequences in 2019.

Madison is the younger daughter of the iconic Neighbours couple Scott and Charlene Robinson. She arrives in Erinsborough to check on her brother Daniel at their parents’ request. Characterized as a "fashionable teenager" and "aspiring journalist," Madison inherits her mother’s spirited and adventurous nature. Ellen regarded this role as valuable experience for her acting career before pursuing opportunities in Hollywood.

Madison’s storyline begins with a strained reunion with Daniel, who plans to marry Imogen Willis. She supports their secret wedding, which eventually becomes a family celebration. Choosing to remain in Erinsborough, Madison encourages her uncle Paul Robinson to continue investigating evidence related to a hotel explosion, showing confidence in his efforts.

After Paul is imprisoned and later exonerated, he manipulates local media by coercing a newspaper editor into hiring Madison as a cadet reporter. Madison abandons university and a boyfriend to accept this position. Under Paul’s influence, she writes provocative profiles but moves out when his methods are exposed. Following her dismissal for refusing to write a damaging story about a cleaning company linked to cousin Amy Williams, Madison is employed as an assistant by Terese Willis. She helps Terese with Lassiter's acquisition efforts and travels to New York to handle paperwork.

Madison also explores singing opportunities, filling in at The Waterhole and performing again with Aaron Brennan’s encouragement. Rumors about her relationship with Ben Kirk cause misunderstandings but are clarified when it is revealed they are collaborating musically. An audition for a singing residency at Lassiter's Gold Coast leads to an offer she initially considers declining to join former boyfriend Logan Dunne in California; however, Logan chooses to stay on the Gold Coast with her.

Angus Beaumont-Hannay

Angus Beaumont-Hannay, portrayed by Jai Waetford, made his debut on 2 May 2016. Waetford's casting was revealed on 10 February 2016, with the character initially introduced as the "rebellious" offspring of a contentious Erinsborough resident. It was subsequently disclosed that Angus is the son of Sarah Beaumont (Nicola Charles). Series producer Jason Herbison commented that Waetford would enjoy playing a role that challenges limits. Although originally signed for a guest role, Waetford returned for additional scenes filmed on the Gold Coast.

Angus arrives in Australia after being expelled from boarding school, anticipating a vacation with his mother Sarah. Instead, she leaves him in the care of friends Karl and Susan Kennedy in Erinsborough. He quickly finds himself at odds with Ben Kirk, sparking ongoing disputes including allegations of vandalism and theft. Angus begins dating Xanthe Canning, but their relationship ends when they realize they are not compatible. He confesses to triggering a fire alarm at school and creating graffiti, actions that escalate conflicts with Ben.

As he becomes embroiled in local tensions, Angus learns about his mother’s cancer diagnosis and reacts by taking money earned from busking by Ben and Xanthe before running away. After being located, he plans to travel to Bali but is stopped. Sarah returns, apologizing for concealing her illness, and invites Angus to accompany her to Germany for treatment. After some hesitation, Angus agrees to join her.

Later, while staying on the Gold Coast with his father, Angus reconnects with Ben and Xanthe and assists Madison Robinson with a singing audition. Encouraged by Susan, he returns to Erinsborough and enrolls in music school after leaving Erinsborough High. Angus develops romantic feelings for Susan’s niece Elly Conway but faces rejection, leading to a short-lived relationship with Piper Willis. He attempts to get a tattoo using stolen ink but is prevented due to contamination concerns.

During a Halloween dance, Angus performs a song for Elly and later kisses her while she is asleep; Elly scolds him but initially keeps it private. After his drink is spiked at music school, he drunkenly calls Elly, who helps him get home. An independent record label shows interest in signing him following the release of his music video.

Elly’s efforts to reconcile with an ex-boyfriend prompt Angus to enlist Piper’s help in keeping them apart, which proves unsuccessful. After helping an intoxicated Elly to bed, he kisses her again; Susan discovers them and reports the incident to both the education board and police. Although Angus denies any wrongdoing and both claim nothing inappropriate occurred, Elly later recalls the event and informs Susan. Angus faces assault charges but apologizes and admits his error. Elly decides not to press charges, and Angus departs for Sydney with his father.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell, played by Greg Stone, first appeared on 13 May 2016 as Sonya Rebecchi’s estranged uncle. It was later revealed that Walter is actually Sonya’s biological father—a secret connected to the fatal car crash that claimed her parents’ lives. He also has a fourteen-year-old daughter named Zoe, who suffers from leukaemia and requires a bone marrow transplant, leading Walter to ask Sonya to be tested as a potential donor.

Walter arrives in Erinsborough claiming sobriety but misappropriates funds intended for rehabilitation. He stays at Stephanie Scully’s motel and initially conceals his true identity from Sonya. When Sonya uncovers the truth, she struggles with his presence but is convinced by Terese Willis to offer him another chance. Suspicion arises when Walter admits he was in the car during the crash that killed her parents; he explains that his secrecy was motivated by wanting Sonya to know he is her biological father.

Despite initial resistance, Sonya supports Walter’s efforts toward sobriety and invites him to live with her. Walter ends his relationship with Terese and develops a bond with Sonya’s daughter Nell. However, when Sonya discovers messages from Walter’s ex-wife Roxanne regarding Zoe’s illness, Walter requests Sonya become a bone marrow donor. After Sonya is found incompatible, Walter suggests Nell as an alternative donor; although Toadie objects due to Nell’s young age, Walter takes Nell to hospital without permission. Following apologies and reconciliation, Sonya opts not to press charges.

When Sonya’s son Callum matches as a donor for Zoe, Walter and Sonya relocate to the United States for Zoe’s treatment. In 2018, after Zoe’s cancer returns requiring chemotherapy, Walter experiences a relapse; Sonya supports him as he resumes attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

Mandy Franze

Mandy Franze, brought to life by Kristy Best, made her first appearance on 26 May 2016. She was introduced as the enigmatic former partner of John Doe, played by Andrew Morley, positioning her as a romantic competitor to Paige Smith. Mandy insists she is John's girlfriend, claiming they cohabit and that his true identity is Jason Jones. Although Paige remains doubtful, John maintains contact with Mandy until her deceit is uncovered through his pineapple allergy. Before departing, Mandy reveals she encountered John on the day Lassiter's exploded but admits to knowing little else about him.

James Udagawa

James Udagawa, portrayed by Samuel David Humphrey, debuted on 3 August 2016. Humphrey’s casting followed his appearance in a documentary focused on young individuals with physical disabilities; initially cast as an extra, he was soon offered a major role. James is depicted as a savvy corporate strategist assigned to revive Lassiter's Hotel’s financial health and oversee Terese Willis.

Upon his introduction, Terese mistakes James for a child due to his height, but he clarifies that he represents his family’s investment in the hotel. He immediately examines the hotel's financial statements, supplier agreements, and forecasts. Later, James reviews The Waterhole’s quarterly results and addresses concerns about concealed cameras—later explained as a school project. He criticizes the stagnant revenue and urges Terese to develop improvement strategies.

James also exposes internal family conflicts: his sister Jasmine intends to assume control of their family business following their grandfather’s death. Jasmine manipulates their grandfather into transferring James away, prompting James to warn Terese about Jasmine’s scheming ambitions.

David Tanaka

David Tanaka, enacted by Takaya Honda, first appeared on 21 September 2016. Announced alongside Tim Kano, who plays his twin brother Leo Tanaka, David’s arrival introduced the Tanaka family to Erinsborough. He is depicted as a socially aware physician who arrives with Leo to investigate a family mystery.

Leo Tanaka

Leo Tanaka, portrayed by Tim Kano, was introduced on 22 September 2016. In contrast to his brother David’s medical profession, Leo is characterized as a charming opportunist—playful, superficial, yet possessing a good heart and respect for David. The twins’ arrival in Erinsborough revolves around uncovering a hidden family secret.

Brooke Butler

Brooke Butler, played by Fifi Box, made her debut on 28 September 2016. Announced in July 2016, executive producer Jason Herbison commended Box for her "Gold Coast chic" depiction of Brooke, a somewhat flighty and opportunistic jewellery salesperson and spa manager. Brooke is the estranged mother of Xanthe Canning and former partner of Gary Canning (Damien Richardson).

Brooke’s narrative focuses on reestablishing connections with Xanthe and Gary after abandoning them due to debts and previous cons. Operating a jewellery business, she struggles with counterfeit stock and mounting creditor pressures from individuals like Mack Sweetin. Brooke manipulates family members to manage her liabilities, which causes friction but eventually leads to a temporary reconciliation with Gary.

After faking delays in jewellery shipments and instigating family disputes, Brooke leaves town but later returns seeking hospital employment—only to be blocked by Sheila Canning. Subsequently, she secures a three-month trial managing Lassiter's Day Spa through Terese and is arranged on a date with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Brooke plans to reunite with her daughter Jesse during a stopover in Melbourne before Jesse departs for Malaysia. When Gary becomes engaged to Terese, Brooke chooses to leave for Malaysia with Sheila sponsoring her trip.

Brooke’s storyline explores themes of financial hardship, fractured family relationships, and efforts toward redemption within the Erinsborough community.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
4 January	Dr Lee	Marty Rhone	Performs a spinal operation on Toadfish Rebecchi to extract a bullet; the procedure is complicated by an interruption from Toadie's spouse, Sonya.
5–15 January	Warren Stacks	Michael Shanahan	Takes Paige Smith hostage after mistakenly targeting Michelle Kim; following Paige's escape, he strikes her with his vehicle. Later, he explains his motives to Michelle and Dennis Dimato, who threatens retaliation.
7 January	Rochelle Neve	Carmen Warrington	Stanley Neve’s wife who had an affair with Lou Carpenter; arrives in Erinsborough aiming to rekindle the relationship but is rejected.
15 January	Carla Watson	Gemma Bird Matheson	Council officer who issues fines to Kyle and Sheila Canning for their unleashed dog Bossy and seizes the animal despite protests.
21 January–16 March, 30 May–6 June 2018	Philippa Hoyland	Wendy Bos	Max Hoyland’s third spouse involved in a disputed adoption attempt of Steph Scully’s son Charlie; later compels Charlie to leave Erinsborough but consents to counseling with Max and permits visitation.
27 January	Amanda Tucker	Jennifer Rose	Beautician at Lassiter's who provides Karl Kennedy with a manicure during his hotel stay.
2 February	Nigel Deme	Adam Dunning	Council representative assigned to remove love locks from Lassiter's Lake bridge and subsequently closes the bridge due to safety issues.
10 February	Lina Vella	Antonia Vekic	Campaign manager for mayoral candidate Tim Collins; confronts Sonya Mitchell regarding her past amid election rivalry.
15 February	Amanda Fowke	Hannah Cliff	Conducts survey work for Quill Group, requesting access to Rebecchi Law offices; informs Daniel Robinson about valuable items in delivered boxes.
15 February	Delivery Guy	Russell Leonard	Responsible for delivering boxes to Lassiter's Hotel.
17 February	Trevor Lucas	David Rock	Health inspector reviewing Erins Burrow motel; questions Paul Robinson about bedbug fumigation procedures.
18 February	Richard Pentecost	Akira Bradley	Reporter attending a public Q&A session between mayoral hopefuls Sonya Rebecchi and Tim Collins.
19 February–3 March, 28 February 2017	Noel Creighton	Kristian Beddow	Gender studies lecturer at Eden Hills University; interacts with students Paige Smith and Imogen Willis; involved in Paige's university transfer discussions.
22–24 February	Ainsley Gilzan	Emma Lucy Haughey	Purchases an exam paper leading to a cheating scandal; suspended along with peers; Xanthe Canning organizes a party that is later broken up.
25 February–21 March	Aurora Green	Chloe Ng	Participates in Paige Smith’s protest against tree removal for drainage work; flirts with Daniel Robinson and discusses polyamory with Imogen Willis.
26 February–11 March	Cameron McPhee	Alexander Adams	Caught stealing flowers on behalf of Paul Robinson for Lassiter’s Motel; later joins Brad Willis's outreach initiative.
1 March	Michael Arnold	Des Fleming	Mediates adoption discussions between Stephanie Scully and Philippa Hoyland; converses about mutual acquaintances before the meeting.
1 March	Nursery Staff	Melissa Hill	Contacts Paul Robinson concerning his grandson Jimmy Williams at the garden nursery.
3 March	Bernice Ashton	Rain Fuller	DHS official placing Xanthe Canning into temporary care due to grandmother’s hospitalization.
4 March	Juliet Worth	Lana Schwarcz	DHS caseworker overseeing Xanthe’s living arrangements during Sheila Canning’s hospital stay; facilitates family discussions.
9 March–22 July 2016, 31 May–28 June 2017	Tom Quill	Kane Felsinger	Development manager at Quill Group involved in bribery and manipulating environmental reports for Lassiter's tower approval; blackmails Aaron Brennan; later becomes Lassiter's manager following Julie Quill’s arrest. Oversees Paul's settlement from Quill Group.
11 March–25 May	Brodie Chaswick	Matt Testro	Former swimming student of Brad Willis who creates tension within the Willis family and attempts to manipulate Piper Willis before departing town.
24 March–2 August	Archie Quill	Harrison Mark	Julie Quill’s son involved in conflicts with Charlie Hoyland and others; placed in relatives’ care after Julie’s arrest.
14 April	Alex Jones	Jana Wilkes	Reveals herself as the genuine Alex Jones to Paige Smith, clarifying confusion surrounding John Doe’s amnesia case.
5 May	Jackie Gore	Ana Mitsikas	Mediates conflict involving Sheila Canning and their daughters; threatens legal action after mediation fails.
6 May	Steven Aniston	Garikai Jani	Witness who saw John Doe before the Lassiter's Hotel explosion; provides information connecting John Doe to Geelong Cats football match.
11 May	Sharn Hauser	Juliette Salmon	Insults Ben Kirk over his involvement in Jayden Warley’s good behavior bond; dismisses explanations about falsified evidence.
11 May–2 November, 8 March 2017	Dustin Oliver	Kevin Clayette	Meets John Doe (Father Jack Callahan) and Paige Smith; participates in youth outreach program; shares romantic tension with Paige before leaving town.
17 May	Detective Chris Santini	Joel Pierce	Investigates allegations against Paul Robinson regarding sabotage of Lassiter's Hotel explosion; interviews witnesses and reviews evidence.
30 May	Shandi Bouchard	Krystal Lencova	Receptionist at Rush Street Clinic promoting breast enlargement consultations to Xanthe Canning.
30 May	Tess Land	Clare Pickering	Plastic surgeon preparing for Xanthe Canning’s surgery; threatened with reporting by Sheila Canning after deception about mother’s absence is uncovered.
6–7 June	Karen Harding	Wallis Murphy Munn	Prosecutor in Paul Robinson’s trial related to Lassiter's Hotel explosion, managing witness testimonies.
6 June	Tipstave Alma Aboud	Arisha Bordbar	Summons Paul Robinson to stand during trial proceedings.
6 June	Tipstave Roger Corr	Stanley Roach	Escorts witnesses Stephanie Scully and Terese Willis throughout trial.
7 June	Tipstave Sam Wise	James Ballard	Oversees jury verdict announcement in Paul Robinson’s trial.
7 June	Foreman George Poulos	Andrew Pantelis	Jury foreman declaring Paul Robinson guilty verdict.
9–13 June	Megan Cooper	Joanne Dobbin	Associated with Braun & Bell Technologies van spotted by John Doe; denies knowing John Doe despite Paige Smith’s claims of acquaintance.
10 June	Graeme Lewis	James Romeril	Employee at Braun & Bell Technologies providing details about Megan Cooper and company operations.
14 June	Squeak McCain	Jesse Harris	Prison inmate demanding protection money from Paul Robinson, confronted by Gary Canning.
15 June	Stan Lewicki	Stephen Cook	Prison inmate organizing assault on Paul Robinson.
17–27 June	Zoe Mitchell	Nicola Billie Gullotti	Sonya Mitchell’s half-sister diagnosed with leukemia requiring bone marrow transplant; storyline covers family dynamics and medical challenges leading to relocation for treatment.
20 June,31 August	Father Peter McKinnon	Serge De Nardo	Provides spiritual counsel related to John Doe's flashbacks and Father Jack Callahan’s confessional struggles.
21 June	Danny Black	Chris Ostrenska	Attempts to pick up Angus Beaumont-Hannay and Xanthe Canning but fails when they flee; accompanied briefly by friend Rick Harrison.
21 June	Rick Harrison	Christian Fazzari	Accompanies Danny Black during attempted pickup of Angus and Xanthe.
24 June,17 May 2017	Nathan Grundy	Joshua Monaghan	Cadet journalist interviewing Paul Robinson post-prison release; article altered by Paul resulting in Nathan's dismissal; later questions Sonya Rebecchi on political defeat and alcoholism issues.
24 June–8 July	Penny Telford	Lisa Reynolds	Editor at West Waratah Star overseeing contentious articles involving Paul Robinson and Madison Robinson, including demands for compensation and firing decisions.
24 June	Justyn Gutmann	Paul Herbert	Brief encounter with Amy Williams at Harold's Café, apologizing for prior disturbance.
28 June–29 August	Ryan Prescott	James Sweeny	Former employer of Amy Williams' lingerie cleaning business; involved in harassment, blackmail plots against Terese Willis, ultimately exposed leading to off-screen arrest years later.
30 June	Brinsley Belden	Jack Green	Invites Xanthe Canning to formal based on grandmother Sheila Canning's suggestion but is declined due to lack of prior acquaintance.
1 July	Scott Gaensler	Elias Anton	Member of Brad Willis's Blaze Outreach program attending community gym sessions despite homelessness status; participates in graffiti incident at community center.
14 July	Lionel Brown	Guy May	Brought as Piper Willis' date to formal event but discouraged by Terese Willis due to proximity concerns with Piper.
18 July–31 August	Cooper Knights	Charlie Hannaford	Involved in spiking punch at school formal, assaulting Xanthe Canning, subsequent police investigation, head injury cover-up by mother Maureen Knights, apology issued, and court-ordered assault offender program participation.
21 July–17 August	Clive West	David Bradshaw	Causes damage by driving into bicycles on bike path, aggressively protests cycle lane proposals against Mayor Sonya Rebecchi, admits throwing bricks but denies other allegations including releasing snakes onto Ramsay Street.
22 July 2016,26 April–27 August 2018,3 March 2020–25 May 2022	John Wong	Harry Tseng	Private investigator hired by Terese Willis and other clients including Paul Robinson and Leo Tanaka for various cases involving Ryan Prescott, Mishti Sharma’s friend Monique Hughes, Brent Colefax disappearance, Nicolette Stone tracking, Glen Donnelly background checks, Montana Marcel financial concerns; noted for discreet handling of sensitive investigations over multiple years.
26 July–1 August 2016,27–28 July 2022	Annie Robinson-Pappas, also known as Annie Robinson	Gracie Helen Vine / Harlow Ireland	Daughter of Lucy Robinson and Chris Pappas brought from New York during Lassiter's sale oversight; returns years later interacting with family including Paul Robinson and attending events such as Toadie Rebecchi's wedding reception.
26 July	Pete Howard, garden arch enthusiast	Simon Barbaro	Inquires about Jimmy Williams’ health at The Handywoman shop while consulting Amy Williams on garden project details.
27 July 2016 –18 February 2020		Clementine (cat)		Harry (voice) / Uncredited		Resident cat on Ramsay Street offering comfort to Piper Willis amid personal struggles until accidental death caused by Harlow Robinson striking her with a car several years later.
	...continued additional characters omitted for brevity...

External links

• Cast and characters on the official Neighbours site
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