Natalie Davison (Home and Away)
Alan Henderson | |
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| Occupation | Fictional character |
| Years active | 2012 |
| Known for | Character in Home and Away |
| Notable work | Home and Away |
Alan Henderson
Alan Henderson, played by Peter Phelps, made his first appearance on 23 January 2012. His introduction was announced in December 2011, revealing him as the father of Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites). Phelps reunited on-screen with Robert Mammone (Sid Walker), a previous co-actor, which contributed to strong chemistry between their characters.
Alan's narrative primarily revolves around conflicts involving his son Stu and Sid Walker, who had previously attacked Stu after Stu had abused Sid's daughter. Alan initially threatens Sid but later consents to refrain from further violence. He exerts pressure on Sid to withdraw charges against Stu by threatening legal action related to an assault at a hospital. Following Stu's death, Alan is interrogated by law enforcement regarding his conduct and attends a memorial service alongside his wife, Margaret Henderson (Susan Prior).
Alan experiences health complications, collapsing in public and requiring hospitalization. Sid revives him and investigates Alan’s medication, uncovering that Margaret has been administering poison, which leads to her arrest. Alan reacts strongly upon learning this and abruptly leaves the hospital. He also appears at Sasha Bezmel's court hearing, expressing frustration over her acquittal.
Henrietta Brown
Henrietta "Henri" Brown, portrayed by Emma Leonard, first appeared on 6 February 2012 as a substitute English teacher at Summer Bay High. Introduced as the former girlfriend of Heath Braxton (Daniel Ewing), she becomes part of a love triangle involving Heath and April Scott (Rhiannon Fish). Series producer Lucy Addario identified this storyline as a significant plot focus.
Henri promptly tries to rekindle her romance with Heath, attracting attention from both him and April. Subsequently, she becomes involved with Heath’s brother, Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes), sparking a contentious subplot where Henri and Casey share two kisses, raising questions about the appropriateness of a teacher-student relationship. Younes described this plotline as balancing risk with consequences while heightening dramatic tension.
Gina Austin (Sonia Todd) employs Henri as a substitute teacher, capitalizing on her history as a former Summer Bay High student. Henri establishes connections with Bianca Scott (Lisa Gormley) and renews her relationship with Heath, leading to a secret affair following an argument between Heath and April. Despite Heath’s request for secrecy, Henri discloses the affair to April and Bianca, causing significant turmoil.
After the affair is revealed, Henri ends things with Heath but faces further challenges when Casey discovers the truth. She initially ceases tutoring him but later resumes after reassuring Gina Austin. Henri and Casey then embark on a secret romantic relationship, adding complexity to the school's social environment.
Christy Clarke
Christy Clarke, enacted by Isabelle Cornish, first appeared on 6 March 2012. Cornish’s casting was announced in February 2012 for an extended guest role. Although she initially auditioned for the part of Sasha Bezmel, she was ultimately cast as Christy.
Cornish described Christy as a "bad girl," impeccably styled, popular, and demanding attention while stirring trouble. The character plays a central role in a major 2012 storyline concerning the murder of Stu Henderson (Brenton Thwaites). As a close friend harboring feelings for Stu, Christy becomes intent on identifying his murderer after his death. She targets Stu’s ex-girlfriend Sasha Bezmel with bullying tactics aimed at damaging Sasha’s social reputation.
Christy’s harassment intensifies as she persuades Alicia Spears (Chelsea Giles) to reject Sasha’s friendship, physically assaults Sasha at school, and sends hateful emails to isolate her socially. The bullying culminates in a physical attack on Sasha at the beach. Once evidence emerges—including video footage of the assault—Christy is expelled from school. She later testifies during the murder trial while provoking Sasha throughout proceedings.
Melissa Gregg
Melissa "Mel" Gregg, played by Allison Cratchley, made her first appearance on 13 April 2012. Mel is a medical professional and the former spouse of Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). After ending her relationship and experiencing a failed romance in the city, she returns to Summer Bay with her daughter Lottie seeking support. Cratchley highlighted the friction between Mel and Harvey's partner, Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), emphasizing Mel's challenges as a single parent.
Mel rekindles her connection with Harvey, resulting in a one-night encounter driven by lingering emotions. She obtains a position at the hospital and forms a connection with coworker Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). Despite this, Mel faces emotional difficulties, particularly dealing with the loss of their son Ben. Financial strain compels Harvey to put their home on the market, escalating family conflicts. After Mel lashes out at Lottie over relationship troubles, Lottie moves in with Harvey.
At work, Mel experiences a freeze during an emergency situation and is sent home by Sid. She confronts Harvey and Roo, accusing them of failing Lottie, then admits her inability to manage and seeks treatment back in the city. Upon her return, Mel and Harvey enter a custody dispute over Lottie; Mel threatens to reveal the truth about Ben's death, causing Harvey to relent. Later, Roo discovers that Harvey was intoxicated during the fatal boating incident.
Initially, Lottie wishes to remain in Summer Bay but changes her mind when she realizes Mel would be isolated in the city. Several weeks later, Harvey ends his relationship with Roo and visits Mel.
Lottie Ryan
Charlotte "Lottie" Ryan, portrayed by Morgan Weaving, debuted on 16 April 2012. The casting announcement came on 31 March 2012. Weaving, who is actress Samara Weaving’s sister, moved to Sydney in October 2011 for filming and appreciated working close to her sibling. Lottie is the daughter of Melissa Gregg (Allison Cratchley) and Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). Following Melissa’s split from Harvey, she relocated to the city with Lottie before arriving in Summer Bay.
Weaving described Lottie as "fun-loving, a sweet nerd who speaks frankly." Her storyline gained traction in late April 2012. In Summer Bay, Harvey reconnects with both Lottie and Melissa, apologizing for his past absence. Lottie forms bonds with Harvey and Roo Stewart (Georgie Parker), receives a new phone, and meets Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier), engaging in chess games and tutoring sessions. She opens up about her family background to Dex, who supports her academically. Eventually, Lottie returns to the city with her mother.
Jett James
Jett James, portrayed by Will McDonald, first appeared on 7 May 2012. The character and casting were revealed in April 2012. McDonald described Jett as a "troublemaker" upon his arrival in Summer Bay who quickly gets into conflicts with locals like VJ Patterson. This role marked McDonald’s debut on television. In 2013, he earned a nomination for the Most Popular New Male Talent Logie Award.
Natalie Davison
Natalie Davison, played by Catherine Mack, was introduced on 16 May 2012. Mack received the opportunity unexpectedly while based in Los Angeles when invited to audition. She regarded the role as her ideal job and appreciated filming in Sydney. Natalie serves as a school counsellor at Summer Bay High, providing support to students such as Sasha Bezmel and Casey Braxton amid intense teenage challenges.
Mack described Natalie as compassionate and resolute in helping others, possessing a strong yet imperfect character shaped by a difficult upbringing. Her storyline includes counseling Casey Braxton following his shooting of his father, complicating her budding romance with Darryl Braxton (Brax). This relationship uncovers new dimensions of Brax’s personality beyond his usual tough exterior.
In 2013, Mack was nominated for Most Popular New Female Talent at the Logie Awards. Later that year, she opted to leave the series to resolve her character’s unfinished family issues and explore new ventures.
Natalie’s narrative involves settling into her new office space, fostering trust with troubled students, and managing intricate relationships within the Braxton family. Her role deepens as she supports Casey through legal difficulties after his father’s death and develops a romantic involvement with Brax that faces obstacles due to external pressures and personal conflicts. After ending things with Brax, Natalie dates Zac MacGuire but finds it difficult to move past Brax. Following emotional turmoil and Zac discovering that Natalie’s estranged mother is alive, Natalie leaves Summer Bay to find her mother and reconcile her past.
Danny Braxton
Daniel "Danny" Braxton, played by Andy McPhee, made his first appearance on 30 May 2012. Announced earlier that year, McPhee was contracted for a six-month guest role. Danny is the father of Darryl, Heath, and Casey Braxton, and his character enriches the Braxton family narrative by exploring themes such as abandonment and a criminal history.
His release from prison triggers friction with his sons, particularly Heath, who, now a father himself, seeks understanding and reconciliation. Although initially met with resistance, Danny expresses remorse for leaving his family behind; however, his past offenses continue to strain relationships. His presence uncovers intricate family tensions and lingering disputes.
Following his release, Danny settles in Summer Bay, initially residing with Darryl before moving to the caravan park. He forms a friendship with Marilyn Chambers but soon reveals manipulative behavior by demanding money from Darryl and scheming against his ex-wife Cheryl. His darker traits surface through plots aimed at Ruby Buckton’s assets and confrontations involving his sons.
As conflicts intensify, Kyle Bennett provides Danny with a firearm and counterfeit passport. Danny's alliance with Casey deteriorates when Casey secretly aligns with Darryl. During a motel bar robbery, Casey shoots Danny to protect others. Danny is hospitalized but succumbs during surgery, bringing his turbulent storyline to a close.
Danny Braxton’s arc highlights themes of familial loyalty, betrayal, and the repercussions of past deeds within the context of the Home and Away series.
Kyle Braxton
Kyle Braxton, portrayed by Nic Westaway, first appeared on 8 August 2012. His casting was revealed on 28 June 2012. Industry insiders confirmed Westaway as a regular cast member and introduced Kyle as part of the Braxton family. In September, Kyle kidnaps Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes), holding him captive in the desert. He later reveals he is Danny Braxton’s (Andy McPhee) son, adding complexity to the family storyline.
Tim Graham
Tim Graham, played by Jonny Pasvolsky, appeared between 17 August and 7 September 2012. Introduced as Roo Stewart’s (Georgie Parker) former boyfriend, Tim arrives in Summer Bay shortly after Roo becomes engaged to Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham). Their past affair took place in New York while Tim was married; he later realizes Roo is his true love. Described as charming with a "New York energy," Tim attempts to win Roo back using persuasive methods.
Tamara Kingsley
Tamara Jane Kingsley, enacted by Kelly Paterniti, debuted on 1 October 2012 and departed on 21 May 2014. Paterniti moved from Western Australia to Sydney for the role and initially experienced nervousness about joining Home and Away, particularly regarding her screen presence.
Tamara became a pivotal figure in a love triangle involving Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes) and Sasha Bezmel (Demi Harman) towards the end of 2012. Paterniti remarked that complications for the trio intensified in 2013, emphasizing Tamara’s deep bond with Casey after supporting him during vulnerable moments. Her storyline also explored her difficult history with ex-boyfriend Nelson (Anthony Gee), unveiling an abusive relationship.
Lisa Flemming
Lisa Flemming, portrayed by Rachael Beck, appeared on-screen from 5 October to 22 November 2012. Introduced as a physiotherapist, Lisa aids Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier) in his rehabilitation following a car crash. Her role expands beyond professional boundaries as she becomes romantically involved with Dex's father, Sid Walker (Robert Mammone). Their relationship unfolds amid challenges and secrecy.
Although Lisa is legally married to Neil Flemming (Josef Ber), they are separated, with Neil occasionally residing at their shared home. Despite Sid's initial reservations and Dexter’s objections, Sid and Lisa continue their relationship discreetly. The situation intensifies when Lisa discloses that Neil has subjected her to prolonged physical abuse. Sid stands by her side as she pursues an Apprehended Violence Order against Neil.
Neil's violent behavior escalates, including an assault on Sid and threats directed at Sid’s family. After Neil’s release from custody, Lisa reaches out to him but informs Sid of her plan to temporarily return to Neil in order to safeguard Sid’s family from further harm before ultimately leaving Neil for good.
Adam Sharpe
Adam Sharpe, played by Martin Lynes, made his debut on 16 October 2012. Presented as a businessman with a complex past involving the Braxton family, Adam is characterized as affluent and charismatic yet ethically questionable. He assists the Braxton brothers in tracking down their missing half-brother, Kyle, and aids in resolving Darryl Braxton's financial troubles.
Adam becomes entangled with Bianca Scott by providing her with drugs to help cope with her son's death, which strains his ties with the Braxtons. Despite warnings from Heath, Adam manipulates circumstances for personal gain, employing blackmail and instigating conflicts within the family. He also exerts influence over his son, Jamie Sharpe, leading them both into criminal acts that result in their arrests.
Following his release, Adam intensifies his vendetta by abducting Heath's daughter and forcing Heath into perilous situations. A violent altercation leaves Adam seriously wounded; however, he survives and seeks retribution through his sister, Ricky Sharpe. His plots include framing Casey Braxton for theft and kidnapping Casey's girlfriend. After shooting Brax and attempting to finish him off while hospitalized, Adam is ultimately apprehended and sentenced to 25 years to life imprisonment.
Subsequently, Adam admits to killing Johnny Barrett—a crime previously blamed on Brax—impacting ongoing legal developments within the storyline.
Jamie Sharpe
James "Jamie" Sharpe, portrayed by Hugo Johnstone-Burt, featured on Home and Away from 19 October 2012 until 8 March 2013. The character was introduced by Lucy Addario in June 2012. Johnstone-Burt described Jamie as a "super-creepy stalker guy" and collaborated closely with Ada Nicodemou, who plays Leah Patterson-Baker.
At a fundraising event, Jamie and Leah experience immediate mutual attraction culminating in a kiss. Although Leah hesitates due to their age difference and her parental responsibilities, Jamie persistently pursues her through texts and gifts. Leah eventually consents to a date during which Jamie shares details about his troubled family history, deepening their bond. After spending the night together, Jamie’s overwhelming gift-giving unsettles Leah.
Critics labeled Jamie as "creepy," observing that his conduct escalated from seemingly charming gestures to stalking and violent tendencies when rejected. Leah ultimately decides to leave Summer Bay to escape him.
The storyline intensifies when Jamie threatens Leah's son VJ aggressively after VJ warns him off. For safety reasons, Leah departs town. Later, under orders from his father Adam Sharpe, Jamie attempts to murder Heath Braxton. Both Jamie and Adam are arrested and incarcerated. While imprisoned, Casey Braxton intervenes to protect Jamie from an attack before Jamie is transferred elsewhere.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
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| 1 February | Andy | Jack Horsley | Andy, a companion of Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds), shares remarks about her following a party while she is accompanied by Casey Braxton (Lincoln Younes). |
| 2 February | Adrian | Daniel Nemes | Adrian emerges as a prospective buyer for the new resort. Dennis Harling (Daniel Roberts) delegates Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell) to engage in negotiations with him. Adrian participates in surfing with Romeo before purchasing five apartments. |
| 3 February | Mrs Porter | Annie Suttor | In hospital, Nurse Julie Cooper (Lisa Hayson-Phillips) and Dexter Walker (Charles Cottier) provide care to Mrs Porter. |
| 3 February – 17 August | Dr Worsley | Michael Cullen | Dr Worsley supports Nurse Julie Cooper in treating Irene Roberts (Lynne McGranger) and later communicates to Darryl Braxton and Heath Braxton the passing of their father Danny. |
| 3–9 February | Kathy | Rachel Strickland | Kathy becomes involved with Harvey Ryan (Marcus Graham) and backs his campaign for council, opposing Dennis Harling's environmentally harmful development plans. Following Harvey's election victory, he begins a relationship with Fleur Simpson, ending things with Kathy. |
| 6 February | Bruce | Dan Prowse | Bruce is responsible for delivering chairs to Angelo's restaurant, as ordered by Geoffrey King (Geoff Morrell). |
| 7 February | Nathan Cunningham | Erin Mullally | Nathan works as a stripper at Bianca Scott's hen party but departs abruptly upon recognizing former teachers among the guests. |
| 9 February | Election official | Lindsay Moss | Announces the election of Harvey Ryan as councillor for Summer Bay. |
| 13–14 February | Paparazzo | Nick Dale | The paparazzo causes disturbances by persistently following Liam Murphy (Axle Whitehead) and Bianca Scott before their wedding, escalating tensions. |
| 15 February – 26 March | Sully | Roger Scriberras | Sully assists in training Darryl Braxton for cage fighting but later commits theft at Darryl’s restaurant and threatens Bianca Scott before being permitted to leave. |
| 16 February – 14 March | Tyler Churchill | Gustavo Barbosa | Tyler, a former juvenile detainee, arrives in Summer Bay, steals a vehicle, gains employment at the Caravan Park, instigates conflicts with the Braxtons, and eventually exits town. |
| 17 February | Jim | Matt Greenlaw | Jim test drives John Palmer’s car, which is subsequently stolen by Tyler Churchill. |
| 21 February – 23 March | Referee | Nick Zemaitis | Officiates cage fighting matches involving Darryl Braxton, including one where Leah Patterson-Baker requests cancellation due to injury concerns. |
| 21 February | Announcer | Kieran Revell | Introduces combatants ahead of cage fights featuring Darryl Braxton. |
| 21 February | Dick Norris | Uncredited | A formidable cage fighter who overcomes Darryl Braxton despite exceeding the weight limit for their bout. |
| 22 February | Shari | Jacqueline Doran | Discovered by Leah Patterson-Baker alongside Darryl Braxton during a party setting. |
| 23 February – 23 March | Fleur Simpson | Alys Daroy | The mayor’s niece who dates Harvey Ryan and participates in fundraising activities; grows resentful of his attention toward Roo Stewart. |
| 24 February | 'Traveller' | 'James Colette' | 'A passenger aboard John Palmer’s bus enquires about departure schedules.' |
| 28 February | 'Darren' | 'Jamel Boukabou' | 'Removalist clearing Dennis Harling’s residence as he prepares to leave town.' |
| 29 February | 'Tess Green' | 'Victoria Darke' | 'Caught by Leah Patterson-Baker and Roo Stewart engaging in an intimate moment with Darryl Braxton.' |
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
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| 2 March | "Council PA" | "Melissa Armstrong" | "Greets Roo Stewart at a press event where Harvey Ryan unveils development proposals; reveals herself as the sole candidate." |
| 5–9 March | "Sergeant Rafferty" | "Wayne Bradley" | "Xavier Austin's instructor at police academy; initially skeptical but later supportive after Xavier demonstrates competence." |
| 5 March | "Sam Langsford" | "Elliott Collinson" | "Police officer present when Xavier Austin requests early departure from academy." |
| 6 March – 3 April | "Margaret Henderson" | "Susan Prior" | "Stu Henderson's mother who confronts Sasha Bezmel regarding Stu's demise; later arrested for alleged poisoning of husband Alan." |
| 9 March | "Offender" | "Jack Martin" | "Participant in police cadet training exercises involving Xavier Austin." |
| "Toby" | "Jack McTaggart" | "Police cadet who shares camaraderie with Xavier Austin." | |
| "Robber" | "Christopher Darling" | "Attempts to rob a coffee shop; apprehended by Xavier Austin." | |
| "Waitress" | "Miranda O'Hare" | "Hostage during robbery; later involved in social incident at Angelo's restaurant." | |
| "Cato" | "Uncredited" | "Police cadet partnered with Xavier Austin during training drills." | |
| 13 March –11 April | "Eddie Trumper" | "Alan Flower" | "Vocal coach employed by Irene Roberts; accused of plagiarizing lyrics from Liam Murphy." |
| 16–23 March | "Dale Canning" | "Josef Brown" | "Carpenter who donates supplies for charity; engages socially with Roo Stewart and Fleur Simpson." |
| 19 March | "Serena" | "Kiara Legay" | "Leads an assault on Sasha Bezmel; incident recorded leading to suspension." |
| 21 March –1 May | "Sonographer" | "Meg MacIntosh" | "Conducts ultrasounds for Bianca Scott during her pregnancy." |
| 29 March | "Lindsay Meyer" | "Susie Collins" | "University peer of Indigo Walker; introduces her brother Logan Meyer." |
| 29 March –5 June | "Logan Meyer" | "David Berry" | "Develops romantic interest in Indigo Walker, creating social complications due to her marital status." |
| 5 April–10 September 2013, 16 September 2015–9 May 2022 | 'Constable Ben Murray' | 'John-Paul Jory' | 'Police officer involved in numerous investigations including those concerning the Braxton family, arson cases, and assorted criminal matters.' |
| 5 April –28 June | 'Jayden Post' | 'Christian Antidormi' | 'Summer Bay High student and member of the River Boys; implicated in bullying and school disputes.' |
| 6 April –11 May | 'Steve Carmody' | 'Michael Sheasby' | 'Surfer romantically linked to Ruby Buckton; implicated in marijuana planting leading to conflict with Darryl Braxton.' |
| 13 April | 'Jury Foreman' | 'Lyndall Iron' | 'Presides over Sasha Bezmel’s murder trial verdict.' |
| 16 April | 'Officer Dan Foley' | 'Garth Russell' | 'Customs officer who discovers marijuana concealed in Ruby Buckton’s belongings.' |
| 18 April–31 January 2013 | 'Katie Miles' | 'Rae Loomes' | 'University friend advising Dexter Walker on romantic interests.' |
| 'Alexa Campbell' | 'Camille Piazza' | 'University friend accompanying Katie Miles.' | |
| 26 April | 'Mayor Bryan Coombes' | 'Jack O'Rourke' | 'Summer Bay mayor who denies approval of Harvey Ryan’s redevelopment plans.' |
| 'Craig Jensen' | 'Tim Draxl' | 'Leah Patterson-Baker’s internet date whose dinner ends negatively due to erratic conduct.' | |
| 'Biff Carruthers' | 'Mitchell Burgess' | 'River Boy engaged in local conflicts and community events.' | |
| 'Liz James' | 'Sophie Gregg' | 'Mother of Jett James facing literacy difficulties; found deceased at home.' | |
| 'Dave Townsend' | 'Ryan Gibson' | 'Summer Bay High teacher involved in disciplinary matters concerning Casey Braxton.' | |
| 'Shop Owner' | 'Sarah Pope' | 'Refuses Indigo Walker’s dress return citing sale policy.' | |
| 'Terry Kosla' | 'Michael Cumes' | 'Surf shop proprietor negotiating sponsorship deals with Romeo Smith.' | |
| 'Snr. Sgt. Mike Emerson' | 'Cameron Stewart' | 'Senior police officer overseeing investigations including those involving the Braxtons and local crimes.' |
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context | |
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| 'Matthew Pearson' | 'Stephen Noad' | 'Prison guard interacting with Heath Braxton during visits to Danny Braxton.' | ||
| 'Scott Lewis' | 'Joss McWilliam' | 'Prison officer escorting Darryl Braxton during family visitation.' | ||
| 'Rocco Scott-Braxton' [1] | 'Son of Heath Braxton and Bianca Scott; suffers medical complications culminating in death from sudden infant death syndrome.' | |||
| 'Mia Cameron' | 'Kate Skinner' | 'Model agency representative evaluating Indigo Walker’s portfolio but unable to offer assignments due to scheduling inflexibility.' | ||
| 'Jackson' | 'Douglas Hansell' | 'Photographer hired by Indigo Walker promoting bikini shots but halts topless photography.' | ||
| 'Nurse Alex' | 'Joanna Downing' | 'Hospital nurse attending patients including Bianca Scott, Dexter Walker, John Palmer, and Jett James.' | ||
| 'Dean Phillips' | 'Anthony Burke' | 'Recruiter for Mungo Sports Surf who employs Romeo Smith.' | ||
| 'Nurse Wanda Fisher' | 'Alexandra Aldrich' | 'Nurse providing care for Rocco Scott-Braxton during medical emergencies.' |
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context | |
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| 'Clay' | 'Lucas Connolly' | 'Hired by Danny Braxton to assault Darryl Braxton; later coerced into revealing information about Kyle Braxton.' | ||
| 'Richard Bozic' | 'Radek Jonak' | 'Biological father of Jett James negotiating custody arrangements.' | ||
| 'Patient' | 'Dave Kirkham' | 'Hospital patient receiving care during Dexter Walker’s recovery.' | ||
| 'Gary Turner' | 'Daniel Krige' | 'Associate involved in drug transactions with Darryl Braxton.' | ||
| 'Bob Lawson' | 'Danny Mulvihill' | 'Leader of drug operation involving Darryl Braxton; experiences complications causing deal withdrawal.' | ||
| 'Bill Crosby' | 'Ben McNalli' | 'Drug courier operating under Bob Lawson’s network.' |
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context | |
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| 'Water Policeman' | 'Christian Willis' | 'Inspects Darryl Braxton’s boat for illicit activities but finds none.' | ||
| 'Molly Brenner' | 'Alison McGirr' | 'Case worker managing Jett James’ welfare and adoption proceedings.' | ||
| 'Pete Simpson' | 'Mark Hodson' | 'Pub manager victimized during armed robbery involving Casey and Danny Braxton.' |
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| 'Dr Ben Dawson' | 'Richard Healy' |
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| 'Nurse Romina' | 'Rose Purse' |
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| 'Sophie White' | 'Julia Kennedy Scott' |
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| 'Dr Alex Bennett' | 'Penny Gray' |
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