Kate Lee (Home and Away)
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television soap opera |
| Founded | January 17, 1988 |
| Founder | Seven Network |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
Home and Away is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on the Seven Network on 17 January 1988. The following section outlines the characters introduced during 2016, listed according to their debut dates. All new additions were brought in under the guidance of executive producer Lucy Addario. The show’s 29th season commenced broadcasting on 1 February 2016. On that same day, Dylan Carter made his first appearance. In March, Isla Schultz and Lindsay Ford were introduced; May saw the arrival of Mick Jennings and Tori Morgan. The following month, Tori’s brothers—Brody, Justin, and Mason—joined the cast. Tabitha Ford was added in July, while September brought Hope Morrison and Raffy Morrison. November introduced Jeannie Woods, and December featured the debut of Justin's daughter, Ava Gilbert.
Dylan Carter
Dylan Carter, played by Jeremy Lindsay Taylor, made his debut on 1 February 2016. Taylor’s casting was publicized on 5 August 2015. He characterized Dylan as a multifaceted detective with ties to Summer Bay. Dylan partners with Katarina Chapman (Pia Miller) to investigate the murder of Charlotte King (Erika Heynatz). Taylor returned to portray Dylan in 2017 and appeared again for guest roles in September 2017 and September 2019.
In his role as lead investigator on Charlotte King’s murder case, Dylan works alongside his former fiancée Katarina Chapman and Mike Emerson. Their inquiries include questioning suspects such as Martin Ashford, Zac MacGuire, and Hunter King. The investigation results in Zac being charged with murder; however, Zac is subsequently freed after legal proceedings expose judicial misconduct linked to Dylan. Dylan’s confrontational approach strains his relationships with colleagues, eventually leading him to take several individuals hostage before being apprehended.
Later story arcs reveal that Dylan’s blood and firearm are connected to amnesiac Robbo, with CCTV footage showing Dylan holding Robbo at gunpoint. Subsequent developments disclose that Dylan survived a violent encounter with Robbo and has been orchestrating Robbo’s abduction to exonerate himself. After a clash involving criminal gang leader Victor, both Dylan and Robbo are detained by the Australian Federal Police. It is later disclosed that Dylan was killed while incarcerated.
Isla Schultz
Isla Schultz, brought to life by singer Samantha Jade, made her first appearance on 3 March 2016. Jade's involvement was announced on 5 September 2015, with filming starting soon after. She wrapped up her portrayal in November 2016. Jade characterized Isla as somewhat mischievous, carrying a troubled history, entangled with dubious associates but ultimately possessing a good heart.
Isla arrives in Summer Bay tasked with recovering a debt owed to Dave Rogers from Kyle Braxton (Nic Westaway). When Kyle declines to pay, they are captured and forced to dig graves for themselves but manage to escape. Kyle steps in to protect Isla, leading to the development of a romantic connection between them. Isla’s ex-partner, Harry Kingswood, brings their daughters for a visit, creating tension as Isla grapples with custody challenges.
Confronted by difficulties, Isla contemplates an armed robbery at Reefton Lakes golf club but is convinced by Kyle to abandon the plan. Subsequently, Kyle is arrested and sentenced to thirteen years in prison, accepting responsibility to safeguard Isla’s future. Before his departure, Isla pledges to honor Kyle’s sacrifice by making it meaningful.
Lindsay Ford
Lindsay Ford, portrayed by Georgia Flood, debuted on 17 March 2016. Flood’s casting was made public in October 2015, with the character officially introduced in March 2016. Although initially hesitant, Flood embraced the role, finding Lindsay “really cool,” and enjoyed her guest appearance.
Lindsay tries reaching out to Hunter King (Scott Lee), who ignores her attempts at contact. She visits the caravan park, introduces herself to Hunter’s girlfriend Olivia (Raechelle Banno), and reveals she was with Hunter the night he left Summer Bay. Lindsay expresses a desire to stay but insists she does not intend to interfere with Hunter and Olivia’s relationship. Later, she confesses to Olivia that she and Hunter shared a kiss. This revelation heightens tensions, leading Olivia to end her relationship with Hunter. Lindsay then orchestrates a party, manipulating events to drive a wedge between the couple. After Hunter rejects her romantic advances, Lindsay steals Alf Stewart’s (Ray Meagher) ute, which results in Hunter getting injured while trying to stop her. Lindsay escapes but is confronted by Olivia, who warns her that police will be involved if she does not leave town.
Mick Jennings
Mick Jennings, enacted by Kristian Schmid, first appeared on 5 May 2016 as the long-lost son of established character Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger). Irene had previously disclosed that she was raped at age 14 and gave up a child for adoption at 15. Later storylines revealed Mick as the perpetrator of an assault against Billie Ashford (Tessa de Josselin), framing him as a "twisted villain" within a dark narrative.
Mick arrives under the pretense of being Chris Harrington’s uncle but soon abducts Irene, disclosing his true identity. Following police involvement and DNA testing, Mick is released from psychiatric care and returns to Summer Bay. He violates an AVO issued against him by Irene, which leads to his arrest. Mick kidnaps Billie’s newborn daughter Luc Patterson from the hospital, triggering complex custody disputes involving Irene, Billie, and others. He eventually surrenders to authorities but later petitions for access to Luc.
After being granted parole from psychiatric care, Mick faces animosity from residents including Billie’s brother Martin Ashford. Despite Mick’s attempts at reconciliation, Irene distances herself from him. Offered a job arranged for him in Western Australia, Mick refuses it and becomes embroiled in further conflicts including threats of kidnapping and ongoing custody battles over Luc. Following multiple escalations involving community members, Mick ultimately agrees to take the mining position in WA with Irene’s encouragement. Several months later, Mick endures a mining accident and receives support from Irene during his recovery.
Tori Morgan
Tori Morgan, portrayed by Penny McNamee, made her first appearance on 5 May 2016. The announcement of both the character and casting took place on 22 November 2015. McNamee referred to this role as her "dream job" and began filming in early November, expressing appreciation for the support from co-star Georgie Parker. Tori is introduced as a doctor seeking a new beginning in Summer Bay, carrying undisclosed "dark secrets." She arrives ahead of her three siblings to evaluate whether the town is a safe environment for them.
Brody Morgan
Brody Morgan, played by Jackson Heywood, debuted on 7 June 2016. Heywood, who previously appeared on the show in 2009, was cast alongside James Stewart and Orpheus Pledger to portray Brody’s brothers, with casting revealed on 5 December 2015. Filming commenced in early December. Heywood anticipated inevitable comparisons between the Morgans and the earlier Braxton family but highlighted their unique brotherly relationship. Brody is depicted as an ambitious chef.
Justin Morgan
Justin Morgan, enacted by James Stewart, also first appeared on 7 June 2016. His casting, along with that of Jackson Heywood and Orpheus Pledger as his brothers, was confirmed on 5 December 2015, with filming starting shortly thereafter. This role marked Stewart's return to a regular television part following a hiatus taken to care for his daughter. He focused on establishing the new family dynamic rather than competing with previous popular characters. In August 2017, Stewart was longlisted for Best Daytime Star at the Inside Soap Awards but did not advance to the viewer-voted shortlist.
Mason Morgan
Mason Morgan, portrayed by Orpheus Pledger, also debuted on 7 June 2016. His casting was announced simultaneously with his on-screen brothers in December 2015, and filming began soon after. Pledger relocated from Melbourne to Sydney for this role. Mason is characterized as a medical student who balances his studies with fitness pursuits, maintaining an optimistic attitude and strong moral values.
Tabitha Ford
Tabitha Ford, played by Eliza Scanlen, appeared as a recurring character from 21 July to 27 September 2016. Known for her antagonistic role at Summer Bay High, Tabitha’s storyline involved manipulative tactics directed at Olivia Fraser Richards and her boyfriend Hunter King, including identity theft and blackmail. Her behavior ultimately led to police involvement and a formal warning before she departed for boarding school. Her narrative highlighted themes of conflict and rivalry among the younger characters.
Hope Morrison
Hope Morrison, portrayed by Jessica Falkholt, made her debut on 19 September 2016. After hearing Justin Morgan (James Stewart) outside her home, Hope attempts to attack him with a piece of timber but is stopped by Martin Ashford (George Mason) and Kat Chapman (Pia Miller). Justin informs Hope that her uncle Atticus Decker (John Adam) has been hospitalized following a deliberate car accident. Her younger sister Raffy Morrison (Olivia Deeble) reveals their familial connection.
Spike Lowe (Jason Montgomery) and his accomplices attempt to abduct Raffy and Hope; while Ashford rescues Raffy, Hope is taken captive. Spike brings Hope to the hospital, impersonates her husband to gain access to Decker, and tries to administer a fatal injection before being apprehended. Subsequently, Raffy and Hope move into the farmhouse shared by Kat and Phoebe Nicholson (Isabella Giovinazzo). Hope creates tension by wearing Phoebe’s clothes and consuming her food without permission. After breaking her phone, she falsely accuses John Palmer (Shane Withington) of wrongdoing and demands money, which he refuses.
Justin offers Hope part-time employment at the garage, where she steals customers’ credit card information. When discovered, she is arrested for theft. Upon her release, Justin reveals that Raffy is Decker’s daughter and thus Hope’s half-sister. Hope then steals Mason's car in an attempt to escape with Raffy but suffers a breakdown and fall resulting in liver damage; Nate Cooper (Kyle Pryor) provides medical treatment. While recovering, Hope warns Raffy against trusting the Morgans; however, Raffy later uncovers their true relationship and decides to leave Summer Bay with Hope.
Hope steals funds from Salt but is caught and placed in custody. Struggling with solitary confinement, she is prescribed diazepam by Nate but accidentally overdoses on stolen sleeping pills, leading to hospitalization. Before returning to prison, Hope apologizes to Phoebe, asks her to look after Raffy, encourages Raffy to trust the Morgans, and urges Justin to care for his sister. A year later, Hope sends Raffy a handmade card celebrating her 14th birthday.
Raffy Morrison
Raffy Morrison, played by Olivia Deeble, made her first appearance on 19 September 2016. To join the cast, Deeble moved from Melbourne to Sydney and committed to a three-year contract. She opted not to extend this contract, with her concluding scenes broadcast on 12 September 2019.
Raffy is introduced as the half-sister of the Morgan siblings after it is revealed they share the same father, Atticus Decker. Her narrative explores intricate family relationships, including her sister Hope’s arrest and the Morgans entering witness protection following their parents’ murder by drug traffickers. Raffy navigates these difficulties while integrating into Summer Bay High and building significant friendships.
When Brody Morgan’s worsening drug addiction forces Raffy to leave their home, she moves in with John Palmer and Marilyn Chambers. Despite encountering bullying at school, she eventually mends relationships with peers like Coco Astoni and develops a romantic connection with Ryder Jackson. Raffy endures trauma upon discovering a corpse, which triggers nightmares and requires police involvement.
Her interactions with Ty Anderson shift from antagonism to romance but conclude when Ty comes out as gay. Subsequently, Raffy starts dating Ryder. During a camping trip, she sustains a severe injury resulting in an epilepsy diagnosis that impacts her personal life and medical treatment. Mason Morgan attempts to assist by creating medicinal oil; however, his arrest complicates the situation.
Additional plotlines for Raffy include confronting Brody’s infidelity struggles, offering support to friends during crises, and overcoming academic hurdles with help from Jett James. When Tori Morgan enters witness protection, Raffy faces family separation. Ultimately, she agrees to participate in a medical trial in Victoria, departing Summer Bay with support from Brody and Simone Bedford, marking her exit from the show.
Jeannie Woods
Jeannie Woods, portrayed by Anna Bamford, appeared starting 1 November 2016 for approximately six weeks. She was introduced as a potential romantic interest for Brody Morgan (Jackson Heywood). Jeannie arrives in Summer Bay after being invited by Evelyn MacGuire (Philippa Northeast) to take part in a charity volleyball event.
Jeannie assists Brody by providing barbecue supplies and registers for the volleyball match, initially partnering with Matt Page (Alec Snow). Brody offers Evelyn $1000 to play alongside Jeannie. After briefly disappearing, Jeannie returns for an interview at Brody’s restaurant which does not go well initially. Nevertheless, Brody hires her and their working relationship becomes flirtatious.
Following tension when Jeannie declines Brody’s romantic advance, she resigns but later accepts his invitation to come back. They begin dating secretly due to Jeannie’s doomsday prepper parents. Her father, Randall (Paul Ceaser), eventually meets Brody, leading to clashes over differing worldviews. After several disputes and a final breakdown prompted by Brody’s joke about survivalists, Jeannie ends their relationship and leaves the restaurant for a position in Yabbie Creek.
Ava Gilbert
Ava Gilbert made her debut on 8 December 2016, introduced as the daughter of Justin Morgan (James Stewart). The character was initially played by Grace Thomas, then by Alice Roberts, before Annabel Wolfe took over the role in February 2023 to enable storylines that reflect Ava’s progression into adolescence. Ava arrives unexpectedly to visit her father, unveiling a nuanced father-daughter relationship and a plot involving her online communication with a boy, which results in conflicts and protective responses from Theo Poulos and Kirby Aramoana. Wolfe described Ava as a source of "chaos" in Justin’s life due to her defiant nature. The character is scheduled to reappear for Justin’s wedding to Leah in April 2024.
Ava’s initial interaction with Justin occurs when she returns his cap and subsequently confirms his paternity upon arriving at Nina Gilbert's (Zoe Naylor) residence. She develops connections with Justin’s fiancée Phoebe Nicholson and his sister Raffy Morrison. After a dispute between Justin and Ava’s stepfather Brian Gilbert (Tom O'Sullivan), Ava runs away and is hit by a car but later resides with Justin during Nina and Brian’s absence. During a visit, she also forms a bond with Willow Harris (Sarah Roberts) but is abducted by Boyd Easton; Justin and Colby Thorne rescue her, leading Nina to limit Ava’s contact with Justin.
When Ava comes back to live with Justin, she initially shows resistance toward his new partner Leah Patterson (Ada Nicodemou) but gradually becomes more accepting through shared experiences. Family strains emerge as Nina and Brian separate, prompting Justin and Leah to support Ava through activities such as camping trips and facilitating communication between her and Brian. Amid a health emergency involving Justin's sister Tori Morgan, Ava visits extended family before returning to Summer Bay. Later, Justin confides in Ava about his spinal tumor diagnosis, choosing to spend meaningful moments with her prior to surgery.
This storyline emphasizes significant family relationships, interpersonal challenges, and developmental growth within the Home and Away universe, highlighting casting choices aligned with the character's evolving narrative.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Louisa invites Josh Barrett for an afternoon gathering with friends from their HSC course. When Josh cares for Casey Braxton, Louisa, Glen Day, and Adriana Kerr visit his home. Frustrated by Casey's crying, Louisa turns off the baby monitor to focus on spending time with Josh. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Glen and Adriana spend time with Louisa and Josh; Glen departs for work while Louisa encourages Adriana to follow him so she can be alone with Josh. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| The Psych Nurse permits Skye Peters to visit her mother Carol, informing Skye that Carol can hear her despite her condition. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 18 February | Destiny goes on a first date with Chris Harrington at the diner. They connect until Chris brings up his ex-girlfriend, prompting Destiny to realize he is not over the past relationship and leave. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 25 February | During a high school basketball match, Coach McKinnon intervenes in a fight between VJ Patterson and Hunter King, sending VJ off the court. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 2 March | Zara Leonard | Georgia Nichols | Oscar MacGuire notices Zara at Angelo's and discusses their university course together. Later, Skye Peters observes Oscar and Zara sharing a kiss on the balcony. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Claire Lewis | Anita Hegh | Claire arrives at Irene Roberts' home claiming possible maternity; they form a bond but Olivia Fraser Richards suggests a DNA test that reveals Claire is not Irene's daughter. Claire departs upon learning this. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Harry Kingswood | Wayne Bradley | Harry brings Florence and Lulu to visit their mother Isla Schultz in Summer Bay. After Isla takes the girls without consent, Kyle Braxton persuades her to return them. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Charlee Kwintner | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Lulu Kingswood | Mia Kwintner | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 17 March | Alessia De Luca | Bridgette Hollitt | Alessia attends a university party at Angelo's introduced by Maddy Osborne. She flirts with Oscar MacGuire and is later seen kissing him on the balcony by Skye Peters. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Tanya Hardy | Ashleigh O'Brien | Tanya meets Oscar MacGuire at the party after Alessia leaves. Upon learning Oscar was with another girl, Tanya walks away. | |||||||||||||||||||
| 22–31 March | Drew Panton | Govinda Roser-Finch | Drew attends Lindsay Ford's beach party; Lindsay pays him $50 to flirt with Olivia Fraser Richards to provoke Hunter King. Drew admits disliking Lindsay and attending only for free drinks. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Dom Loneragan | Lindsay Farris | Photographer friend of Ricky Sharpe hired for her wedding photoshoot; flirts with Phoebe Nicholson; survives hospital fundraiser explosion together; introduces daughter Bella to Phoebe; relationship ends when Phoebe realizes Dom still has feelings for estranged wife Tess. | |||||||||||||||||||
| 20 April | Womma | Dean Kyrwood | Kat Chapman and Martin Ashford confront Womma after discovering Dylan Carter paid him to intimidate witnesses and vandalize businesses. | ||||||||||||||||||
| 21 April–9 March 2020 | "" | "Nicholas Cassim" | "Following Sergeant Mike Emerson's promotion, McCarthy replaces him in Summer Bay. Katarina Chapman reports Dylan Carter for assault; McCarthy advises Kat to approach him if workplace issues arise." | ||||||||||||||||||
| 12 May–8 June | "" | "Teagan Croft" | "Bella is Dom Loneragan's daughter. Initially hostile toward Phoebe Nicholson, she ultimately accepts their relationship after running away to Phoebe’s residence. Bella’s mother Tess brings her to Summer Bay." | ||||||||||||||||||
| "Alexandra Newman" | "Kate Fraser" | "Alexandra is rushed into hospital due to fetal distress, delivering a girl named after Nate Cooper and Tori Morgan." | |||||||||||||||||||
| "" | "Uncredited" | "" | |||||||||||||||||||
| 17 May 2016 – 10 April 2017 | "" | "Karen Pang" | "Dr Chung conducts head of emergency interviews alongside Dr Ben Dawson; prescribes Roo Stewart diazepam for stress; manages hospital budget cuts affecting staffing." | ||||||||||||||||||
| "Andrew" | "Uncredited" | "Andrew and Kathy are hospitalized following gunshot wounds during an armed robbery; Andrew briefly flatlines but recovers." | |||||||||||||||||||
| "" | "Susan Boyd" | "" | |||||||||||||||||||
| "" | "Sophie Roche" | "Tess is Dom Loneragan’s wife and Bella’s mother; visits Summer Bay expressing desire for reconciliation despite Dom’s relationship with Phoebe Nicholson." | |||||||||||||||||||
| 7 June 2016–12 July 2021 | 'Buddy the dog' | 'Himself/Buddy' | 'The Morgan family boxer dog who discovers methamphetamine pills dropped by Brody Morgan causing veterinary emergency but fully recovers; kidnapped by Willow Harris but later returned.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 9 June | 'Janette Davis' | 'Beth Aubrey' | 'Janette informs John Palmer that Skye Peters has changed address with DHS but is not required to disclose new location.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 13 June, 20 February 2018 | 'Nurse Erica' | 'Claudia Barrie' | 'Nurse Erica questions Tori Morgan’s intentions when delivering charts and spreads rumors about Tori’s influence on Nate Cooper’s marriage.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 14 June–12 July | 'Lara Adams' | 'Elle Harris' | 'Lara reconnects with ex-boyfriend Mason Morgan but is warned off by Justin Morgan due to family protection concerns; later revealed working for those targeting Morgans; involved in kidnapping Mason before arrest.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 23 June–14 July | 'Danika Kulevski' | 'Ash Ricardo' | 'Supervises teens on community service; confiscates Hunter King's phone; brings Jordan Walsh into foster care; starts casual relationship with Nate Cooper.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 23 June–26 July | 'Jordan Walsh' | 'Benny Turland' | 'Completes community service; befriends Hunter King; moves in with foster parents John Palmer and Marilyn Chambers; struggles with homelessness history; starts school; declines moving city with father Aaron Walsh after burglary.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 27 June | 'Sarah Smedley' | 'Ella Rose Corby' | 'Medical student who discusses assignments with Mason Morgan; admires Dr Nate Cooper.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 28 June–10 November | 'Burt "Simmo" Simmons' | 'James O'Connell' | 'Involved in car re-birthing scheme alongside Andy Barrett; blackmails Martin Ashford and Kat Chapman; escalates conflicts including brake sabotage and orchestrating assaults.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 29 June–20 September | 'Kevin Arthur "Spike" Lowe' | 'Jason Montgomery' | 'Antagonist targeting Morgans; kidnaps family members; holds Tori Morgan hostage demanding syndicate information; arrested after violent confrontations.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 5 July 2016 – 2 February 2017 | 'Nurse Gretchen' | 'Vanessa Buckley' | 'Hospital nurse assisting Nate Cooper and attending minor injuries during arrests.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 5 July | 'Beau Mitchell' | 'Andrew Den' | 'Assists Andy Barrett in facilitating Josh Barrett’s escape from police custody.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 11–12 July | 'Blaine Varden' | 'Ashley Lyons' | 'Collaborates with Spike Lowe and Lara Adams threatening Mason Morgan’s family; arrested following hostage situation.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 12 July–1 December | 'Atticus Decker' | 'John Adam' | 'Federal police officer managing Morgan family witness protection program; rescues hostages; investigates syndicate corruption; shot during investigation leading to death post-surgery.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 13 July 2016 – 10 May 2018, 19 February 2019 | 'Doctor Genner' | 'Jennifer White' | 'Provides medical care for key characters including Brody Morgan, Tori Morgan, Maggie Astoni, Hunter King, and Willow Harris across various critical incidents.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 20–26 July | 'Aaron Walsh' | 'Justin Smith' | 'Jordan Walsh’s father who attempts reconciliation after past conflicts including vandalism incidents; eventually regains son’s trust leading to departure together.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1 August | 'Professor Calabra' | 'Grant Lyndon' | 'University lecturer who withdraws job offer from Kat Chapman upon discovering her prior associations.' | ||||||||||||||||||
| 'Kate Lee' | 'Lucia Mastrantone' | 'Mother of the Morgan siblings who died due to violence related to drug syndicates; appears in hallucinations influencing storylines involving family secrets.' | |||||||||||||||||||
| 29 August
>'May' >'Kelly Butler' >'Caretaker aunt who abuses Elly Page causing Elly to run away.' | |||||||||||||||||||||
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>'Brian Dyson' >'Sean Hawkins' >'Set up on blind dates by Chris Harrington along with Derek Babcock; both encounters end awkwardly.' >- >'Derek Babcock' >'Patch May' >' >- >'Mia Whyte' >'Debra Ades' >'Dates Chris Harrington but ends relationship when he reveals unresolved feelings for deceased girlfriend.' | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 6 September
>'Jeremy Glanville' >'Adam Franklin' >'Harasses Kat Chapman at Salt restaurant leading to physical altercation resulting in injury; complaint withdrawn following threat of sexual harassment charges.' | |||||||||||||||||||||
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>'Caroline Stewart' >'Nicole Shostak' >'Ex-wife of Duncan Stewart bringing son Bryce for visitation after plane crash; struggles with Huntington’s disease leading to departure from Summer Bay.' >- >'Bryce Stewart' >'Jack and Ace Long' >' >- |
27 September
>'Juliette Ford' >'Rose Marel' >'Lunch meeting introducing Olivia Fraser Richards and Hunter King.' >- |
3–4 October
>'Damien Grogan' >'Aaron Cottrell' >'Car trouble leads Phoebe Nicholson to seek help from Justin Morgan who recognizes Damien.' >- |
>'Richard Legrande' >'Peter Tregilgas' >'Food critic featuring Brody Morgan in his magazine.' >-'Guitarist' >'Nick Perjanik' >'Performs at Salt restaurant during Justin Morgan’s impromptu set.' >- |
17 October
>'Mrs Day' >'Kerry Woods' >'Collects car from Summer Bay Auto.' >- |
20 October
>'Stephanie Suttle' >'Georgia Blizzard' >'Flirts with Mason Morgan during date arranged by Evelyn MacGuire.' >- |
25–26 October
>'Rebekah Pops' >'Sophie Cox' >'Offers exam paper for sale to Hunter King.' >- |
26 October 2016 – 6 March 2017
>'Samantha Webster' >'Cheree Cassidy' >'Editor of Zac MacGuire’s book who develops complex personal relationship.' >- |
2 November
>'HSC Examiner' >'Christopher Galletti' >"Denies late entry of Hunter King into exam room." >- |
3 November
>"Shenae" >"Zoe Jensen" >"Girlfriend of Burt 'Simmo’ Simmons caught asleep during police raid." >- |
10–30 November
>"Zoe Gardner" >"Kat Risteska" >"Dates Matt Page before breakup." >- |
10–24 November
>"Randall Woods" >"Paul Ceaser" >"Jeannie Woods’ father opposing her relationship with Brody Morgan." >- |
1 December 2016 – 1 February 2017
>"Ranae Turner" >"Sacha Horler" >"Temporary witness protection officer turned antagonist involved in syndicate activities leading to arrest." >- |
8 December
>"Detective Geddes" >"Julia Billington" >"Investigates Trevor Gunson's disappearance suspecting Heath Braxton." >- |
8 December
>"Prosecutor" >"Alan Dukes" >"Manages Ranae Turner trial involving testimony from Justin Morgan." >- >"Defence Lawyer" >"Leof Kingsford-Smith" >"Challenges Justin Morgan's credibility during Ranae Turner trial." >- >"Judge" >"Martin Portus" >"Presides over Ranae Turner trial delivering guilty verdict." >- >"Bailiff" >"Kelly Blanco" >"Maintains courtroom order throughout trial." >- >"Mossy" >"Sam Lyndon" >"River Boy monitoring Heath Braxton following prison release." >- |
8 December 2016 –25 April 2018
>"Nina Gilbert" >"Zoe Naylor" >"Justin Morgan’s former partner disputing his absence during witness protection but later allowing contact regarding their daughter Ava." >- |
>"Marco" >"James Caitlin" >"Involved in vandalism targeting Morgans following witness protection revelation." >-"Steve" >"Lance Rice" >|- |
13 December
>"Frank" >"Oliver Cooney" >"Firefighter managing Summer Bay Auto fire incident." >|- |
15–19 December
>"Carl" >"George Banders" >| "Monitors Morgans post-Atticus Decker funeral as part of syndicate surveillance before kidnapping attempts involving Tori Morgan." >|- |
>"Jessica Mauboy'" >Herself >Performs at Summer Grooves music festival organized by Evelyn MacGuire. >|- >"Garbo'" >L Luke Quinton >Henchman of Ranae Turner involved in assaulting Justin Morgan during syndicate conflict. >|- |
"19 December 2016 – 30 January 2017 "'Festival DJ'" "'Flexmami'" >Performs between sets at Summer Grooves festival supporting Phoebe Nicholson's performance. >|- |
"19 December'"
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