List of Home and Away characters introduced in 2011

Home and Away

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television, Entertainment
Founded	January 17, 1988 (1988-01-17)
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia
Website	7plus.com.au/home-and-away

Home and Away is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on the Seven Network on 17 January 1988. Below is a compilation of characters introduced throughout 2011, listed according to their debut dates, all brought in under the guidance of series producer Cameron Welsh. The show's 24th season commenced broadcasting on 24 January 2011. In February, the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey—made their first appearances. April saw the arrival of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe, followed by Marty Jones in June. July introduced Tegan Callahan as well as Fletcher Humphrys in the role of Gang Member Jake Pirovic. August brought new faces including Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel. In September, Shane Emmett joined the cast as Mark Gilmour, with lawyer Hayley O'Connor arriving in October.

Darryl Braxton

Darryl "Brax" Braxton, played by Steve Peacocke, made his debut on 16 February 2011. The casting was revealed on 9 January 2011. Peacocke described his audition experience as highly enjoyable. Darryl is the oldest among the Braxton brothers, collectively known as The River Boys, a surf gang notorious for their rebellious image. He carries a "chip on his shoulder" and commands respect within the local surfing community. Peacocke highlighted Brax’s ambition to leave behind a troubled history and establish a stable family environment. He also strives to steer his younger brothers, Heath (Dan Ewing) and Casey (Lincoln Younes), away from trouble. Soon after arriving, Darryl began a romantic relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). For his performance, Peacocke earned the 2012 Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent.

Heath Braxton

Heath Braxton, portrayed by Daniel Ewing, first appeared on 16 February 2011, exited on 29 July 2014, and returned briefly on 23 September 2014. As the middle brother of the Braxtons, Heath was initially characterized as someone feared by both law enforcement and locals in Mangrove River due to his volatile temper. Ewing’s casting was announced on 24 September 2010, marking his second role on Home and Away after previously portraying Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for this part, Ewing focused on improving his physical fitness, acknowledging that producers likely preferred actors with athletic builds for surfer roles. He also expressed relief that surfing abilities were not tested during auditions.

Casey Braxton

Casey Braxton, enacted by Lincoln Younes, debuted on 17 February 2011 and departed on 16 September 2014. The youngest of the Braxton brothers, Casey is depicted as someone attempting to distance himself from the River Boys’ notorious image and had been expelled from his former school. Younes had intended to travel to London but chose to accept this role following a successful audition and relocated to Sydney for filming. Casey is portrayed as a contemporary version of Rebel Without a Cause, grappling with feelings of alienation and searching for purpose while often living in the shadow of his older siblings. His storyline includes a romantic involvement with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds), who had previously been involved with Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell).

Miranda Jacobs

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

In early 2011, Cheadle joined the cast of Home and Away as a romantic interest for one of the main characters. As a professional surfer herself, Cheadle's portrayal of Miranda challenged the usual "beach blond surfer" image commonly seen in Summer Bay. Miranda competes against Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) during the Surf Carnival, with both actresses performing their own surfing stunts. She questions Xavier’s maturity, briefly dating him before uncovering his deception about attending university. Although she gives him another chance, Xavier’s ongoing dishonesty ultimately leads to their breakup.

Xavier first encounters Miranda when delivering pizza to her house. Their connection grows through social events like parties and art shows, and Miranda offers to coach him for the Surf Carnival. When she discovers that Xavier is still a student, she confronts him about his falsehoods and ends their relationship. During the Surf Carnival race, Miranda emerges victorious after deliberately cutting off Ruby, causing her to fall into the water; Xavier defends Miranda against allegations of cheating.

Though Miranda’s role was limited and recurring, she introduced tension within existing relationships and contributed significantly to storylines centered on youth maturity and competitive spirit.

Kieran Monroe

Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, first appeared on 6 April 2011 as a recurring figure in Home and Away. He was introduced as a love interest for Indigo Walker, but his persistent behavior often made others uneasy.

Hazzard described Kieran as a goal-oriented student determined to excel academically and in his relationship with Indigo (Samara Weaving). His aspirations include owning a farm and becoming a committed husband and father. Despite his straightforward attitude, Kieran faces emotional struggles, feeling manipulated by those around him.

Kieran meets Indigo at a party and quickly develops feelings for her, making efforts to impress her family to strengthen their connection. He is aware of Indigo’s previous relationship with ex-boyfriend Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell) and aims to eliminate Romeo as competition. Hazzard noted Kieran’s "dangerous streak" but stressed that his actions are motivated by love rather than ill intent, portraying him more as lovesick than villainous.

His pursuit involves sending flirtatious messages and assisting Indigo with chores. When she rejects further contact, Kieran’s persistence intensifies; he offers rides to Indigo and her friend Nicole Franklin (Tessa James) but attempts to take Indigo somewhere against her wishes. This escalates into a tense confrontation where Kieran tries to force Indigo into his car until Romeo intervenes.

Critics labeled Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "an overly intense suitor," emphasizing his disturbing behavior around Indigo.

Marty Jones

Marty Jones, played by Matty Lui, arrived on screen on 27 June 2011. Lui earned the role following an audition held in Hawaii. A five-time surfing champion from Hawaii, Lui’s real-life experience was woven into Marty’s storyline. On set, he also taught co-star Samara Weaving how to surf.

Roo Stewart, Romeo Smith, and Indi Walker travel to Hawaii for a tourism event where Marty acts as a business associate of Roo and Romeo. Indi manages to win Marty’s favor, leading him to offer her employment, which she turns down. Marty supports Indi and Romeo's marriage during their visit. While Roo spends time with Marty to avoid Sid Walker, Marty encourages her instead to pursue a relationship with Sid.

Tegan Callahan

Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, made her debut on 4 July 2011 as the former partner of Darryl Braxton, seeking to rekindle their relationship. Announced in April 2011, Burmeister described Tegan as a cunning and "vicious" figure, a departure from her typical roles. This part offered Burmeister the chance to delve into a more sinister character, which she found intriguing.

Tegan arrives in Summer Bay at the behest of Darryl's mother, who requests her to look into his recent behavior amidst family disputes. She confronts Darryl regarding his involvement with Charlie Buckton and actively tries to undermine their romance. Despite Darryl’s warnings, Tegan remains persistent, revealing she is currently involved with Jake Pirovic and is entangled in local issues, including drug-related activities.

The narrative intensifies when Tegan discloses that Darryl is the father of her daughter Darcy, initially creating mistrust and conflict. Following several altercations and a severe car accident during a storm, Tegan is hospitalized and ultimately succumbs to her injuries. Her actions leave a profound effect on central characters and story arcs throughout her presence on the show.

Harvey Ryan

Harvey Ryan, brought to life by Marcus Graham, first appeared on 10 August 2011. Originally intended as a short-term guest character, Graham extended his tenure through 2012, citing his positive experience on set and enjoyment of the role. Harvey is depicted as a knowledgeable local in sailing and boating who operates a fishing charter business in Summer Bay. His charisma and nautical skills make him a prominent community member, though he frequently finds himself at odds with locals such as Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), particularly over business rivalries and mooring disputes.

Graham concluded filming by mid-2013, with his exit described as mutual and amicable. He expressed openness to returning in the future.

Harvey's storyline encompasses business competition, especially with Romeo, involving client poaching and accusations of sabotage. Despite initial hostility, they eventually join forces on a marina project that merges Harvey’s mooring rights with Romeo’s vessel. His romantic relationship with Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker) experiences fluctuations due to business tensions and personal betrayals, including Harvey’s attempt to purchase Romeo’s boat and a brief liaison with his ex-wife Melissa.

On the political front, Harvey secures a council seat over Alf Stewart but resigns amid allegations of electoral fraud and ensuing legal repercussions, which result in community service and fines affecting his financial standing.

Family matters are pivotal to Harvey's storyline; his ex-wife Melissa and daughter Lottie enter the scene, leading to custody disputes complicated by past tragedies involving their son Ben. Eventually, Lottie decides to remain in Summer Bay before departing with Melissa.

Harvey marries Roo, and together they manage the local caravan park while acting as guardians for teenage runaways Maddy Osborne and Spencer Harrington. After a mysterious disappearance during a fishing trip with his close friend Winston Markman, Harvey returns transformed. Acknowledging their growing apart, he and Roo divorce amicably, allowing him to leave Summer Bay while maintaining connections with Spencer.

Jake Pirovic

Jake Pirovic, played by Fletcher Humphrys, made his initial appearance on 22 July 2011 and exited on 23 January 2012, before returning in 2014. His character was described by Tai Hara (who portrays Andy Barrett) as a "shady" individual who offers Andy a sense of belonging, albeit steering him toward self-destructive decisions. Jake’s storyline in 2014 concluded with a homicide.

As the leader of a competing surf gang opposing the River Boys, Jake is romantically involved with Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister). Following a drug raid that led to his arrest alongside Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing), Jake was released and demanded the return of his drugs from Heath’s brother, Darryl (Steve Peacocke). In retaliation, Jake abducted their younger sibling Casey (Lincoln Younes) and Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds). To secure their freedom, Brax returned the drugs, but after discovering some missing, Jake stabbed him. Subsequently, Jake was incarcerated. During his imprisonment, his brother Hammer (Benedict Samuel) took over gang leadership but was killed by Charlie Buckton following a failed kidnapping attempt. Upon release, Jake avenged Hammer’s death by killing Charlie.

Jake repeatedly clashed with Brax, resulting in his capture and re-sentencing by law enforcement. Two years later, he reemerged as the head of a drug syndicate to whom Andy Barrett owed money. Jake orchestrated assaults and kidnappings to exert pressure on Andy. Holding Brax responsible for Hammer’s demise, Jake manipulated Andy into assisting with targeting Brax. When Andy declined further involvement, Jake kidnapped Josh MacGuire and Evie MacGuire as leverage. During their rescue, Jake shot Casey, who later succumbed to his injuries.

Remaining defiant, Jake’s actions prompted Brax to seek vengeance. After a high-speed pursuit ended in a crash that left Jake critically injured, he was hospitalized and placed in an induced coma. It was later disclosed that Jake had been moved to a low-security psychiatric facility after being found not criminally responsible for previous offenses. Brax attempted to terminate Jake’s life support but was prevented by authorities; nonetheless, Andy ultimately disconnected the machine, causing Jake’s death.

Hammer

Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, portrayed by Benedict Samuel, first appeared on 22 August 2011. Announced on 30 July 2011, Hammer is affiliated with a gang rivaling the River Boys and serves as the enforcer despite having a lean physique. Characterized as a "big, hard guy with a lot of attitude," he operates under the command of his brother Jake and assumes leadership of the gang during Jake’s incarceration.

Hammer confronts Darryl "Brax" Braxton and responds with violence upon learning that Heath Braxton had turned informant to secure Jake's early release. His gang assaults Heath, escalating tensions through acts such as arson and physical confrontations with the River Boys. Police efforts fail to suppress the conflict, and Hammer’s group further intimidates rivals by forcibly removing a tattoo from Stu Henderson.

During a traffic stop, officers Charlie Buckton and Georgina Watson discover suspicious items in Hammer's vehicle. After the death of Jake’s girlfriend Tegan Callahan, Hammer issues threats against Brax for retribution. He masterminds attacks targeting both Brax and Charlie, culminating in Charlie being shot from Hammer's car. Although suspected of the shooting, Hammer refuses to provide any information.

At Tegan’s funeral, Hammer demands that Brax relinquish his territory and abducts Charlie to bait Brax into a deadly showdown. The confrontation concludes with Charlie fatally shooting Hammer during their fight.

Stu Henderson

Stuart "Stu" Henderson, brought to life by Brenton Thwaites, made his first appearance on 23 August 2011. After moving from Cairns to Sydney in April 2011, Thwaites landed a five-month recurring role on Home and Away. He regarded the role as an excellent chance to develop his skills and spoke highly of his fellow cast members. Stu is introduced as a fresh recruit to the Bay's River Boys, characterized as a provocative element within the group. His storyline throughout the year centers on intense rivalries between gangs and complicated romantic relationships.

The conflict between Stu and Hammer's gang intensifies following an incident where Stu and Heath Braxton vandalize Hammer’s vehicle, igniting a gang feud that peaks with Stu being assaulted and forcibly having his River Boys tattoo removed. This event sparks a violent clash between the rival factions. Stu’s romantic involvement with Sasha Bezmel encounters difficulties, including violent episodes that result in legal troubles. Additionally, Stu’s father, Alan Henderson, plays a pivotal role by exerting significant influence over him.

In February 2012, Alf Stewart discovers Stu’s body lifeless at the caravan park, triggering a murder investigation that implicates several residents of the Bay. It is eventually uncovered that Sasha killed Stu in self-defense during a confrontation, with Dennis Harling relocating Stu’s body to the park. Sasha is ultimately acquitted of the charges.

Stu’s narrative explores themes such as gang hostility, youth aggression, and intricate family relationships within the broader storyline.

Sasha Bezmel

Sasha Bezmel, portrayed by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Although Isabelle Cornish initially auditioned for the role, Harman was cast and moved from Brisbane to Sydney to take it on. Sasha is depicted as the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). After her mother dies in a car accident, Sasha relocates to Summer Bay to live with her father and half-siblings. Harman described Sasha as "sassy, angry, stubborn and rebellious." The show's official website portrayed her as uncontrollable, mischievous, and fiercely independent—typical traits of a rebellious teenager. For this performance, Harman earned a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2012 Logie Awards.

Mark Gilmour

Mark Gilmour, enacted by Shane Emmett, made his debut on 22 September 2011 in an extended guest capacity. 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). Their relationship faces strain due to Gypsy’s daughter, Lily Smith, who struggles to accept Mark’s presence. Mark proposes sending Lily to boarding school, but Gypsy opposes this idea. The situation escalates when Lily reveals Gypsy’s one-night stand with Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead) during dinner; Mark confronts Liam afterward and ends his relationship with Gypsy.

Hayley O'Connor

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

Hayley works as a lawyer representing Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and offers support to his brother, Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke), during his incarceration. Peacocke described Hayley as "cunning," exploiting Brax’s vulnerable position. The dynamic between Hayley and Brax creates tension with Brax’s intermittent girlfriend, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), who suspects Brax has moved on after observing them together. Peacocke suggested there is an underlying agenda behind Hayley’s arrival in Summer Bay, adding complexity to her character. According to the official Home and Away site, McClelland filmed scenes under difficult conditions, including cold weather at Palm Beach. Hayley made a return appearance on 30 April 2012.

In court proceedings, Hayley defends Casey against arson accusations; however, he is found guilty and sentenced to Juvenile Detention. She indirectly exposes Charlie's relationship with Brax, heightening existing tensions. Hayley shares a kiss with Brax and spends time with him—including a surfing lesson—that fuels Charlie's jealousy further. When Brax faces questioning over a robbery, he uses Hayley as an alibi; she later withdraws her statement before departing town. Hayley comes back when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) hires her to prevent Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. A confrontation near a cliff leads Hayley to confess she framed Brax and assisted in freeing Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) from prison due to her past struggles with drug addiction. Although Brax blames her for Charlie's death, he ultimately lets her go free.

Others

9 June | 'Douglas Graham ' | Shane Porteous | Penn Graham’s grandfather visiting Summer Bay to meet great-grandson George. 16–22 June | 'Kate Hanlon ' | Mikayla Southgate | School pupil collaborating academically with Dexter Walker; assists managing social situations involving April Scott. 15 July – 9 August | 'Dean O'Mara ' | Rick Donald | Attends B&S Ball; involved in criminal offenses including rape and attempted vehicular assault on Bianca Scott; arrested following intervention. 15 July – 2 September | 'Kelly O'Mara ' | Martika Sullivan | Sister of Dean O'Mara; develops relationship with Xavier Austin, works locally, departs after brother’s arrest. 21 July – 27 October, 25 November 2015 – 27 April 2016 | 'David Joyce ' | Don Halbert | Police Inspector overseeing River Boys investigations; later promoted to Superintendent suspending Katarina Chapman. 22–26 July | 'Mick ' | Ben Barber | River Boy engaged in gang activities threatening residents including Bianca Scott. 25–29 July 2014, 1 December 2016 – 2 February 2017 | 'Darcy Callahan ' | Alea O'Shea | Daughter of Tegan Callahan; initially believes Darryl Braxton is her father but learns Heath Braxton is biological father; involved in custody disputes and school conflicts. 23 August – 1 September | 'Rhonda O'Mara ' | May Lloyd | Mother of Dean and Kelly O'Mara; manages family farm operations and interacts with Xavier Austin. 5 September–18 April 2012 | 'Felix Bezmel ' | Max Felice | Sasha Bezmel’s half-brother who runs away to Summer Bay seeking refuge before returning home after family reconciliation. 6 September–28 February 2012 | 'Dennis Harling ' | Danny Roberts (Australian actor) | Developer planning Summer Bay project; hires Romeo Smith for business opportunities but faces opposition from Harvey Ryan’s council campaign. 28 September–15 March 2012 | 'Alicia Spears/Angela ' | Chelsea Giles | Summer Bay High student introduced as Sasha Bezmel’s friend, later distanced due to bullying issues. 5–18 October | 'Samuel Foster ' | Alexander Bruszt | River Boy involved in criminal activities including petrol station robbery framing Darryl Braxton. 13 October | 'Phil Jamison ' | Adrian Pudlyk | Hospital physician managing Irene Roberts’ chemotherapy treatments. 18–25 October | 'Benji Perrin ' | Andrew Steel | Recently released prisoner engaging in robbery and implicating Darryl Braxton during police interrogation. 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 helping students manage exam stress. 2 November | 'Lachie ' | Gig Clarke | Attempts friendship with Sasha Bezmel resulting in conflict with River Boys. 2 November | 'Dan ' | Remy Brand | Flirts with Ruby Buckton but is driven off by River Boys. 2 November | 'Luke ' | Nick Shields | Prospective car buyer engaging Xavier Austin but withdraws post-test drive causing dispute. 3 November–17 February 2012 | 'Dallas Phillips ' | Emma Griffin | Known as "virgin slayer"; develops relationship with Dexter Walker while managing challenges of single motherhood. 3 November | 'Melissa ' | Carissa Walford | Participant in Schoolies week surfing lessons led by Romeo Smith. 4 November | 'Girl Schoolie ' | Sarah Pope | Takes surfing lessons during Schoolies week events. 7 November | 'Schoolies girl ' | Demi Bryant | Observes Romeo Smith’s surf lessons during Schoolies week festivities. 8 November  |' Carrie '| Shannon Dooley  |' Nurse delivering remission news to Irene Roberts; involved romantically with Sid Walker.' | 11 November  |' Gary '| Daniel Marsh  |' Member of River Boys expressing interest in April Scott.' | 12 November  |' Jonathan Brewer '| Louis McIntosh  |' Attends car sale linked to school formal date storyline involving April Scott.' | 15 November–7 February 2012  |' Geoffrey King '| Geoff Morrell (actor)  |' Businessman attempting to acquire Angelo’s restaurant for illicit purposes; coerces Heath Braxton leading to Leah Patterson-Baker's intervention.' | 16 November  |' Cody Matthews '| Melissa Ambrosini  |' Surfer competing against Mink Smith, mocking her performance.' | 18 November–17 February 2012  |' William Phillips '| Daniel Place  |' Son of Dallas Phillips requiring medical care while mother faces housing difficulties.' | 21 November  |' Peter '| Matthew Moore  |' Employed by Harvey Ryan to gather information on Dennis Harling’s development plans through bribery.' |

Date(s)	Role	Performer	Context
24 January – 5 October	Judge/Magistrate Hanson	Rhett Walton	Oversees Alf Stewart's trial, ultimately sentencing Casey Braxton to juvenile detention.
24 January	Court Clerk	Anthony Milne	Appears as the clerk during Alf Stewart's courtroom proceedings.
27 January – 21 November	Summer Horgan-Jones	Jaimee Taylor-Nielsen	A new student at Summer Bay High who befriends main characters; involved in a bicycle accident and complex social situations including a kiss at a party with Casey Braxton.
27 January – 25 January 2012	Jase McKenzie	Nick Bartlett	A bully targeting VJ Patterson and April Scott; engages in altercations with Dexter Walker and others.
31 January, 5 October–19 November 2013, 19 May 2014, 17 March 2015 – 5 May 2016	Constable Nader/Neal Stevenson	Michele-Antonio Mattiuzzi	Law enforcement officer dealing with various incidents such as noise complaints, robbery investigations, and custody disputes involving members of the Braxton family.
31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014	Shandi Ayres	Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014)	Daughter of John Palmer; involved in an identity theft plot and returns for John’s wedding.
1 February	Park Employee	Peter Cridland	Accepts a bribe from Angelo Rosetta to enable contact with Daria.
1 February	Lifeguard	Christian Miranda	Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer.
2 February	René Lisle	Akos Armont	April Scott’s French online contact appearing via webcam.
9 February	Stephanie	Jacinta Acevski	University tour guide providing reassurance to pregnant students including Nicole Franklin.
9 February	Simone Bollen	Angela Bauer	University lecturer advising Nicole Franklin against enrolling in second-year courses while pregnant.
9 February	Evan	Ryan Oliver Gelbart	University student who briefly dates Nicole Franklin after discovering her pregnancy.
18–21 February	Rick	Curtis Oakes	Member of the River Boys involved in a prank kidnapping targeting Dexter Walker.
18 February–20 June	Pee Wee	Ty Hungerford	Collaborates in Dexter Walker’s kidnapping; participates in hospital assault and drug deal attempts; attends Charlie Buckton’s birthday celebration.
21 February–31 May	Brodie Upton	Guy Edmonds	River Boys member engaged in harassment, marijuana cultivation, and hostage situations; seeks assistance from Darryl Braxton to avoid legal consequences.
23 February–31 May	Emily Logan	Madison Kerry	Student at Summer Bay who teases peers and briefly dates Romeo Smith; contracts chlamydia from him.
23 February–26 March 2012	Rob Mitchell	Matty Burn	River Boy involved in local disturbances including defacing election posters.
25 February – 15 March	Leo	Haydn Robertson	River Boys gang member appearing alongside main group.
24 February – 4 April	Grace Johnson	Clare Chihambakwe	Arrives with husband Elijah Johnson and son Thabo under a sham marriage for immigration purposes; endures personal tragedy following Thabo’s death and faces immigration scrutiny.
24 February – 21 March	Thabo Manthenga	Joshua Mbakwe	Son of Grace Johnson undergoing medical treatment; befriends VJ Patterson before dying due to surgical complications.
2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016	Cheryl Braxton	Suzi Dougherty	Mother of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family dynamics and school-related issues including Heath’s marital problems.
10 March	Bill Lawson	Ian McPhee	Contacted by Charlie Buckton for information regarding Darryl Braxton at the Caravan Park.
10 March	Cameron Sangster	Jo Turner	Lawyer representing Darryl Braxton, advocating for charges against him to be dropped.
14 March – 2 June	Keith Irwin	Alan Lovell	Coordinator of victims of crime support group attended by Colleen Smart; relationship ends following marijuana raid at his residence.
14 March	Teena	Paige Gardiner	Shares experience as a hostage during victims of crime group meeting.
14 March	Mick	Michael Howlett	Participant in victims of crime group with Colleen Smart.
18–29 March	Angus McCathie	Tim Pocock	University student dating Nicole Franklin; withdraws after learning she intends to place her baby for adoption.
5 April	Janelle Riley	Dina Gillespie	Director of Bayside Mission; employs Elijah Johnson for outreach initiatives.
22–26 April	Billy McVeigh	Dallas Bigelow	Seeks shelter at Bayside Mission; involved in violent incidents resulting in police arrest and eventual reconciliation with Elijah Johnson.
27 April – 2 June	Vanessa Unley	Sarah Chadwick	Longtime friend of Gina Austin; participates in community events such as music festivals and camping trips with key residents.
27 April – 21 June	George (Nicole Franklin’s son)	Multiple actors (Charlie Clancy-Agius et al.)	Central figure in storyline about Nicole Franklin’s decision to give her child up for adoption and ensuing custody battles involving Marilyn Chambers and Angelo Rosetta.
9–10 May	Gary O'Connor	Grant Dodwell	Wilson's Bay Surf Club president and rival to John Palmer; instigates conflict culminating in heart attack after surf carnival loss.
24 May	'Carla Rosetta '	Cris Parker	Angelo Rosetta’s mother; visits son in hospital interacting with Roo Stewart and Nicole Franklin.
3 June – 19 July	'Laura Carmody '	Roo Stewart’s friend; co-organizes fundraising for African hospital; dates Elijah Johnson before absconding with funds.

External links

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