Jay Duncan
| Company type | Fictional characters |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television soap opera |
| Founded | 2008 |
Chloe Cammeniti
Chloe Cammeniti, played initially by Sarah May and subsequently by Daisy Zandveld, is the child of Carmella Cammeniti (portrayed by Natalie Blair) and Oliver Barnes (played by David Hoflin), with her birth depicted on-screen on 21 January 2008. Arriving six weeks early and experiencing early respiratory challenges, Chloe ultimately stabilized. Soon after her birth, Oliver sought custody, bringing early legal disputes into the plot. In December 2008, Carmella and Chloe departed to join Oliver in Portugal. They made a return in 2011 with Oliver, during which time Chloe was recast.
Chloe’s premature arrival was due to Carmella undergoing an emergency cesarean section following complications during labor. Carmella had concerns regarding her use of prescribed antidepressants throughout pregnancy but was reassured about the baby's condition. After birth, Chloe required neonatal intensive care before her health improved. Carmella and her partner Marco Silvani relocated to Ramsay Street, which heightened Oliver’s worries about his involvement in Chloe’s upbringing. Following Marco’s death in a bushfire, Oliver abandoned his custody pursuit and moved away for employment; Carmella and Chloe later joined him abroad. The family briefly revisited Erinsborough in 2011 to support Chloe’s grandmother, Rebecca Napier.
Jodie Smith
Jodie Smith, enacted by Mary Annegeline, made her first appearance on 23 January 2008. Annegeline landed this role soon after relocating to Melbourne and described Jodie as a determined nurse with a tough demeanor who firmly upholds her principles.
Jodie plays a key role in welcoming Karl Kennedy back to Erinsborough Hospital and informs Carmella Cammeniti about her newborn daughter’s medical status. She works alongside Karl treating patients such as Richard Aaronow and Ringo Brown while providing essential updates to their families. Jodie oversees Chris Knight’s treatment and handles workplace dynamics, including conflicts with colleague Nicola West, whom she challenges over gossiping and distractions at work. Karl steps in when Jodie’s conduct becomes overly assertive.
During a football game, Jodie has a confrontation with Rebecca Napier until Matt Freedman intervenes. She also mentors Cassandra Freedman at the hospital, emphasizing the importance of confidentiality. Jodie challenges Karl regarding Harold Bishop’s "Not For Resuscitation" directive after he performs resuscitation against it. Following a car crash involving the Parker family, Jodie manages medical evaluations for injured patients including India Napier and Kate Ramsay.
In response to a fire at Number 26, Jodie coordinates emergency treatment for Andrew Robinson, Michael Williams, and Natasha Williams. She supports Natasha’s recovery alongside Karl and facilitates visits from family members. Later on, Jodie aids in administering cancer treatment to Jim Dolan, reinforcing her commitment as a dedicated healthcare professional within the hospital environment.
Heather Pryor
Heather Pryor, portrayed by Georgina Andrews, first appeared on 19 February 2008. Andrews was attracted to the character due to Heather’s "feisty" nature and strong focus on her journalism career, which defines much of her persona. Heather balances her professional ambitions with surfing as a personal passion. Andrews valued the unpredictability Heather brought to the storyline.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Heather experiences theft of her luggage but recovers it with assistance from taxi driver Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). Beginning her journalism career locally, she forms a friendship with Riley Parker (Sweeney Young). When colleague Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) takes leave, Heather grows closer to Riley and eventually they share accommodation. Tensions arise when Heather confronts Elle about a story involving Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner) and later notices Riley acting distant.
Heather and Riley’s relationship ends after she discovers him kissing his adoptive aunt Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). Professionally, Heather is tasked with investigating a series of forest fires suspected as arson; her editor Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) instructs her to interview Callum Jones (Morgan Baker) for potential leads. Additionally, she reports on school activities involving students Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) and Angus Henderson (Jonathan Wood).
Samantha Fitzgerald
Samantha Fitzgerald, played by Simone Buchanan, made her first appearance on 21 March 2008. She was married to Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). The Herald Sun characterized Samantha as a "smart, successful lawyer".
Ty Harper
Tyler Harper, portrayed by singer Dean Geyer, debuted on 27 March 2008. Introduced as the cousin of Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat) and a potential romantic partner for Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey), Geyer joined Neighbours during a significant cast overhaul in 2008. To prepare, he trained with the series' drama coach and took singing lessons to perfect his South African accent.
Sienna Cammeniti
Sienna Cammeniti, enacted by Erin McNaught, was brought in as the cousin of established character Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair). McNaught was cast to help improve the show's declining Australian viewership. She undertook acting classes before beginning filming in December 2007, with her first episode airing on 2 May 2008.
Chris Knight
Chris Knight, played by Luke Mitchell, appeared first on 14 April 2008 as a player for the Eastside Dingoes football team. Mitchell moved interstate to pursue acting and secured this debut role. Chris was portrayed as a "bad boy" and featured in a prominent storyline with Bridget Parker that earned praise from executive producer Susan Bower for its strong dramatic effect.
After joining the Eastside Dingoes through tryouts, Chris quickly became embroiled in local disputes, including a previous relationship with Taylah Jordan and conflicts at Ringo Brown’s 18th birthday celebration. He formed a connection with Bridget Parker, who invited him to the school formal. Their relationship intensified but ended suddenly when Bridget rejected Chris's advances at a hotel following the event.
Subsequently, Chris was discovered unconscious in Lassiter's park and hospitalized with severe injuries. Bridget initially concealed the nature of their encounter, while Steve Parker took responsibility to shield her. Despite medical intervention, Chris’s condition deteriorated, and he died during surgery, marking a pivotal moment in the storyline.
Nicola West
Nicola West, portrayed by Imogen Bailey, first appeared on 5 May 2008 as the younger sister of Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill). Bailey earned the role after impressing casting directors during her December 2007 audition, which resulted in a six-month contract. She described Nicola as "a bit of a vixen" who initially tries to impress others with her looks but gradually reveals her true personality as she adapts to life on Ramsay Street.
Jim Parker
Jim Parker, played by Roger Oakley, is the father of Stuart and Ned Parker, and adoptive father of Steve Parker (Neighbours). He first arrived on 8 May 2008. Jim’s entrance into Ramsay Street, facilitated by Ned, creates tension when he tells Steve that he is not his biological father.
Steve recounts a troubled history involving Jim’s abusive behavior and an incident that led to his claustrophobia. Jim challenges Steve’s perspective, claiming Steve misunderstood events related to his alcoholism. The conflict intensifies when Jim resumes drinking, confronts others, and admits to Steve that he is not his real father. Later, Jim reveals to Ned that Steve’s biological father was his closest friend, Gary Fuller, who died in Vietnam—a death Jim feels guilty about due to past betrayal.
After a confrontation involving Nicola West, who exploits Jim's weakened state to contact Steve, Jim admits to some falsehoods but ultimately reconciles with both Steve and Ned before returning to Oakey.
Donna Freedman
Donna Freedman, brought to life by Margot Robbie, made her first appearance on 2 June 2008. Robbie auditioned early that year and initially doubted her performance, but was later cast while vacationing in Canada. Donna enters the storyline as an infatuated fan of Ty Harper (Dean Geyer) and becomes part of the Ramsay Street youth circle, seeking connection and validation through the music scene and her affection for Ty.
Callum Rebecchi
Callum Rebecchi (also known as Jones), portrayed by Morgan Baker, debuted on 9 June 2008. His character was introduced following the cancellation of a plot involving an illegal adoption by Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). Baker began filming in March 2008. Callum is characterized as a "tearaway," with Moloney commenting that his addition brings fresh energy and excitement to the series.
Jay Duncan
Jay Duncan, played by Charlie Clausen, appeared between 13 June and 18 July 2008 as a firefighter and romantic interest for Stephanie Scully. Initially depicted as rugged and mysterious, Jay's narrative darkens when he intentionally ignites a bushfire that results in the death of Marco Silvani and serious injuries to others. He manipulates Steph by holding her and her son hostage, revealing a sinister, psychopathic persona.
Jay’s role within the Erinsborough fire brigade includes organizing local clean-up efforts and engaging with residents, but suspicion arises after he falsely accuses Callum of arson and sets fire to Callum's shed. Further investigation uncovers Jay’s past heroics at fires involving blonde single mothers, casting doubt on his true intentions.
The storyline reaches its peak at a cabin where Jay takes Steph and Charlie hostage; Steph uncovers proof linking him to multiple fires. Following a violent altercation in which Steph is stabbed, Jay is captured but later assaulted while in custody. His brief expression of guilt over Marco’s death is shown before Carmella Cammeniti leaves him unattended in hospital.
Lucas Fitzgerald
Lucas Fitzgerald, enacted by Scott Major, first appeared on 22 July 2008. This role marked Major’s return to Neighbours after previously portraying Darren Stark in 1993. Lucas, who is the brother of Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker), is depicted as a "bad boy" and the life of any gathering.
Kelly Katsis
Kelly Katsis, portrayed by Katrina Milosevic, made her debut on 25 August 2008. Milosevic described Kelly as a "true nurturer"—combining strength, sensitivity, wit, and fiery spirit—with an inner resilience that allowed for varied storylines. She was regarded as "a breath of fresh air" for Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) and had a positive influence on his life.
Kelly’s plotlines involved her position as a teacher addressing student challenges, particularly with Callum Jones (Morgan Baker). Upon recognizing Callum’s troubling behavior, she collaborated with Toadie and eventually involved Human Services to provide support. Kelly also navigated complex personal relationships, including a brief romance with Toadie that ended due to personal difficulties and workplace conflicts stemming from Callum’s actions.
Later developments saw Kelly assisting Callum academically and reconnecting with Toadie before experiencing visions connected to another character’s disappearance. Her efforts to help were initially dismissed, causing friction with Toadie. Ultimately, Kelly accepted a teaching position in Malawi, departing after sharing a final farewell with Toadie.
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson, played by Peter Flanigan, is an educator who rose to the position of principal at Erinsborough High in 2007, making his debut on 5 September 2008. Flanigan, a former Gillette model, returned to Australia from the United States to take on this acting role. Andrew is characterized as "tall, dark and exceptionally attractive," with a strong drive and an initial attraction to Libby Kennedy. He later enters into a relationship with Rebecca Napier, who chooses him over Paul Robinson. However, when Rebecca defends Paul amid allegations of harassment, Andrew recognizes that her feelings for Paul persist. Unable to secure a firm commitment from Rebecca, Andrew becomes disheartened and opts to leave Erinsborough.
After his promotion to principal in September 2007, Andrew shows a readiness to grant second chances—for instance, he suspends Ringo Brown for stealing an exam paper only after being persuaded by Ringo’s brother, Frazer Yeats. He also participates on the panel interviewing candidates for head of senior school; Daniel Fitzgerald initially secures the role but later steps aside in favor of Libby Kennedy. Andrew attends Libby and Dan’s engagement celebration and shares a brief kiss with Elle Robinson.
Andrew implements a strict zero-tolerance approach toward violence following the expulsion of pregnant student Bridget Parker, which sparks controversy and protests. To manage the situation, he engages directly with students and staff, including Rebecca Napier, who protests by handcuffing herself to banisters.
At Charlie’s bar, Andrew meets Rebecca Napier; their ensuing date blossoms into a relationship complicated by Rebecca’s jealous former partner, Paul Robinson. Paul attempts to undermine Andrew by causing him to miss dates and circulating damaging rumors, including one regarding a soldier’s death during Andrew’s military service. Paul coerces Rebecca into ending the relationship through blackmail.
Despite these challenges, Andrew proposes to Rebecca after reigniting his feelings for her. She agrees but is hesitant about cohabitation. When Andrew overhears Rebecca defending Paul, he questions her true feelings; she then removes and returns her engagement ring. Consequently, Andrew decides to transfer to another school.
Matt Freedman
Matt Freedman, portrayed by Benjamin Mitchell, is Cassandra Noble’s ex-husband and father to Simon and Tegan Freedman. Additionally, he serves as stepfather to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Matt made his first appearance on 9 September 2008. This marked Mitchell’s third role on Neighbours, having previously portrayed Brad Willis in 1989 and Cameron Hudson between 1992 and 1993. Casting director Jan Russ selected Mitchell for the part of Matt, confident that audiences would not confuse him with his earlier characters. The role allowed Mitchell to delve into a darker persona and portray fatherhood for the first time. Producers indicated intentions to possibly reintroduce Matt in future storylines.
Within the narrative, Sergeant Matt Freedman arrives during the kidnapping of Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) and Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) by Pete Ferguson. He arrests Pete following intervention from Paul Robinson and Rebecca Napier. Subsequently, Matt almost arrests Rebecca again after she becomes involved in a fight with Jodie Smith at a football match. He confronts his daughter Donna at Charlie’s bar, exposing underlying tensions linked to her resemblance to her unfaithful mother. Donna steals Matt’s keys to take Ringo Brown on an unauthorized joyride in a police vehicle but is apprehended by Matt, who reprimands Ringo.
Donna later steals Matt’s car once more, this time hitting a dog and its owner, Nicola West. Matt instructs both Donna and Ringo to remain silent while he tampers with evidence by damaging the car's headlight. Elle persuades Donna to admit the truth. At the police station, Matt convinces lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi that Donna's actions stem from a need for attention; however, when Matt threatens Ringo, Donna reveals what really happened. Detective Alec Skinner subsequently arrests Matt. After posting bail, Matt warns Donna that he faces serious consequences and must leave town temporarily, asking her to cover for him during his absence.
Simone Page
Simone Page, played by Laura Hill, made her debut on 19 September 2008. She serves as a Police Constable at the Erinsborough Police Station.
Among Simone's significant investigations was stopping Declan Napier (James Sorensen) for failing to obey a stop sign and detaining Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill) following Amanda Smith's (Lauren Bailey) claim that her infant had been abducted. Miranda was subsequently placed under protective custody in accordance with the Mental Health Act. Simone also looked into a collision involving Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and senior athlete Adam Clarke (Clint Bizzell), where Ringo was coerced into accepting responsibility.
She apprehended Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon) on assault charges amid a hospital demonstration and later notified Bridget’s spouse, Declan, about the inquiry into Bridget’s fatal vehicle accident, which ultimately led to Johnno Brewer’s conviction. Simone offered support to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie) after she was attacked by Saffron Jankievicz (Shanyn Asmar), encouraging Donna to pursue legal action.
Simone also managed the case concerning the disappearance of foster child Harry Ramsay (Will Moore), tracking him down despite opposition from local residents. She cautioned Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) regarding his reduced likelihood of maintaining guardianship. When Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) received threats, Simone gathered information but acknowledged the police had limited measures available. On Donna’s wedding day, after she and her father were stopped by police, Simone identified the circumstances and personally escorted them to the ceremony.
Kyle Canning
Kyle Canning, portrayed by Chris Milligan, first appeared on 26 November 2008. Milligan initially auditioned for a recurring role lasting six weeks and was later invited back for intermittent filming. Kyle was introduced as a youthful "bad boy" and bully, with his physicality defining his early persona. His poor academic performance made him susceptible to difficulties, but a serious accident coupled with job challenges spurred his personal development. Known as a larrikin with a kind heart and relaxed demeanor, Kyle underwent substantial growth over time. Milligan was eventually elevated to the main cast with a full-time contract.
Greg Michaels
Greg Michaels, enacted by Nick Farnell, arrived on 11 December 2008 as a romantic interest for Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Brought in by Ric Pellizzeri, Greg is described as a "tall, soft-spoken" salesman. At first, Steph regards him as "the man of her dreams," with an intense chemistry forming between them. However, Greg is secretly married to Veronica Olenski, which complicates their relationship and creates tension.
Steph encounters Greg through an online dating platform, unaware they had previously met at TAFE, where Greg had shown interest but was reluctant to ask her out. Their relationship quickly intensifies, culminating in an intimate moment at Lassiter's hotel. Upon discovering Greg's marriage to Veronica, Steph confronts him; Greg insists that his marriage is effectively over.
Although Veronica retaliates by freezing their joint bank accounts, Greg chooses Steph and rejects Veronica's attempts at reconciliation. When offered employment in Darwin, Greg invites Steph to join him; however, she decides to remain in Erinsborough. Months later, Greg expresses his wish to start a family with Steph and becomes jealous of her past relationship with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), even initiating legal action against Toadie over a play referencing their history—though Steph eventually withdraws it.
Greg's jealousy also extends toward Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major), leading to disputes during social gatherings. Ultimately, Steph asserts her independence, prompting Greg to end their relationship and depart.
Simon Freedman
Simon Freedman, played by Mauricio Merino Jr, made his first appearance on 12 December 2008. His casting came about through a competition organized by the teen publication Dolly, which offered a three-month contract with Neighbours. Merino, alongside Chelsea Jones, was chosen from thousands of hopefuls to portray the younger siblings of Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Introduced at the close of 2008, the pair were characterized as "mischievous" and "troublesome," depicted as "Donna's biggest challenge." Robbie predicted their arrival would add new layers to Donna's storyline. Merino described Simon as "a reserved and enigmatic boy" who is fiercely protective of his sisters, particularly Donna, and finds it difficult to place trust in others, often retreating into music.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough with his sister Tegan, they initially encounter hostility after Tegan behaves rudely toward Elle Robinson (Pippa Black). They eventually disclose their familial link to Donna, who is away on a school trip. Though Donna is initially upset by their presence, she makes efforts to reconnect. Simon experiences social difficulties and confronts Donna regarding family matters, including their parents' separation and their mother’s secret relationships. This causes friction with Donna’s boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark), but Simon facilitates reconciliation by explaining Donna’s personal growth.
Their mother, Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith), later arrives, leading Simon and Tegan to move in with her. At first, Simon defends Cassandra but soon uncovers her manipulative motives, especially concerning Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Attempting to thwart Cassandra’s influence over Paul, Simon disrupts Paul's communications, which results in an injury that ultimately fosters mutual respect between Simon and Paul. Simon also stands by Tegan during instances of bullying and encourages her to resist their mother’s control.
As Cassandra's conduct deteriorates further, Simon and Tegan decide to leave and live with their grandmother. Elle encounters them at the bus stop, assists them in bidding farewell to Donna, and drives them to their grandmother’s residence.
Tegan Freedman
Tegan Freedman, portrayed by Chelsea Jones, first appeared on 12 December 2008. Earlier that year, the teen magazine Dolly held a contest offering a three-month role on Neighbours. From thousands of applicants, Jones and Mauricio Merino Jr were selected to play Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings. Introduced as "Donna's biggest headache," they were described as "naughty" and "annoying." Robbie expected their introduction would enhance her character's development.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough with Simon, they initially face rejection from Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) at Harold's Store but are allowed to stay after revealing their connection to Donna. Donna returns from a school trip feeling upset but tries to rebuild her relationship with them. Tegan discloses that their mother, Cassandra (Tottie Goldsmith), has a new partner, prompting the siblings’ move to Ramsay Street. Tegan introduces Donna to her boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and attends a party for Callum Jones (Morgan Baker), where she mistakenly believes Callum’s amblyopia is a serious illness. After Donna and Ringo separate, Tegan encourages both to move forward; however, when they reunite, she feels left out and reacts angrily. To ease tensions among them, Donna organizes a mock talk show.
When Cassandra arrives, Simon and Tegan relocate to live with her. Tegan reveals that Cassandra’s interest in Ramsay Street largely involves Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). She assists Cassandra in shoplifting dresses from Harold's Store by creating a diversion to secure an invitation to Libby Kennedy (Kym Valentine) and Daniel Fitzgerald's (Brett Tucker) wedding. Cassandra shortens Tegan’s school uniform deliberately to draw attention, which leads to bullying by Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After discarding the altered uniform, Tegan confronts Kyle despite her replacement uniform also being shortened by Cassandra. Turning against her mother’s manipulations, Tegan consults Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon) and adopts more casual clothing choices, much to Cassandra’s dismay.
When Cassandra plots revenge against Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) by involving Tegan in a scheme accusing Rebecca of serving alcohol to a minor, Tegan hesitates. Recognizing the need to break free from Cassandra’s control, Simon arranges for them to stay with their grandmother. With Elle’s assistance, they depart after saying goodbye to Donna.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 January–26 March | Evelyn Wallace | Felicity Soper | Evelyn, mother to Jessica Wallace, pursues accountability and demands an apology from the council following Jessica's tragic death in a warehouse collapse. |
| 13 February | Lynda Stephens | Nicola Wright | Lynda engages in an affair with Darren Stark, resulting in his breakup with Libby Kennedy. She later apologizes to Libby, taking responsibility and clarifying Darren's emotional conflict. |
| 20 March – 16 April 2009 | Michaela Morris | Jacqueline Brennan | Serving as Detective Sergeant at Erinsborough Police, Michaela handles investigations into assaults and a national park fire, detaining individuals such as Marco Silvani, Riley Parker, and Paul Robinson. |
| 13 May | Yasmine Murphy | Therese Mavros | As receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel, Yasmine acquires footage of Paul Robinson and Kirsten Gannon kissing, using it to blackmail them. Paul offers payment and a transfer; Yasmine ultimately returns the tape. |
| 9 June | Hilda Jones | Maureen Edwards | Cleaner at Charlie's bar and grandmother to Sonya Mitchell and Jade Mitchell. After collapsing, she requires an extended recovery period. Her death is reported in 2011 by her niece Robyn Lovell. |
| 9 June–8 July | Franco Silvani | Gary Down | Father of Marco Silvani, Franco initially disapproves of Marco's relationship with Carmella Cammeniti and his career choices. They reconcile prior to Marco's passing; Franco experiences difficulty during the funeral. |
| 17 June–10 September | Pete Ferguson | Kristin Holland | A criminal intent on revenge against Steve Parker, Pete threatens Steve’s family, is hospitalized, diagnosed HIV positive without consent, sues the hospital, and abducts Elle Robinson and Susan Kennedy before being apprehended. |
| 11 July–1 August | Kate Newton | Briony Behets | Encounters Harold Bishop during his travels; later visits Ramsay Street and departs alongside Harold on his journey. |
| 27 August 2008 | Fred & Big Tommo | Hamish & Andy | Radio hosts who interview Donna Freedman and Rachel Kinski, playing a song by Ty Harper's band after Donna discusses Rachel’s relationship troubles. |
| 2 September–3 October | Logan Ellis | Nick Cain | Member of Ty Harper’s band Nothing Doing; invites Sienna Cammeniti to become lead singer and later plans to relocate to Italy together. |
| 12 September | Braydon Smith | Ming Yang | Younger sibling of Jodie Smith; football player responsible for knocking down Zeke Kinski, drawing criticism from Rebecca Napier. |
| 13–17 October | Robyn Lovell | Patricia Pitney | Aunt to Callum Rebecchi, who temporarily resides with her when Toadfish Rebecchi faces guardianship challenges. Later returns Callum to Ramsay Street. |
| 13 October | Hayden Lovell | Justin Golin | Robyn Lovell’s son; shares goat-feeding activities with Callum Rebecchi. |
| 14 October – 7 April 2009 | Nathan Black | Lyall Brooks | AFL talent scout and father of Ashley Black; offers training opportunities to Ringo Brown and Declan Napier. Removes Ringo from the team after resolving false allegations made by Ashley. |
| 13 November–24 November | Tanya Tasker | Erin Dewar | Music agent impressed by Ty Harper who initially invites him to join her band but withdraws support following his issues with painkillers. |
| 26 November – 26 January 2009 | Shane Gregory | Ryan Bate | Associate of Justin Hunter, Kyle Canning, and Zeke Kinski; mistaken for Zeke by Karl Kennedy after a school rafting incident. |
| 12 December – 23 February 2012, 13 February 2018 |
Roz Challis | Janet Watson Kruse | Social Worker with DHS managing guardianship cases involving Callum Rebecchi and the Ramsay family; later serves as judge in Tyler Brennan’s murder trial, sentencing him to two decades imprisonment with a minimum ten-year parole period. |