Mark Gilmour
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television soap opera |
| Founded | January 17, 1988 |
| 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 compilation highlights characters introduced during 2011, all under the direction of series producer Cameron Welsh. The show's 24th season began airing on 24 January 2011. In February, the Braxton siblings—Darryl, Heath, and Casey—made their first appearances. April saw the introductions of Miranda Jacobs and Kieran Monroe, followed by Marty Jones in June, and Tegan Callahan in July. Actor Fletcher Humphrys joined as gang member Jake Pirovic. August brought new characters including Harvey Ryan, Hammer, Stu Henderson, and Sasha Bezmel. In September, Shane Emmett debuted 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. Announced on 9 January 2011, Peacocke described the audition process as "a lot of fun." Brax is the eldest among three brothers collectively known as The River Boys, a surf gang notorious for their rebellious image. Channel Seven's Home and Away website describes him as having a "troubled reputation and a chip on his shoulder," yet he is respected within the surfing community as a legend. Peacocke explained that Brax is motivated to overcome his difficult past to establish a stable family life, while also striving to keep his younger brothers, Heath (Daniel Ewing) and Casey (Lincoln Younes), out of trouble. Shortly after his arrival, Darryl began a romantic relationship with Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson). For this portrayal, 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 among the Braxtons, Heath was initially depicted as intimidating to both local authorities and residents of Mangrove River, known for his volatile temper. He was the first River Boy whose casting was announced, revealed on 24 September 2010. This role marked Ewing's second engagement with Home and Away, having previously portrayed Reuben Humphries in 2007. To prepare for the character, Ewing undertook fitness training recognizing that physical conditioning was essential to convincingly play a surfer, although he admitted his actual surfing skills were limited.
Casey Braxton
Casey Braxton, enacted by Lincoln Younes, first appeared on 17 February 2011 and departed on 16 September 2014. The youngest of the Braxton brothers, Casey aspired to distance himself from the River Boys' notorious reputation and had been expelled from his former school. Younes had initially planned to travel to London but relocated to Sydney after securing this role. Casey is characterized as a contemporary Rebel Without a Cause, struggling to establish his identity while living in the shadow of his older brothers. His storyline included 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 comes to Summer Bay to take part in the Surf Carnival and soon starts a relationship with Xavier Austin.
In early 2011, Cheadle was cast in Home and Away as a romantic interest for one of the main characters. As a professional surfer herself, she brought genuine experience to the role, performing her own surfing stunts alongside co-star Rebecca Breeds. Miranda challenges the typical surf culture image within the community and creates conflict by revealing Xavier’s dishonesty about attending university. Although she gives him another chance, Xavier’s continual deceit puts their relationship under pressure.
Her narrative involves coaching Xavier for the Surf Carnival and engaging in a competitive rivalry with Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds). During the event, Miranda emerges victorious after causing Ruby to fall into the water, with Xavier defending her against claims of cheating. Miranda’s part was recurring yet limited, contributing both competitive tension and romantic elements to the storyline.
Kieran Monroe
Kieran Monroe, portrayed by Andrew Hazzard, also appeared from 6 April 2011 as a student and romantic interest for Indigo Walker. Introduced by Cameron Welsh, Kieran’s pursuit of Indigo is often depicted as unsettling.
Hazzard described Kieran as highly goal-driven, aiming to succeed academically and build a future as a husband and father. Despite being mistreated by others, he remains determined to win over Indigo and gain approval from her family. He quickly develops feelings for her after meeting at a party and finds it difficult to control his emotions amid their complex relationship.
Kieran also faces competition from Indigo’s ex, Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), whom he sees as an obstacle. While Hazzard acknowledged that Kieran has a "dangerous streak," he stressed that his motives are rooted in love rather than ill intent. Even during intense moments—such as when trying to persuade Indigo to get into his car—Kieran believes he is acting out of care and protection.
Throughout the plot, Kieran persistently chases Indigo—sending flirtatious messages, assisting with moving furniture, and making unexpected appearances—which culminates in a confrontation with Romeo. Critics labeled Kieran as "freaky," "a stalker," and "intense," emphasizing his obsessive tendencies.
Hazzard pointed out that Kieran is not portrayed as a villain but rather as a lovestruck individual whose emotions lead him to questionable behavior, illustrating the character’s complexity within the series.
Marty Jones
Marty Jones, enacted by Matty Lui, first appeared 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 skills were woven into Marty’s character. During production, Lui also instructed co-star Samara Weaving in surfing techniques.
Roo Stewart, Romeo Smith, and Indi Walker travel to Hawaii for a tourism event where Marty is introduced as a business associate of Roo and Romeo. Indi manages to impress Marty, who later offers her employment; however, she declines the offer. Marty supports Indi and Romeo’s marriage during their visit. Meanwhile, Roo spends time with Marty to avoid confronting Sid Walker; Marty encourages Roo to follow her feelings for Sid.
Tegan Callahan
Tegan Mary Callahan, portrayed by Saskia Burmeister, made her debut on 4 July 2011 as the former partner of Darryl Braxton, intent on rekindling their relationship. Announced in April 2011, Burmeister accepted a guest role with the possibility of returning later. She altered her appearance by bleaching her hair blonde for the role and described Tegan as a "mischievous," manipulative figure—quite different from her previous characters.
Tegan arrives in Summer Bay influenced by Darryl's mother, Cheryl, to scrutinize his life. Despite their history, Darryl remains suspicious of her, particularly after she threatens his current partner, Charlie Buckton. Her presence intensifies conflicts: she exposes Darryl as Darcy’s father but initially conceals the truth about the child's paternity. Tegan becomes entangled with Jake Pirovic and introduces drug-related elements into the plot.
Her storyline reaches a tragic end when she is involved in a car accident during a storm; after undergoing surgery, she succumbs to her injuries following a confession that she informed Hammer about Darryl and Charlie’s relationship.
Harvey Ryan
Harvey Ryan, played by Marcus Graham, first appeared on 10 August 2011. Originally hired for a short-term guest role, Graham extended his stay through 2012 after expressing enthusiasm for continuing. Harvey is portrayed as a skilled sailor and boat operator who owns a fishing charter business in Summer Bay. He is described as charismatic with "typical boatie bloke" traits but also stirs friction by competing with locals, particularly Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell), over business and mooring rights.
Graham completed filming in mid-2013; his departure was mutually agreed upon and described as "amicable." He remained open to potential future appearances.
Harvey’s rivalry with Romeo involves accusations of poaching clients and vandalizing boats, leading to legal battles and disputes with the local council over mooring permits. Despite these conflicts, Harvey later negotiates a shared business arrangement with Alf Stewart involving boats and moorings. He pursues a romantic relationship with Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), though their partnership faces obstacles including trust issues and external interference.
Politically active, Harvey runs against Alf for council, wins the election, and blocks a resort development plan, which raises suspicions of corruption. His ex-wife Melissa Gregg (Allison Cratchley) arrives with their daughter Lottie, introducing family tensions and custody disputes following the death of their son Ben. Harvey faces legal repercussions for election fraud allegations, resulting in fines and community service that force him to sell his residence.
Eventually, Harvey marries Roo and together they manage the local caravan park, acting as guardians to teenage runaways Maddy Osborne and Spencer Harrington. A fishing expedition with his close friend Winston Markman ends with Harvey missing for several months; upon his return, strained relations lead to his divorce from Roo and departure from Summer Bay.
Jake Pirovic
Jake Pirovic, enacted by Fletcher Humphrys, first appeared on 22 July 2011 and departed on 23 January 2012, returning briefly in 2014. Jake is depicted as a seasoned criminal and leader of a rival surf gang opposing the River Boys. His narrative revolves around drug-related conflicts, gang rivalries, and violent retaliation.
Jake dates Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister) and is involved in illicit activities including drug trafficking and kidnappings. After confrontations with the Braxton brothers, he abducts Casey and Ruby Buckton to reclaim drugs. Following a violent encounter where Jake stabs Darryl Braxton, he is apprehended and incarcerated. During his imprisonment, his brother Hammer (Benedict Samuel) takes over leadership but is killed by Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), prompting Jake to retaliate by murdering Charlie.
Upon release, Jake resumes hostilities against the Braxtons, leading to multiple violent clashes before being captured again. Two years later, he reappears as head of a drug syndicate to whom Andy Barrett owes money. Jake orchestrates kidnappings and assaults to enforce debts and manipulate Andy against Brax. The conflict escalates when Jake shoots Casey during an attempted rescue, resulting in her death.
Despite warnings from Andy, Jake’s vendetta continues unabated. Brax pursues him relentlessly until a car accident leaves Jake critically injured and placed in a medically induced coma. It is later revealed that Jake was transferred to a low-security psychiatric facility after being found not criminally responsible for earlier offenses but escaped custody.
Brax attempts to terminate Jake’s life support but is stopped by authorities. Subsequently, Andy secretly disconnects the life support machine, causing Jake’s death.
This storyline explores themes of gang leadership struggles, drug trafficking conflicts, violent revenge cycles, and psychological ramifications within the criminal underworld depicted in the series.
Hammer
Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, brought to life by Benedict Samuel, made his first appearance on 22 August 2011. Announced on 30 July 2011, Hammer belongs to a gang opposing the River Boys and serves as the enforcer for his brother Jake (Fletcher Humphrys). When Jake is incarcerated, Hammer assumes leadership of the gang, maintaining their dominance in Summer Bay.
Upon discovering that Heath Braxton (Daniel Ewing) acted as an informant to secure Jake's early release, Hammer confronts Darryl "Brax" Braxton (Steve Peacocke) and issues threats against the Braxton brothers. His gang assaults Heath, triggering retaliatory attacks that escalate into intense violence, including arson and physical altercations. Despite police intervention, Hammer’s faction persists with aggressive actions, such as forcibly removing a tattoo from Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites).
Law enforcement encounters include a traffic stop conducted by Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson) and Georgina Watson (Jacklyn Albergoni), revealing evidence of Hammer’s violent behavior. Following the death of Jake’s partner Tegan Callahan (Saskia Burmeister), Hammer warns Brax of forthcoming lethal retaliation and targets Charlie, culminating in her being shot from Hammer’s vehicle.
Attending Tegan's funeral, Hammer demands Brax surrender his territory. He later kidnaps Charlie to bait Brax into a decisive confrontation aimed at killing them both. The showdown concludes with Charlie fatally shooting Hammer, ending his violent campaign against the Braxtons.
Stu Henderson
Stuart "Stu" Henderson, portrayed by Brenton Thwaites, debuted on 23 August 2011. After relocating to Sydney in April 2011, Thwaites secured this five-month recurring role on Home and Away, describing it as an invaluable learning opportunity supported by encouraging co-stars. Stu became pivotal in a major storyline throughout the year.
Introduced as a fresh member of the Bay's River Boys gang, Stu was described by the Gold Coast Mail as "another troublemaking River Boy who arrives to shake up The Bay." Although perceived as "too handsome to be a tough River Boy," Stu’s character was involved in conflicts, romantic entanglements, and gang rivalries. He quickly becomes embroiled in hostilities with Hammer's gang, culminating in an attack where his "Blood & Sand" tattoo is forcibly removed, sparking a violent confrontation.
In February 2012, Stu's body is found lifeless at the caravan park by Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher). The subsequent murder investigation is extensive, implicating multiple residents and heightening dramatic tension within the show.
Stu's narrative includes a turbulent relationship with Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman). After dating, their bond deteriorates amidst familial conflicts and Stu's aggressive tendencies, including repeated physical abuse towards Sasha. This culminates in Stu being hospitalized following an altercation with Sasha’s father, Sid Walker (Robert Mammone), and facing assault charges.
Post Stu’s death, it emerges that Sasha killed him in self-defense during a dispute. Further complexity arises when Dennis Harling (Danny Roberts) relocates Stu's body to the caravan park scene. Ultimately, Sasha is acquitted.
This storyline significantly enhanced Home and Away's engagement with themes of youth violence and domestic abuse, increasing viewer engagement and reinforcing the show's commitment to addressing challenging social issues through compelling character-driven plots.
Sasha Bezmel
Sasha Bezmel, played by Demi Harman, first appeared on 31 August 2011. Harman moved from Brisbane to Sydney for this role, which she described as a dream realized. Sasha is the fifteen-year-old illegitimate daughter of Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). After losing her mother in a car accident, she relocates to Summer Bay to live with her father and half-siblings. Harman depicted Sasha as "fiery, defiant, stubborn and rebellious." The official series website characterized her as uncontrollable, mischievous, and independent—typifying teenagers' urge to "rebel wildly and jeopardize their future." Harman earned a nomination for "Most Popular New Female Talent" at the 2012 Logie Awards for this role.
Mark Gilmour
Mark Gilmour, portrayed by Shane Emmett, made his debut on 22 September 2011 in an extended guest capacity. Emmett is the brother of late Home and Away actress Belinda Emmett. Mark appears as the affluent boyfriend of Gypsy Nash (Kimberley Cooper). Their relationship faces challenges due to Gypsy’s daughter, Lily Smith (Charlie Rose Maclennan), who struggles to accept him. Mark suggests sending Lily to boarding school; however, Gypsy opposes this plan. A dinner intended to ease tensions ends abruptly when Lily reveals Gypsy’s past one-night stand with Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead), leading Mark to confront Liam and prompting Gypsy to end their relationship.
Hayley O'Connor
Hayley O'Connor, enacted by Alyssa McClelland, first appeared on 10 October 2011. McClelland had previously portrayed Brooke MacPherson in Home and Away.
Hayley serves as Casey Braxton's (Lincoln Younes) legal representative and supports his brother Darryl "Brax" (Steve Peacocke) during his imprisonment. Peacocke described Hayley as "shrewd," capitalizing on Brax’s vulnerable state. Their association creates friction with Brax’s intermittent girlfriend, Charlie Buckton (Esther Anderson), who suspects Brax has moved on after seeing them together. Peacocke noted an "element of mystery" surrounding Hayley’s intentions and her enigmatic arrival in Summer Bay. Charlie becomes jealous when Brax gives Hayley a surfing lesson. McClelland reprised her role as Hayley on 30 April 2012.
In court proceedings, Hayley defends Casey against arson charges; he is convicted and sent to Juvenile Detention. She exposes Charlie's connection with Brax and later shares a kiss with him before dining together. When questioned about robbery involvement, Brax names Hayley as an alibi; she denies this and admits providing false testimony before departing town. Hayley returns when Heath Braxton (Dan Ewing) hires her to prevent Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) from leaving with his child. Confronted by Brax regarding Charlie's death, Hayley confesses she orchestrated events leading to his setup and assisted in freeing Jake Pirovic (Fletcher Humphrys) due to past drug addiction issues. Though Brax holds her accountable for Charlie's demise, he ultimately releases her.
Others
24 May | Carla Rosetta, mother of Angelo Rosetta.| Cris Parker | Visits hospital to see son Angelo Rosetta; interacts with other residents. | 3 June – 19 July | Laura Carmody, friend of Roo Stewart.| Roxane Wilson | Arrives in Summer Bay partnering with Roo on African hospital fundraising efforts; dates Elijah Johnson before departing town taking Roo’s funds. | 9 June | Douglas Graham, Penn Graham’s grandfather.| Shane Porteous | Visits great-grandson George. 16–22 June | Kate Hanlon, schoolmate involved with Dexter Walker academic matters.| Mikayla Southgate | Assists Dexter faking breakup covering feelings for April Scott. 15 July – 9 August | Dean O'Mara, antagonist involved in assaulting Bianca Scott.| Rick Donald | Arrives for B&S Ball event; later arrested for rape attempt and vehicular assault on Bianca Scott. 15 July – 2 September | Kelly O'Mara, Dean’s sister & Xavier Austin love interest.| Martika Sullivan | Remains in Summer Bay despite brother's opposition; dates Xavier Austin before leaving post Dean’s arrest. 21 July – 27 October, 25 November 2015 – 27 April 2016 | David Joyce, police inspector progressing through ranks.| Don Halbert | Orders Charlie Buckton off River Boys case due to conflict concerns; suspends Katarina Chapman upon promotion to Superintendent role. 22–26 July | Mick, River Boy associate intimidating locals.| Ben Barber | Discusses raids with Heath Braxton; threatens Bianca Scott & Liam Murphy. 25–29 July 2014, 1 December 2016 – 2 February 2017 | Darcy Callahan, daughter of Tegan Callahan initially believed Darryl Braxton’s child.| Alea O'Shea | Engages in custody battles involving Heath Braxton; attends Summer Bay High School; accuses Heath of abuse during injury cover-up; later supports parents’ reconciliation efforts. 23 August – 1 September | Rhonda O'Mara, mother of Dean & Kelly O'Mara.| May Lloyd | Manages family farm strictly; unimpressed by Xavier Austin during visit. 5 September–18 April 2012 | Felix Bezmel, Sasha Bezmel’s half-brother.| Max Felice | Runs away seeking refuge with Sasha; injured during school incident; returns home after family issues resolve. 6 September–28 February 2012 | Dennis Harling, developer planning area redevelopment.| Danny Roberts (Australian actor) | Engages Romeo Smith in business ventures opposing Harvey Ryan’s council campaign against development project. 28 September–15 March 2012 5–18 October 13 October 18–25 October 18–22 October 24 October 2 November 2 November 2 November 3 November–17 February 2012 3 November 4 November 7 November 8 November 11 November 12 November 15 November–7 February 2012 16 November 18 November–17 February 2012 21 November| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Role Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 January – 5 October | Judge/Magistrate Hanson | Rhett Walton | Oversees Alf Stewart's court hearing resulting in Casey Braxton's juvenile detention sentence. |
| 24 January | Clerk | Anthony Milne | Appears during Alf Stewart’s court session. |
| 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 social dramas including cycling accident and romantic storylines involving Xavier and Dexter Walker. |
| 27 January – 25 January 2012 | Jase McKenzie | Nick Bartlett | Bully targeting VJ Patterson among others; engages in various conflicts including mocking Sasha Bezmel and distressing April Scott. |
| 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 involved in investigations spanning noise complaints, robbery cases, and family custody issues connected to the Braxtons. |
| 31 January–1 February, 18 August–7 October 2014 | Shandi Ayres | Elizabeth Blackmore (2011), Tess Haubrich (2014) | Daughter of John Palmer; identity theft victim; returns for John's wedding after prior estrangement. |
| 1 February | Park Worker | Peter Cridland | Bribed by Angelo Rosetta to facilitate a covert meeting. |
| 1 February | Lifesaver | Christian Miranda | Beach lifeguard collaborating with John Palmer. |
| 2 February | René Lisle | Akos Armont | April Scott’s French online acquaintance 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 regarding course load during pregnancy. |
| 9 February | Evan | Ryan Oliver Gelbart | Meets Nicole Franklin at university party; loses interest upon learning about her pregnancy. |
| 18–21 February | Rick | Curtis Oakes | Member of River Boys involved in kidnapping Dexter Walker as a prank. |
| 18 February–20 June | Pee Wee | Ty Hungerford | Accomplice in Dexter Walker kidnapping; participates in hospital assault and attempts at drug dealing. |
| 21 February–31 May | Brodie Upton | Guy Edmonds | River Boys member involved in harassment allegations; cultivates marijuana; takes Nicole Franklin hostage before seeking assistance from Darryl Braxton. |
| 23 February–31 May | Emily Logan | Madison Kerry | Summer Bay student who bullies Dexter Walker and April Scott; briefly dates Romeo Smith; contracts chlamydia from Romeo. |
| 23 February–26 March 2012 | Rob Mitchell | Matty Burn | River Boy causing disruption at Surf Club; informs Heath Braxton about Romeo Smith’s business needs; vandalizes election posters. |
| 25 February – 15 March | Leo | Haydn Robertson | River Boy associated with core gang activities. |
| 24 February – 4 April | Grace Johnson | Clare Chihambakwe | Married Elijah Johnson to bring son Thabo for medical treatment; faces immigration scrutiny following Thabo’s death; experiences relationship challenges. |
| 24 February – 21 March | Thabo Manthenga | Joshua Mbakwe | Son of Grace Johnson receiving critical medical care in Summer Bay; befriends VJ Patterson before dying post-surgery complications. |
| 2 March 2011 – 15 December 2016 | Cheryl Braxton | Suzi Dougherty | Mother of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton; involved in family dynamics including Heath’s marriage and custody disputes. |
| 10 March | Bill Lawson | Ian McPhee | Contacted by Charlie Buckton regarding information about Darryl Braxton. |
| 10 March | Cameron Sangster | Jo Turner | Attorney representing Darryl Braxton; requests dismissal of charges from Charlie Buckton. |
| 14 March – 2 June | Keith Irwin | Alan Lovell | Facilitates victims of crime group attended by Colleen Smart and Morag Bellingham; relationship ends after marijuana found during drug raid at his residence. |
| 14 March | Teena | Paige Gardiner | Shares hostage experience at victims of crime group meeting attended by Colleen Smart. |
| 14 March | Mick | Michael Howlett | Participant in victims of crime group sessions attended by Colleen Smart. |
| 18–29 March | Angus McCathie | Tim Pocock | University student dating Nicole Franklin; learns about her decision for adoption of baby; steps back from relationship accordingly. |
| 5 April | Janelle Riley | Dina Gillespie | Runs Bayside Mission employing Elijah Johnson for community outreach work. |
| 22–26 April | Billy McVeigh | Dallas Bigelow | Seeks shelter at Bayside Mission; assaults Elijah Johnson; arrested but agrees to drop charges after confrontation resolution. |
| 27 April – 2 June | Vanessa Unley | Sarah Chadwick | Longtime friend of Gina Austin visiting Summer Bay for camping trip; assists during vehicle rescue involving Xavier Austin and John Palmer. |
| 27 April – 21 June | George (son of Nicole Franklin and Penn Graham), multiple actors credited. George is initially placed for adoption but later reclaimed by Nicole after initial challenges with Marilyn Chambers caring for him. | ||
| 9–10 May | Gary O'Connor | Grant Dodwell | President of Wilson's Bay Surf Club; rivalries with John Palmer lead to conflict over Surf Carnival events; suffers heart attack following competition loss. |
| 'Alicia Spears/Angela' (student peer). Chelsea Giles | 'Introduced as friend then antagonist amid bullying dynamics targeting Sasha Bezmel at Summer Bay High.' | ||
| 'Samuel Foster' (River Boy). Alexander Bruszt | 'Involved in disruptive party behavior & criminal acts including petrol station robbery.' | ||
| 'Phil Jamison' (hospital doctor). Adrian Pudlyk | 'Coordinates chemotherapy treatments & advises on medication use.' | ||
| 'Benji Perrin' (ex-prisoner). Andrew Steel | 'Seeks employment with Darryl Braxton but engages in criminal activities leading to police questioning.' | ||
| 'Simon Peet' (petrol station owner). Rory Williamson | 'Robbery victim who briefly dates Charlie Buckton.' | ||
| 'Tai chi instructor'. Jackie Murray | 'Conducts stress-relief classes attended by local students.' | ||
| 'Lachie'. Gig Clarke | 'Attempts social connections resulting in conflicts with River Boys.' | ||
| 'Dan'. Remy Brand | 'Flirts with Ruby Buckton but is chased off by River Boys.' | ||
| 'Luke'. Nick Shields | 'Attempts car purchase from Xavier Austin but withdraws after test drive.' | ||
| 'Dallas Phillips'. Emma Griffin | 'Known as "virgin slayer"; develops relationship with Dexter Walker while managing single motherhood challenges.' | ||
| 'Melissa'. Carissa Walford | 'Schoolies participant seeking surfing lessons.' | ||
| 'Girl Schoolie'. Sarah Pope | 'Attends surfing lesson during schoolies week.' | ||
| 'Schoolies girl'. Demi Bryant | 'Observed receiving surfing lesson from Romeo Smith.' | ||
| 'Carrie' (nurse). Shannon Dooley | 'Provides health updates to Irene Roberts & facilitates romantic developments involving Sid Walker.' | ||
| 'Gary'. Daniel Marsh | 'River Boys member displaying inappropriate behavior toward April Scott.' | ||
| 'Jonathan Brewer'. Louis McIntosh | 'Potential date for April Scott at school formal who is ultimately declined.' | ||
| 'Geoffrey King' (businessman). Geoff Morrell (actor) | 'Attempts acquisition of Angelo's restaurant as front for illicit activities leading to conflict with the Braxtons.' | ||
| 'Cody Matthews'. Melissa Ambrosini | 'Surf competitor challenging Mink Smith’s abilities.' | ||
| 'William Phillips'. Daniel Place | 'Son of Dallas Phillips requiring medical care while transiently residing in Summer Bay.' | ||
| 'Peter'. Matthew Moore | 'Operative hired for intelligence gathering on development plans through bribery involving Romeo Smith.' |