Kieran Monroe

Home and Away
Company type	Television series
Industry	Entertainment
Founded	January 17, 1988; 38 years ago
Founder	Seven Network
Area served	Australia
Website	7plus.com.au/home-and-away

Home and Away is an Australian soap opera that premiered on the Seven Network on 17 January 1988. Below is a compilation of characters introduced in 2011, all under the direction of series producer Cameron Welsh. The show's 24th season commenced on 24 January 2011. In February, the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey—were brought into the storyline. April saw the arrival of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe, followed by Marty Jones in June, and Tegan Callahan in July. Actor Fletcher Humphrys joined the cast portraying Gang Member Jake Pirovic. August introduced characters such as Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel. In September, Shane Emmett appeared as Mark Gilmour, with lawyer Hayley O'Connor making her debut in October.

Darryl Braxton

Darryl "Brax" Braxton, played by Steve Peacocke, made his first appearance on 16 February 2011. Announced on 9 January 2011, Peacocke described his audition experience as highly enjoyable. As the eldest among the Braxton brothers, collectively called The River Boys, he is part of a notorious surf gang known for their rebellious image. Recognized as a surfing icon, Darryl holds considerable respect within the surfing community, which enhances his influence. Peacocke explained that Brax’s motivation stems from a desire to overcome a difficult childhood and establish a stable family life. He takes on the responsibility of steering his younger brothers, Heath (Dan Ewing) and Casey (Lincoln Younes), away from trouble. Shortly after his introduction, Darryl entered into a romantic relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). Peacocke’s portrayal earned him the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent in 2012.

Heath Braxton

Heath Braxton, portrayed by Daniel Ewing, debuted alongside his brothers on 16 February 2011, exited the show on 29 July 2014, and made a brief return on 23 September 2014. As the second eldest sibling in the Braxton family, Heath was initially depicted as a figure feared by both local residents and law enforcement in Mangrove River due to his volatile nature. Ewing’s casting was revealed on 24 September 2010; this marked his second role within Home and Away, having previously played Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for Heath's role, Ewing engaged in physical conditioning since producers preferred actors with athletic builds for surfer characters. He also expressed relief that his actual surfing ability was not evaluated during auditions.

Casey Braxton

Casey Braxton, enacted by Lincoln Younes, first appeared on-screen on 17 February 2011 and departed on 16 September 2014. The youngest member of the Braxton trio, Casey is portrayed as striving to distance himself from the River Boys’ notorious reputation; he had previously been expelled from his former high school. Younes postponed plans to travel to London upon securing this role and relocated to Sydney for filming. Casey is characterized as a contemporary Rebel Without a Cause,' confronting issues of identity while living under the shadow of his elder brothers and facing academic difficulties. His narrative arc includes a romantic involvement with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds), who had formerly been involved with Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell).

Miranda Jacobs

Miranda Jacobs, played by Ashley Cheadle, made her first appearance on 6 April 2011. She comes to Summer Bay to participate in the Surf Carnival and soon begins a romantic relationship with Xavier Austin.

Cheadle's casting was revealed in January 2011, with her character introduced as a love interest for one of the main cast members. As a professional surfer, Miranda presents a different image from the usual beach blonde surfer stereotype common in Summer Bay. She competes against Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) during the Surf Carnival, with both actresses performing their own stunt sequences. Miranda questions Xavier Austin’s level of maturity and briefly dates him despite his dishonesty about attending university. After initially forgiving him, she ultimately ends their relationship when Xavier continues to deceive her.

Xavier first encounters Miranda while delivering pizza to her house, where they share some flirtation. He later attends a party at her place, mistakenly assuming she is a university student. They reconnect at an event hosted by Ruby Buckton and Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes). When April Scott (Rhiannon Fish) is pushed into a pool, both Miranda and Xavier come to her aid. Miranda invites Xavier to an art show, and they eventually fall asleep on the beach together. She offers to coach him for the Surf Carnival but discovers he is still attending school after being invited to speak at Summer Bay High by Gina Austin (Sonia Todd). Despite Xavier pleading for another chance, Miranda ends their relationship after catching him in another lie.

During the Surf Carnival race, Ruby Buckton antagonizes Miranda by trying to block her path. In response, Miranda pushes Ruby into the water and goes on to win the race, with Xavier defending her against accusations of cheating.

Kieran Monroe

Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, appeared as a recurring character on 6 April 2011 in Home and Away. Introduced as a romantic interest for Indigo Walker, Kieran's persistent behavior raised doubts about his true intentions.

Hazzard described Kieran as an ambitious student focused on academic success and building a relationship with Indigo. He dreams of owning a farm and becoming a committed husband and father. Though straightforward in personality, Kieran has been hurt by others in the past, which intensifies his feelings for Indigo. He tries to win over her family, believing this will strengthen his chances with her.

At a party, Kieran encounters Indigo's former boyfriend, Romeo Smith, viewing their history as an obstacle. While his conduct has been described as having a "dangerous streak," Hazzard clarified that Kieran’s actions are motivated by love rather than ill intent. Even during confrontations, Kieran’s concerns revolve around Indigo’s well-being.

Kieran’s interactions with Indigo include sending flirtatious messages, assisting with moving furniture, and offering rides. However, his persistence escalates when he attempts to take her somewhere against her will, leading to a tense standoff that Romeo interrupts.

Critics characterized Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "an intense suitor," emphasizing the unsettling nature of his role within the narrative.

Marty Jones

Marty Jones, brought to life by Matty Lui, made his first appearance on 27 June 2011. Lui earned the role following an audition held in Hawaii. With a background as a five-time Hawaiian surf champion, his real-life experience was woven into Marty's narrative. During production, Lui also took on the role of surf instructor for his co-star Samara Weaving.

The storyline introduces Marty when characters Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), and Indi Walker (Weaving) visit Hawaii for a tourism event. Marty is presented as a professional contact for Roo and Romeo’s business dealings. Indi plays a key role in gaining Marty’s favor, who subsequently offers her employment, which she declines. Throughout their visit, Marty supports the marriage of Indi and Romeo. Meanwhile, Roo, aiming to avoid Sid Walker (Robert Mammone), spends time with Marty, who encourages her to consider pursuing a relationship with Sid.

Tegan Callahan

Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, first appeared on 4 July 2011 as the former girlfriend of Darryl Braxton (Steve Peacocke), intent on rekindling their relationship. Announced in April 2011, Burmeister described Tegan as a "mischievous" and manipulative figure, representing a shift from her usual roles. For this part, Burmeister lightened her hair to blonde; her sister Martika Sullivan also joined the series around the same time.

Tegan’s arrival in Summer Bay is on behalf of Darryl’s mother, Cheryl, tasked with investigating his lifestyle amid ongoing conflicts between Darryl and Cheryl. Despite their past, Darryl remains wary of Tegan and is taken aback when she uncovers his relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). Tegan attempts to interfere with their romance but is eventually asked to leave after threatening Charlie.

While reporting back to Cheryl, Tegan interacts with Heath Braxton (Daniel Ewing) and gains insight into the River Boys gang. She confronts Charlie about her secret involvement with Darryl and later informs him that she is dating Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys), who opposes Heath’s plans. Tegan becomes involved in delivering drugs concealed by Heath and engages in a brief affair with Darryl, which Charlie discovers.

Following Jake stabbing Darryl, Tegan aids in his recovery and confesses to Charlie that Darryl fathered her daughter Darcy. Initially doubtful, Darryl accepts this after dismissing the need for a DNA test. When Casey Braxton overhears Tegan lying about Darcy’s paternity, it is revealed that Heath is actually Darcy’s biological father. Subsequently, Tegan attempts to return to Jake.

During a stormy episode, Tegan clashes with Heath over custody of Darcy and crashes her car. When Darcy goes missing, Charlie assists Tegan until Darryl locates the child. Tegan admits her feelings for Darryl but realizes they are not mutual. After hospitalization due to the crash, she reveals having informed Hammer about Darryl and Charlie before succumbing to her injuries.

Harvey Ryan

Harvey Ryan, enacted by Marcus Graham, first appeared on 10 August 2011. Originally cast for a short guest stint, Graham extended his contract through 2012 after expressing interest in remaining longer. Harvey is portrayed as an experienced sailor and boat operator managing a fishing charter business in Summer Bay. He is depicted as both charming and competent but encounters disputes with locals such as Romeo Smith over issues like client poaching and mooring rights.

Graham completed filming in July 2013; his departure was described as mutually agreed upon and amicable. He expressed willingness to return at some point.

Harvey’s narrative centers on business rivalries including ongoing conflicts with Romeo Smith concerning marina contracts and mooring allocations. He partners with Alf Stewart to pool resources effectively. His romantic storyline involves Roo Stewart, featuring periods of separation and reunion complicated by Harvey’s ex-wife Melissa Gregg and their daughter Lottie. During his time on the council, Harvey wins election, opposes plans for resort development, faces corruption allegations, and eventually resigns amid vote-rigging accusations.

After legal challenges and community service obligations, Harvey sells his home and moves in with Roo and Lottie. A custody dispute arises between Harvey and Melissa over Lottie, ending with Lottie leaving with her mother. Harvey proposes marriage to Roo; they wed and jointly manage the caravan park while acting as guardians to teenage runaways Maddy Osborne and Spencer Harrington.

Following a fishing trip with close friend Winston Markman that results in Harvey disappearing for several months, he returns visibly changed. Feeling estranged from Summer Bay and Roo, they divorce, allowing Harvey to leave town while maintaining contact with Spencer.

Jake Pirovic

Jake Pirovic, played by Fletcher Humphrys, made his debut on 22 July 2011 and exited the series on 23 January 2012, with a subsequent return in 2014. His co-actor Tai Hara (Andy Barrett) characterized Jake as a "shady" individual who provides Andy with a sense of validation, despite leading him into dangerous situations. Jake’s comeback storyline ultimately culminates in a murder that significantly affects major characters.

As the leader of a rival surf gang opposing the River Boys, Jake becomes romantically involved with Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister). He is apprehended alongside Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) during a police raid but is subsequently released. Jake demands the return of his drugs from Darryl Braxton (Steve Peacocke) and abducts Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds). After a brutal confrontation resulting in Brax being stabbed, Jake is incarcerated. His brother Hammer (Benedict Samuel) then assumes control of the gang but is killed by Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson) amid a botched kidnapping attempt. Following his release, Jake avenges Charlie’s death by killing her and engages in violent altercations with Brax before being sent back to prison.

Two years later, Jake reappears as the head of a drug trafficking group to which Andy Barrett owes money. Employing intimidation tactics such as kidnapping Josh and Evie MacGuire, he pressures Andy to settle his debts. Holding Brax responsible for his brother’s demise, Jake manipulates Andy into assisting him against Brax. When Andy refuses to comply further, Jake escalates the violence by fatally shooting Casey Braxton.

After Casey’s death, Jake shows no remorse and continues to target Brax. A high-speed chase ends with Jake sustaining severe injuries in a car accident. He is hospitalized and placed in a medically induced coma. It is later revealed that Jake had been moved to a low-security psychiatric institution after being declared not criminally responsible for his previous offenses but escaped custody.

Brax attempts to terminate Jake’s life support but is stopped by law enforcement. Subsequently, Andy secretly disconnects Jake’s life support, leading to his death.

Hammer

Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, portrayed by Benedict Samuel, first appeared on 22 August 2011. Announced on 30 July 2011, Hammer is introduced as the younger brother of Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) and a member of a gang rivaling the River Boys. Upon Jake’s imprisonment, Hammer takes over leadership of the gang, intensifying conflicts with the Braxton brothers, especially after Heath Braxton acts as a witness facilitating Jake’s early release.

Hammer’s faction retaliates violently against the Braxtons through assaults and arson attacks, prompting police intervention. They also target Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites) by forcibly removing his tattoo and leaving him at the Braxtons’ home. Hammer’s aggressive maneuvers escalate tensions further through threats directed at Darryl "Brax" Braxton (Steve Peacocke) and Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson).

Following the death of Jake’s girlfriend Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister), Hammer intensifies efforts to claim Braxton territory and focuses on Charlie. He kidnaps her, coercing Brax into a deadly confrontation intended to end both their lives. The conflict concludes when Charlie fatally shoots Hammer, bringing his violent leadership to an end.

Hammer’s storyline emphasizes themes of strategic gang leadership, territorial disputes, loyalty, power struggles, and retaliation within the series narrative.

Stu Henderson

Stuart "Stu" Henderson, brought to life by Brenton Thwaites, made his first appearance on 23 August 2011. Soon after moving to Sydney, Thwaites landed this five-month recurring role on Home and Away, which he regarded as an important opportunity for professional growth. Stu is introduced as a fresh addition to the Bay's River Boys, playing a central part in a major storyline throughout 2011.

Characterized as a disruptive presence, Stu ignites tension with rival gang leader Hammer. Their feud escalates into a brutal fight following an assault by Hammer's crew, during which Stu's "Blood & Sand" tattoo is forcibly removed. This event heightens animosity between the gangs and propels significant plot developments.

Stu’s narrative also explores a turbulent relationship with Sasha Bezmel, characterized by emotional instability and episodes of violence, ultimately resulting in legal repercussions for Stu. His father, Alan Henderson, is intricately involved in these unfolding events.

In February 2012, Alf Stewart discovers Stu’s dead body at the caravan park, triggering a police inquiry that casts suspicion on several locals. Sasha admits to causing Stu’s death in self-defense during a confrontation; it is later uncovered that Dennis Harling relocated Stu’s body to the caravan park. Sasha is eventually acquitted.

Stu’s storyline highlights themes such as gang conflicts, adolescent defiance, and domestic abuse, enriching the series’ examination of complex social challenges relevant to its audience.

Sasha Bezmel

Sasha Bezmel, portrayed by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Although Isabelle Cornish initially auditioned for the role, Harman was ultimately cast and moved from Brisbane to Sydney to take it on. Sasha is the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). Following her mother’s fatal car accident, she relocates to Summer Bay to live with her father and half-siblings. Harman described Sasha as "sassy, angry, stubborn and rebellious." The official show website characterized her as "uncontrollable, naughty and independent," representing the typical teenage urge to "go wild and ruin their future." For this part, Harman earned a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2012 Logie Awards.

Mark Gilmour

Mark Gilmour, played by Shane Emmett, made his debut on 22 September 2011 in a substantial guest role. Emmett is the brother of the late Home and Away actress Belinda Emmett. Mark is introduced as the affluent boyfriend of Gypsy Nash (Kimberley Cooper). His relationship with Gypsy's daughter, Lily Smith (Charlie Rose Maclennan), is strained due to Lily’s difficulty accepting a new paternal figure.

During his stay in Summer Bay, Mark has confrontations with Lily and proposes sending her to boarding school, an idea opposed by Gypsy. Their evening deteriorates when Lily exposes Gypsy’s one-night stand with Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead), prompting Mark to confront Liam at Angelo's. This incident leads Gypsy to end their relationship.

Hayley O'Connor

Hayley O'Connor, played by Alyssa McClelland, made her first appearance on 10 October 2011. McClelland had previously featured in Home and Away portraying Brooke MacPherson.

Hayley acts as the legal representative for Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and provides support to his brother, Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke), during his time in custody. Peacocke characterized Hayley as "shrewd," exploiting Brax's fragile condition. Their association stirs unease with Brax’s intermittent partner, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), who suspects he has moved on after witnessing their interactions. Peacocke remarked on the "mystery" surrounding Hayley's intentions in Summer Bay. McClelland reprised her role on 30 April 2012.

In legal proceedings, Hayley defends Casey against arson allegations, but he is found guilty and sentenced to Juvenile Detention. She subsequently deceives Charlie by hinting at a romantic involvement with Brax, which leads to a kiss and a surfing session. When Brax is interrogated regarding a robbery, he cites Hayley as his alibi; she later withdraws this fabricated testimony before departing the area.

Hayley reappears when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) enlists her help to prevent Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. She confronts Brax about Charlie's demise, confessing that she framed him and assisted in freeing Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) due to her previous struggles with substance abuse. Although Brax blames her for Charlie’s death, he ultimately chooses to let her go.

Others

16–22 June | 'Kate Hanlon ' | Mikayla Southgate | Student assisting Dexter Walker academically while temporarily posing as his girlfriend. 15 July – 9 August | 'Dean O'Mara ' | Rick Donald | Arrives for B&S Ball; implicated in Bianca Scott’s rape and hit-and-run incident leading to arrest. 15 July – 2 September | 'Kelly O'Mara ' | Martika Sullivan | Dean’s sister residing in Summer Bay, dates Xavier Austin, works at Angelo’s, leaves after Dean’s arrest. 21 July – 27 October, 25 November 2015 – 27 April 2016 | 'David Joyce ' | Don Halbert | Police Inspector managing River Boys investigations; later promoted to Superintendent suspending Katarina Chapman. 22–26 July | 'Mick ' | Ben Barber | River Boy involved in gang activities threatening Bianca Scott and Liam Murphy. 25–29 July 2014, 1 December 2016 – 2 February 2017 | 'Darcy Callahan ' | Alea O'Shea | Daughter of Tegan Callahan with disputed paternity involving Darryl and Heath Braxton; involved in custody disputes and bullying episodes. 23 August – 1 September | 'Rhonda O'Mara ' | May Lloyd | Mother of Dean and Kelly O'Mara managing farm life challenges alongside Xavier Austin. 5 September–18 April 2012 | 'Felix Bezmel ' | Max Felice | Sasha Bezmel’s half-brother who runs away from home to live with Sasha but returns following family issues. 6 September–28 February 2012 | 'Dennis Harling ' | Danny Roberts (Australian actor) | Developer planning Summer Bay project affecting Romeo Smith’s charter business; faces resistance from Harvey Ryan. 28 September–15 March 2012 | 'Alicia Spears/Angela ' | Chelsea Giles | Summer Bay High student initially friends with Sasha Bezmel but distances herself due to bullying dynamics. 5–18 October | 'Samuel Foster ' | Alexander Bruszt | River Boy involved in robbery framing Darryl Braxton; arrested alongside accomplice Benji Perrin. 13 October | 'Phil Jamison ' | Adrian Pudlyk | Hospital physician overseeing Irene Roberts' chemotherapy treatments. 18–25 October | 'Benji Perrin ' | Andrew Steel | Recently released prisoner engaged in criminal activities including petrol station robbery. 18–22 October | 'Simon Peet ' | Rory Williamson | Petrol station owner victimized by robbery; briefly dates Charlie Buckton. 24 October | 'Tai chi instructor ' | Jackie Murray | Conducts beach classes aimed at stress relief among local students. 2 November | 'Lachie ' | Gig Clarke | Attempts friendship with Sasha Bezmel but is confronted by River Boys after conflicts arise. 2 November | 'Dan ' | Remy Brand | Flirts with Ruby Buckton but is chased off by River Boys. 2 November | 'Luke ' | Nick Shields | Prospective car buyer causing disputes with Xavier Austin. 3 November–17 February 2012 | 'Dallas Phillips ' | Emma Griffin | Schoolies visitor known as "virgin slayer"; develops relationship with Dexter Walker while caring for her son William Phillips. 3 November | 'Melissa ' | Carissa Walford ||| Schoolies participant seeking surfing lessons from Romeo Smith. 4 November ||| Girl Schoolie ||| Sarah Pope ||| Student taking surfing lessons from Romeo Smith during Schoolies week. 7 November ||| Schoolies girl ||| Demi Bryant ||| Observes Romeo Smith providing surfing lessons during Schoolies week. 8 November ||| Carrie ||| Shannon Dooley ||| Nurse informing Irene Roberts about remission status and arranging a date between Sid Walker and herself before Irene intervenes. 11 November ||| Gary ||| Daniel Marsh ||| River Boys member who whistles at April Scott on the beach. 12 November ||| Jonathan Brewer ||| Louis McIntosh ||| Potential school formal date for April Scott, ultimately rejected without conflict. 15 November–7 February 2012 ||| Geoffrey King ||| Geoff Morrell (actor) ||| Businessman attempting to purchase Angelo's restaurant for illicit operations; uses coercive tactics resulting in confrontation with Brax brothers. 16 November ||| Cody Matthews ||| Melissa Ambrosini ||| Surfer competing locally who mocks Mink Smith's abilities during competition. 18 November–17 February 2012 ||| William Phillips ||| Daniel Place ||| Son of Dallas Phillips hospitalized while Dexter Walker supports care arrangements including housing solutions. 21 November ||| Peter ||| Matthew Moore ||| Hired by Harvey Ryan to gather intelligence on Dennis Harling's development project through bribery schemes involving Romeo Smith.

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
24 January – 5 October	Judge/Magistrate Hanson	Rhett Walton	Presides over Alf Stewart's court case, sentencing Casey Braxton to thirty days in juvenile detention.
24 January	Clerk	Anthony Milne	Court clerk appearing during Alf Stewart's hearing.
27 January – 21 November	Summer Horgan-Jones	Jaimee Taylor-Nielsen	New student at Summer Bay High who befriends Ruby Buckton, Romeo Smith, and Xavier Austin; involved in a bicycle accident resulting in injury; later flirts with Casey Braxton.
27 January – 25 January 2012	Jase McKenzie	Nick Bartlett	Bully targeting VJ Patterson and April Scott; involved in incidents including taunting Sasha Bezmel.
31 January, 5 October–19 November 2013, 19 May 2014, 17 March 2015 – 5 May 2016	Constable Nader/Neal Stevenson	Michele-Antonio Mattiuzzi	Police officer engaged in investigations such as robbery and noise complaints; enforces bail conditions.
31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014	Shandi Ayres	Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014)	Daughter of John Palmer whose identity was stolen; returns for John's wedding.
1 February	Park Worker	Peter Cridland	Bribed by Angelo Rosetta to aid Daria Hennessy.
1 February	Lifesaver	Christian Miranda	Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer.
2 February	René Lisle	Akos Armont	April Scott's French contact met online.
9 February	Stephanie	Jacinta Acevski	University guide providing reassurance to pregnant students.
9 February	Simone Bollen	Angela Bauer	University lecturer advising Nicole Franklin on coursework during pregnancy.
9 February	Evan	Ryan Oliver Gelbart	University student who distances himself from pregnant Nicole Franklin.
18–21 February	Rick	Curtis Oakes	Member of River Boys involved in a prank kidnapping of Dexter Walker.
18 February–20 June	Pee Wee	Ty Hungerford	Accomplice in kidnapping and drug-related offenses; hospitalized following assault; attempts a drug deal aboard Romeo Smith's boat.
21 February–31 May	Brodie Upton	Guy Edmonds	River Boys member engaged in harassment, marijuana cultivation, and hostage situations; later seeks Darryl Braxton’s assistance to flee the country.
23 February–31 May	Emily Logan	Madison Kerry	Student at Summer Bay who bullies peers and briefly dates Romeo Smith; diagnosed with chlamydia contracted from Romeo.
23 February–26 March 2012	Rob Mitchell	Matty Burn	River Boy causing disturbances at the Surf Club; informs Heath Braxton about Romeo's business intentions; vandalizes Alf Stewart's election posters.
25 February – 15 March	Leo	Haydn Robertson	River Boy appearing alongside main gang members.
24 February – 4 April	Grace Johnson	Clare Chihambakwe	Married Elijah Johnson to secure medical treatment for her son; faces immigration challenges after marriage is revealed as fraudulent; son Thabo dies during treatment.
24 February – 21 March	Thabo Manthenga	Joshua Mbakwe	Grace Johnson's son undergoing medical care in Summer Bay; passes away following surgical complications.
2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016	Cheryl Braxton	Suzi Dougherty	Mother of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family affairs including Heath’s marriage and custody disputes.
10 March	Bill Lawson	Ian McPhee	Contacted by Charlie Buckton for information concerning Darryl Braxton.
10 March	Cameron Sangster	Jo Turner	Attorney representing Darryl Braxton; requests dismissal of charges.
14 March – 2 June	Keith Irwin	Alan Lovell	Oversees victims of crime group attended by Colleen Smart; relationship ends after marijuana is discovered at his residence.
14 March	Teena	Paige Gardiner	Shares experience of being held hostage during victims of crime group meeting.
14 March	Mick	Michael Howlett	Participant in victims of crime group alongside Colleen Smart.
18–29 March	Angus McCathie	Tim Pocock	University student dating Nicole Franklin; withdraws after learning she plans to give up her baby for adoption.
5 April	Janelle Riley	Dina Gillespie	Runs Bayside Mission; employs Elijah Johnson.
22–26 April	Billy McVeigh	Dallas Bigelow	Seeks accommodation at Bayside Mission; later arrested for assault and work-related issues involving Romeo Smith's boat.
27 April – 2 June	Vanessa Unley	Sarah Chadwick	Old acquaintance of Gina Austin who visits Summer Bay and participates in local events including a music festival and camping trip.
27 April – 21 June	George (son of Nicole Franklin)	Multiple actors	Infant son given up for adoption by Nicole Franklin to Marilyn Chambers; later returned to Nicole who departs Summer Bay with him and Angelo Rosetta.
9–10 May	Gary O'Connor	Grant Dodwell	President of Wilson's Bay Surf Club and rival to John Palmer; suffers heart attack following altercation at Surf Carnival.
24 May	'Carla Rosetta '	Mother of Angelo Rosetta visiting hospital.
3 June – 19 July	'Laura Carmody '	Friend of Roo Stewart who co-organizes fundraising events and dates Elijah Johnson before absconding with Roo’s money.
'Douglas Graham ' \| Shane Porteous \| Grandfather of Penn Graham visiting Summer Bay to meet great-grandson George.

External links

Cast and characters on the Official Australian Home and Away site
Cast and characters on the Official UK Home and Away site
Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database