Matt Freedman

Chloe Cammeniti
Chloe Cammeniti
Born	21 January 2008
Occupation	Fictional character
Known for	Character on the Australian soap opera Neighbours

Chloe Cammeniti

Chloe Cammeniti, portrayed by Sarah May, is the offspring of Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair) and Oliver Barnes (David Hoflin). Her birth was depicted on-screen on 21 January 2008, arriving six weeks early with initial respiratory complications, though she ultimately stabilized. Following her arrival, Oliver pursued custody rights. On 3 December 2008, Carmella and Chloe departed to reunite with Oliver in Portugal. By March 2011, Chloe reappeared alongside her parents, with the role now assumed by Daisy Zanveld.

Carmella became aware of her pregnancy after ending her relationship with Oliver and initially worried about the potential impact of prescribed antidepressants; however, medical advice confirmed the baby’s health was not at risk. Subsequently, Carmella entered into a relationship with her business associate Marco Silvani (Jesse Rosenfeld), which raised concerns for Oliver regarding his involvement in Chloe’s upbringing. Carmella experienced premature labor necessitating a cesarean delivery; Chloe required immediate care in the neonatal unit due to breathing difficulties. The family’s move to Ramsay Street alongside Marco heightened Oliver’s apprehensions about custody. Following Marco’s death from bushfire injuries, Oliver abandoned his custody efforts and accepted employment elsewhere; Carmella and Chloe joined him several months later. The family returned to Erinsborough in 2011 accompanied by grandmother Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall).

Jodie Smith

Jodie Smith, enacted by Mary Annegeline, made her first appearance on 23 January 2008. Annegeline obtained the role soon after relocating to Melbourne and described Jodie as a determined "ball buster" who is deeply committed to nursing and unafraid to assert herself.

Within Erinsborough Hospital, Jodie greets Karl Kennedy upon his return to work and cautions him about the department head’s strict nature. She informs Carmella Cammeniti that her newborn daughter, Chloe, is breathing independently. Jodie works alongside Karl in treating patients such as Richard Aaronow, who suffers from renal failure. She also assists with Ringo Brown’s recovery following a swimming collapse and manages critical injuries like Chris Knight’s head trauma.

Jodie navigates complex hospital relationships, notably engaging in conflicts with colleague Nicola West amid workplace gossip and tension. She questions Nicola’s professionalism and expresses skepticism about Nicola's relationship with Karl. During a football match, Jodie confronts Rebecca Napier before being interrupted by Matt Freedman.

When Cassandra Freedman joins the hospital staff, Jodie provides guidance on filing procedures and confidentiality standards. She contemplates reporting Karl after he resuscitates Harold Bishop despite a "Not For Resuscitation" directive. Following a car accident involving the Parker family, Jodie oversees medical evaluations for Bridget’s daughter India.

Jodie treats patients like Kate Ramsay after a traffic collision and responds to emergencies caused by a fire at Number 26, coordinating care for Andrew Robinson, Michael Williams, and Natasha Williams. She offers support to anxious patients such as Natasha upon awakening and assists in cancer treatment for Jim Dolan.

Throughout her time at the hospital, Jodie exemplifies dedication to patient care while managing intricate interpersonal and professional challenges within the medical environment.

Heather Pryor

Heather Pryor, brought to life by Georgina Andrews, made her first appearance on 19 February 2008. Andrews characterized Heather as a determined and spirited professional, deeply committed to her journalism career while using surfing as a personal escape. Her role demanded tenacity in pursuing news stories, showcasing her strong work ethic.

Shortly after arriving in Erinsborough, Heather experiences the theft of her luggage, which is later recovered with assistance from taxi driver Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). She begins her job in journalism and quickly forms a friendship with Riley Parker (Sweeney Young). During Elle Robinson’s (Pippa Black) absence, Heather and Riley grow closer, eventually agreeing that Riley could stay at her apartment. When a conflict arises over a story about Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner), Heather advises Elle to keep personal emotions separate from professional reporting.

While interviewing Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) about a protest, Heather notices Riley becoming increasingly withdrawn. Later, during a beach outing, Heather and Riley find an abandoned bag belonging to the missing Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Heather offers Riley a place to live, unaware that he is trying to evade his adoptive aunt Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). A confrontation unfolds when Heather catches Nicola making inappropriate advances toward Riley, including kissing him, which results in the end of their relationship.

On the professional front, Heather is assigned to investigate a series of forest arson incidents. Her editor, Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), instructs her to interview Callum Jones (Morgan Baker) as part of uncovering the perpetrator. Subsequently, Heather and her photographer are dispatched to Erinsborough High to document Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) and Angus Henderson (Jonathan Wood) at a parent-teacher gathering.

Samantha Fitzgerald

Samantha Fitzgerald, portrayed by Simone Buchanan, was introduced on 21 March 2008. She is the wife of Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). The Herald Sun described Samantha as an intelligent and accomplished lawyer.

Ty Harper

Tyler Harper, played by singer Dean Geyer, debuted on 27 March 2008. Introduced as the cousin of Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat) and a potential romantic interest for Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey), Geyer joined during a significant 2008 overhaul of Neighbours. He underwent training with the show's drama coach and took singing lessons to master his native South African accent.

Sienna Cammeniti

Sienna Cammeniti, enacted by Erin McNaught, was introduced as the cousin of established character Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair). McNaught was cast in an effort to improve declining ratings in Australia. She attended acting classes and commenced filming in December 2007, with her first on-screen appearance on 2 May 2008.

Chris Knight

Chris Knight, portrayed by Luke Mitchell, made his debut on 14 April 2008. This role marked Mitchell’s first acting job after relocating interstate following advice from his agent. The character was depicted as a rebellious "bad boy." Executive producer Susan Bower commended the storyline involving Chris and Bridget Parker for its dramatic intensity.

Chris became a member of the Eastside Dingoes football team and quickly developed a relationship with Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon). He had previous conflicts with other characters, including dating Zeke Kinski’s girlfriend, Taylah Jordan. After causing disturbances at a party and beginning his relationship with Bridget, Chris invited her to the school formal where tensions arose due to his past conduct.

During the formal event, Chris presented Bridget with a necklace but pushed for a deeper commitment, which she resisted. Subsequently, Chris was discovered unconscious in a park and hospitalized with severe injuries. Bridget initially withheld information about the incident, prompting Steve Parker to assume responsibility. Chris’s condition deteriorated, and he ultimately died during surgery, heightening the storyline’s dramatic impact.

Nicola West

Nicola West, brought to life by Imogen Bailey, made her first appearance on 5 May 2008 as the younger sibling of Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill). Bailey earned the role after impressing casting agents in December 2007, securing a contract lasting six months. She described Nicola as a "vixen" who initially relies on her looks to gain attention but gradually reveals a more genuine and comfortable side while living on Ramsay Street.

Jim Parker

Jim Parker, portrayed by Roger Oakley, is the father of Stuart and Ned Parker, and the adoptive father of Steve. He first appeared on 8 May 2008. When Ned brings Jim to Ramsay Street, Jim confides in Steve that he is not his biological father.

Steve tends to avoid discussing Jim due to a troubled history marked by Jim's violent tendencies and struggles with alcoholism, including an episode where Steve was locked inside a shed, which led to his claustrophobia. Jim disputes Steve’s version of events, insisting Steve has misremembered what happened. The situation worsens when Jim resumes drinking, sparking conflicts within the family. During a heated exchange, Jim reveals that Steve is not his son, further straining their relationship.

Later, Jim admits to Ned that Steve’s biological father was his closest friend Gary Fuller, who died during the Vietnam War. Jim expresses remorse for leaving Gary wounded after discovering Gary’s affair with Jim’s wife, Kitty. After initially concealing the truth about Gary’s death, Jim eventually reconciles with both Steve and Ned before departing for Oakey.

Ruth Deller from Lowculture remarked that Oakley’s casting added depth to the family storyline, noting his past performances as paternal figures.

Donna Freedman

Donna Freedman, played by Margot Robbie, first appeared on screen on 2 June 2008. Robbie auditioned earlier that year and was cast while vacationing in Canada despite having doubts about her audition. Donna is introduced as an infatuated fan of Ty Harper (Dean Geyer) and soon becomes part of the teenage group on Ramsay Street, seeking love and belonging through her involvement in the music scene and her admiration for Ty.

Callum Rebecchi

Callum Rebecchi (also known as Jones), portrayed by Morgan Baker, made his debut on 9 June 2008. His character was introduced following the cancellation of a storyline involving an illegal adoption by Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). Baker began filming in March 2008. Callum is depicted as a rebellious youth who injects fresh energy into the show, with Moloney highlighting the positive influence the character brings.

Jay Duncan

Jay Duncan, enacted by Charlie Clausen, appeared between 13 June and 18 July 2008 as a firefighter romantically involved with Stephanie Scully. Initially perceived as charismatic, Jay’s sinister side surfaces when he intentionally ignites a bushfire that results in the death of Marco Silvani. His relationship with Steph turns perilous when he holds her and her son hostage, exposing his psychopathic tendencies.

Jay also participates in community activities such as organizing a forest clean-up and working alongside Steve Parker (Steve Bastoni) during community service. Suspicion falls on Jay after he accuses Callum of starting the blaze and escalates tensions by setting fire to Callum’s shed. An inquiry reveals Jay has a history of arson incidents connected to blonde single mothers.

Steph uncovers evidence of Jay’s true nature during a cabin retreat, culminating in a violent confrontation where she is stabbed. Jay attempts to escape but is caught by Toadie and Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). While held in custody, Jay expresses remorse over Marco’s death before being assaulted and hospitalized.

Lucas Fitzgerald

Lucas Fitzgerald, brought to life by Scott Major, made his first appearance on 22 July 2008. This role marked Major’s return to Neighbours, having previously portrayed Darren Stark back in 1993. Lucas is introduced as the sibling of Daniel Fitzgerald and is depicted as a rebellious figure with a penchant for partying.

Kelly Katsis

Kelly Katsis, portrayed by Katrina Milosevic, entered the series on 25 August 2008. Milosevic expressed enthusiasm about joining the cast and valued the support from her fellow actors during a difficult personal period early in her time on the show. She exited in February 2009, describing Kelly as a resilient and sharp-witted caregiver who could serve as both a loyal friend and a formidable opponent. Network Ten described Kelly as "a breath of fresh air" for Toadfish Rebecchi (Moloney), positively influencing his life.

Kelly’s narrative involved handling the challenging behavior of student Callum Jones (Baker), which led to interactions with his guardian Toadie and involvement from Human Services when Callum’s actions escalated. She also tried to play matchmaker for Toadie, resulting in a short-lived romance that ended after Kelly was suspended due to a controversy involving Callum sharing her modeling photographs with the press. Although she was reinstated following protests, their relationship ultimately ended.

In addition to supporting Callum academically, Kelly briefly rekindled her relationship with Toadie. She experienced psychic visions connected to the disappearance of Zeke Kinski, causing friction with Toadie and others around her. Eventually, Kelly accepted a teaching opportunity in Malawi, departing with mutual understanding and plans for a future return.

Andrew Simpson

Andrew Simpson, enacted by Peter Flanigan, is an educator who assumed the role of principal at Erinsborough High in 2007, first appearing on 5 September 2008. Flanigan, who had previously worked as a Gillette model, returned to Australia from the United States and resumed his acting career through this character. Andrew is described as "tall, dark and extremely handsome," ambitious, and attracted to Libby Kennedy. He starts a relationship with Rebecca Napier, offering her a new beginning compared to her previous involvement with Paul Robinson. However, when Rebecca defends Paul against harassment accusations, Andrew realizes she still harbors feelings for him. Unable to win her love fully, Andrew decides to leave Erinsborough.

Having been promoted to principal in September 2007, Andrew shows readiness to offer second chances—illustrated when he suspends Ringo Brown for stealing an exam paper after persuasion from Ringo’s brother. He takes part in school staffing decisions, notably appointing Libby Kennedy as head of senior school following Daniel Fitzgerald’s resignation. Andrew’s role extends beyond administration; he shares a brief romantic encounter with Elle Robinson.

Andrew implements a strict zero-tolerance stance on violence after Bridget Parker pushes Justin Hunter, which leads to Bridget’s expulsion and sparks protests fueled by claims that Andrew fabricated the policy. The dispute reaches a climax when Rebecca Napier handcuffs herself to school railings alongside Andrew in an effort to resolve the issue.

Outside of school matters, Andrew’s relationship with Rebecca develops despite interference from her ex-partner Paul Robinson. Paul schemes to sabotage their relationship through manipulation and blackmailing Rebecca into ending it. After a rafting accident during a school trip—blamed on Andrew by Paul—Andrew distances himself from Rebecca. Despite this setback, Andrew proposes marriage after rekindling his feelings for her, but Rebecca hesitates and ultimately calls off their engagement. Concerned by her lingering feelings for Paul, Andrew opts to transfer to another educational institution.

Matt Freedman

Matt Freedman, played by Benjamin Mitchell, is the ex-spouse of Cassandra Noble and father to both Simon and Tegan Freedman. Additionally, he serves as the stepfather to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). His initial appearance was on 9 September 2008. This character was Mitchell’s third role in Neighbours, following his portrayals of Brad Willis and Cameron Hudson. Casting director Jan Russ chose him once more, confident that audiences would not be confused by his return. The role provided Mitchell with the opportunity to delve into a more complex, darker personality and experience playing a paternal figure for the first time. The production team hinted at possible future returns for Matt.

When Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) and Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) are abducted by Pete Ferguson, Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) attempt to locate Pete but are intercepted by Jodie Smith, which leads to Sergeant Matt Freedman's intervention. After assessing the situation, Matt assists in apprehending Pete.

Later, Matt nearly detains Rebecca following an altercation with Jodie at a football match; however, his focus shifts upon noticing his daughter Donna in attendance. At Charlie's bar, Matt confronts Donna regarding her conduct and her relationship with boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Donna then steals Matt’s keys and takes a police vehicle for a joyride with Ringo but is soon apprehended. She reveals that her strained relationship with Matt is partly due to her resemblance to her unfaithful mother. Despite this explanation, Matt forbids her from seeing Ringo again.

The following day, Donna again takes Matt’s car without permission, accidentally hitting a dog and its owner, Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). With assistance from Ringo, she brings the vehicle to Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Matt instructs them to keep the incident secret and pressures Lucas into tampering with evidence to conceal the accident. Elle becomes aware of the cover-up and urges Donna to come clean.

Matt intercepts Donna, Ringo, and lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) at the police station, convincing Toadie that Donna is merely seeking attention. However, when Matt threatens Ringo, Donna confesses everything to Detective Alec Skinner (Kevin Summers), resulting in Matt’s arrest. After being released on bail by his attorney, Matt warns Donna about his legal difficulties and departs town, asking her to cover for him temporarily.

Simone Page

Simone Page, portrayed by Laura Hill, made her debut on 19 September 2008 as a Police Constable stationed at Erinsborough Police Station.

Her major story arcs include managing incidents such as the accidental injury of Nicola West (Imogen Bailey), during which she guides Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie) through police procedures. Simone arrests Declan Napier (James Sorensen) after he refuses to provide identification during a traffic stop. She also responds to an alleged child abduction at Lassiter's complex, leading to the protective custody of Miranda (Nikki Coghill) under mental health laws.

Simone’s responsibilities extend to handling a collision involving Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and footballer Adam Clarke (Clint Bizzell), where she insists on accountability despite resistance from those involved. She arrests Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon) for assault during a hospital protest and later shows compassion following Bridget’s fatal car accident and her connection to the investigation of Johnno Brewer (Damien Aylward).

She supports Donna after an attack by Saffron Jankievicz (Shanyn Asmar), encouraging her to press charges and assuring thorough follow-up. Simone also investigates the disappearance of foster child Harry Ramsay (Will Moore), overcoming community interference to find him—a development that affects guardianship decisions.

In response to threats directed at Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne), Simone gathers intelligence but acknowledges the limitations faced by law enforcement. Notably, she intervenes when Donna is coerced into a dangerous situation on her wedding day, providing transportation to ensure the ceremony proceeds without issue.

Kyle Canning

Kyle Canning, brought to life by Chris Milligan, made his first appearance on 26 November 2008. Initially cast for a brief six-week recurring stint, Milligan was invited back intermittently for further scenes. Kyle's early persona was that of a juvenile "bad boy" and bully, with a focus on his physical toughness. His academic challenges rendered him susceptible, but after experiencing a traumatic incident and facing job difficulties, he underwent notable personal development. Characterized as a cheeky individual with a kind nature and relaxed demeanor, Kyle’s role matured considerably over time. Eventually, Milligan secured a permanent position as a main cast member under a full-time contract.

Greg Michaels

Greg Michaels, played by Nick Farnell, entered the storyline on 11 December 2008 as a romantic interest for Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Jackie Brygel of TV Week highlighted that Steph’s success with online dating led her to meet the "tall, soft-spoken" Greg. Their initial connection appeared promising; however, complications arose due to Greg’s concealed marriage to Veronica Olenski.

Steph encountered Greg through an online dating platform and was taken aback to realize they had met previously at TAFE, where Greg had admired her from afar but lacked the courage to approach her. Following their first date and subsequent intimacy, Steph became uneasy upon spotting Greg with Veronica. When confronted, Greg admitted he was still married but claimed they were separated. Despite this revelation, they attempted to maintain their relationship.

Conflict intensified when Veronica froze Steph and Greg’s bank accounts after witnessing a kiss between them. Eventually, Veronica withdrew her objections, but Greg rejected her efforts to reunite. When offered employment in Darwin, Greg invited Steph to accompany him; she chose instead to remain in Erinsborough while keeping their relationship intact.

Later, Greg proposed starting a family with Steph but grew envious of her past with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) and the play he authored about their relationship. He initiated defamation proceedings against Toadie, which Steph ultimately dropped. His jealousy extended toward Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major), leading to confrontations at gatherings. Ultimately, Steph asserted her independence, prompting Greg to end their relationship and depart.

Simon Freedman

Simon Freedman, portrayed by Mauricio Merino Jr, first appeared on 12 December 2008. Merino earned a three-month contract on Neighbours through a competition organized by teen magazine Dolly. Alongside Chelsea Jones, he was cast as the younger brother of Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Introduced late in 2008, the siblings were described as "cheeky" and "pesky," essentially becoming "Donna’s worst nightmare." Merino described Simon as "a mysterious and quiet young boy" who is protective of his sisters and finds it difficult to trust others, often retreating into music.

Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Simon and Tegan initially clash but eventually take up residence with Elle Robinson. Donna is initially displeased by their arrival, causing friction involving her boyfriend Ringo Brown. Simon faces family challenges related to their parents’ separation and Donna’s involvement in it. After their mother Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith) arrives, Simon moves in with her but soon recognizes her self-centered motives. He attempts to disrupt her relationship with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) by interfering with communications but eventually gains Paul’s respect.

Simon stands up for Tegan against local bullies and encourages her to confront their mother. After stealing an iPod seeking attention, he is reprimanded by Paul. When Cassandra’s behavior deteriorates further, Simon and Tegan decide to move in with their grandmother. Elle helps them bid farewell to Donna before driving them away.

Tegan Freedman

Tegan Freedman, played by Chelsea Jones, made her first appearance on 12 December 2008. Jones secured the role through a competition organized by the teen magazine Dolly, which offered a three-month contract with Neighbours. Both Jones and Merino were chosen from thousands of applicants to portray Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings, characters characterized as "cheeky" and "pesky," and regarded as Donna's "worst nightmare." Robbie welcomed their introduction as it provided additional depth to her character.

Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Simon and Tegan create a disturbance at Harold's Store by behaving rudely toward Elle Robinson (Pippa Black). Initially, Elle ejects them but later allows them to stay after discovering their connection to Donna. When Donna returns from a school trip upset by their presence, she tries to reconnect with them. Tegan explains that their mother sent them to Ramsay Street due to personal problems. She begins to socialize with local residents, including attending Callum Jones's (Morgan Baker) party, where a misunderstanding concerning Callum's amblyopia leads to conflict. Jealousy surfaces following Donna and Ringo Brown's (Sam Clark) breakup and subsequent reconciliation, prompting Tegan to react negatively. In response, Donna arranges a mock chat show aimed at improving sibling relationships.

Their mother, Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith), arrives on the scene, and Simon and Tegan move in with her. Tegan helps Cassandra steal dresses from Harold's Store to secure an invitation to Libby Kennedy (Kym Valentine) and Daniel Fitzgerald's (Brett Tucker) wedding. Cassandra modifies Tegan's school uniform to attract male attention, which results in bullying by Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After confronting Kyle, Tegan begins resisting her mother's influence. When Cassandra tries to involve Tegan in a plot against Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) by having her illegally purchase alcohol, Tegan hesitates. Recognizing the unhealthy situation, the siblings decide to leave; Simon arranges for them to stay with their grandmother. Elle finds them at the bus stop, brings them back for farewells with Donna, then drives them to their grandmother’s residence.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Details
18 January–26 March	Evelyn Wallace	Felicity Soper	Evelyn is the mother of Jessica Wallace. Following Jessica’s death in a warehouse collapse, Evelyn demands accountability and an apology from the council.
13 February	Lynda Stephens	Nicola Wright	Lynda engages in an affair with Darren Stark, which causes his breakup with Libby Kennedy. She later apologizes to Libby, accepting responsibility and revealing Darren’s conflicted emotions.
20 March – 16 April 2009	Michaela Morris	Jacqueline Brennan	Serving as Detective Sergeant at Erinsborough Police, Michaela investigates key incidents such as assaults and a bushfire, arrests several individuals, and questions Paul Robinson regarding Jill Ramsay’s death.
13 May	Yasmine Murphy	Therese Mavros	Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel who acquires a security tape showing Paul Robinson and Kirsten Gannon kissing; she blackmails them before returning the tape after receiving payment and a transfer.
9 June	Hilda Jones	Maureen Edwards	Cleaner at Charlie's bar and grandmother of Sonya Mitchell and Jade Mitchell, Hilda collapses and eventually passes away in 2011, significantly affecting her family.
9 June–8 July	Franco Silvani	Gary Down	Father of Marco Silvani; Franco struggles with concerns over Marco’s infertility and grieves deeply after his son’s death.
17 June–10 September	Pete Ferguson	Kristin Holland	A criminal bent on revenge against Steve Parker; Pete threatens families on Ramsay Street, is hospitalized, sues a hospital over unauthorized HIV testing, kidnaps two residents, and is ultimately arrested.
11 July–1 August	Kate Newton	Briony Behets	Meets Harold Bishop during his travels; later visits Ramsay Street before departing with Harold on his journey.
27 August 2008	Fred & Big Tommo	Hamish & Andy	Radio personalities who interview Donna Freedman and Rachel Kinski; they showcase Ty Harper’s band following an on-air revelation about Rachel’s relationship troubles.
2 September–3 October	Logan Ellis	Nick Cain	Member of Ty Harper’s band Nothing Doing; invites Sienna Cammeniti to become lead singer before relocating to Italy with her.
12 September	Braydon Smith	Ming Yang	Younger brother of Jodie Smith; a football player involved in an incident leading to allegations of aggression.
13–17 October	Robyn Lovell	Patricia Pitney	Aunt of Callum Jones; temporarily cares for him before returning him to Ramsay Street after Toadfish Rebecchi reviews his guardianship.
13 October	Hayden Lovell	Justin Golin	Son of Robyn Lovell; interacts with Callum Jones on the family farm.
14 October – 7 April 2009	Nathan Black	Lyall Brooks	AFL scout and father of Ashley Black; offers training opportunities to Ringo Brown and Declan Napier but later removes Ringo following false accusations made by Ashley.
13 November–24 November	Tanya Tasker	Erin Dewar	Music agent who signs Ty Harper despite his painkiller dependency; eventually terminates their professional relationship due to conflicts.
26 November – 26 January 2009	Shane Gregory	Ryan Bate	Associate of Justin Hunter and Kyle Canning; mistaken for Zeke Kinski by Karl Kennedy after a school incident.
12 December – 23 February 2012, 13 February 2018	Roz Challis (Judge Roz Challis)	Janet Watson Kruse	'‘Social worker turned judge’': Initially oversees guardianship cases involving Callum Rebecchi and the Ramsay family. Later presides over Tyler Brennan's murder trial, sentencing him to twenty years imprisonment with a ten-year non-parole period.

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