Prudence Wallace
Raymond and Ivan Renshaw
Raymond Renshaw, portrayed by Frank Magree, along with Ivan Renshaw, played by Michael Shanahan, made their first appearance on 11 January 2019. The Renshaws are a criminal family based in Sydney, previously mentioned since 2016 through Leo Tanaka's reports concerning their involvement in money laundering. Raymond's daughter, Delaney Renshaw, was introduced to the series in December 2018. The arrival of these brothers in Erinsborough sparks a significant "shock siege" storyline as they pursue vengeance against Leo for their incarceration.
During the plot, Ivan tries to shoot Leo at The Waterhole but inadvertently injures Terese Willis instead. Subsequently, Raymond takes hostages at Harold's Café, demanding a van to facilitate his escape. Despite ongoing negotiations, he refuses to release Leo and is ultimately apprehended when the police intervene. This prominent storyline emphasized the show's commitment to intense crime drama, enhancing both viewer engagement and narrative complexity.
Vera Punt
Vera Punt, brought to life by Sally-Anne Upton, first appeared on 23 January 2019. Upton’s casting for this recurring role was announced on 14 January 2019. Vera is Valerie Grundy’s sister and arrives on Ramsay Street with the intention of reclaiming Valerie’s dog, Regina Grundy, which leads to conflicts with caretakers David Tanaka and Aaron Brennan. Upton described Vera as a character who "speaks her mind," adding sharpness and unpredictability to the series. Vera has been depicted as both "despicable" and endearing, embodying a quintessential Australian larrikin spirit.
Her storyline involves legal disputes over Regina, initiating a lawsuit against Lassiters following an accident involving Leo Tanaka, and engaging with various residents at Lassiters and Ramsay Street. Vera also takes part in community activities such as charity auctions and social gatherings that often provoke controversy. Additionally, she conducts real estate dealings, notably acquiring number 32 Ramsay Street from Leo Tanaka for financial reasons.
Vera’s narrative further delves into personal struggles including a gambling problem that leads her to live temporarily in a shared house before relocating to the Eirene Rising retirement village. There, she bonds with fellow residents and faces health complications requiring surgery.
Throughout her tenure on the show, Vera remains a polarizing presence within the community due to her blunt demeanor and involvement in local conflicts. She plays a central role in major story arcs up until 2024 and is featured in the opening credits starting April 2025.
Melissa Lohan
Melissa "Mel" Lohan, enacted by Jacqui Purvis, was introduced on 25 January 2019 as Chloe Brennan’s ex-girlfriend. Her character was brought in to explore Chloe’s past and bisexual identity, highlighting themes of unreciprocated affection and betrayal. Their separation was portrayed as spiteful, leaving Chloe emotionally exposed. Critics described Mel as a "villainous," "ruthless," and "sinister" figure, especially as she pursued a position within the Robinson Pines development that could threaten Paul Robinson’s interests. Although Mel had potential for recurring appearances, her involvement in arson curtailed her time on the show; Purvis’s portrayal received acclaim. Mel departed on 4 March 2019.
Mel arrives in Erinsborough after Aaron Brennan invites her to visit Chloe. Initially rejected by Chloe, Mel expresses regret over past wrongdoings, leading to a cautious reconciliation. She attempts to obtain a sales agent role from Paul Robinson for the Robinson Pines project but is initially turned down due to existing personnel. After assisting Paul and Amy Williams with investor relations during the sale process, Mel is offered the sales manager position. She briefly rekindles her romance with Chloe despite being aware of Chloe’s feelings for Elly Conway.
Upon discovering Chloe’s Huntington’s disease diagnosis, Mel offers support and pursues their relationship further. She invests in office space at Lassiters and manipulates Heath Kabel to undermine local business at Lucas Fitzgerald’s garage. Unknowingly causing harm, Mel sabotages the garage’s power board while Bea Nilsson is inside a van there, resulting in a fire. Bea accuses Mel of wrongdoing alongside Chloe, who ends their relationship due to mistrust. Mel threatens Elly Conway over their previous kiss but eventually leaves after confrontation. Later, she is arrested in South Australia following Heath’s cooperation with authorities.
Claudia Watkins
Claudia Watkins, brought to life by Kate Raison, made her first appearance on 29 March 2019 as the estranged mother of Finn Kelly (Rob Mills). Created by Jason Herbison, Claudia was portrayed as a "trouble-causing mother" and a "strong-willed woman," with critics labeling her as "calculating" and "intimidating." Her entrance into Erinsborough also marked the comeback of former recurring character Samantha Fitzgerald (Simone Buchanan). The dramatic tension was heightened through Claudia’s complicated dynamics with her sons, Finn and Shaun Watkins, alongside her fraught past with Elly Conway (Jodi Anasta).
When contacted by Finn’s physician, Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), Claudia arrives in Erinsborough under the guise of retrieving her younger son, Shaun. She confesses to having minimal involvement in Finn’s upbringing and refers to him as a psychopath. Although hesitant at first, she remains after Finn regains consciousness from a coma but suffers from amnesia. Claudia tries to separate Finn from Shaun and his lawyer, offering financial compensation to Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne)—which Susan declines—and later visits Finn again upon receiving correspondence from him.
Following Shaun’s tragic death in an avalanche, Claudia attempts to mend her relationship with Finn and Elly, who is expecting Shaun’s child. Nevertheless, she covertly hires people to delve into Elly’s history and manipulates circumstances to destabilize her. After Finn’s demise, Claudia returns with the intention of gaining custody of her granddaughter, Aster Conway, exploiting Elly’s voluntary manslaughter charge. She enlists Samantha Fitzgerald as her legal representative and seeks to undermine the Kennedy family by applying pressure on Susan Kennedy through the PTA.
Claudia manages to obtain temporary custody of Aster by emphasizing Susan’s supposed instability and tries to establish herself in Erinsborough by purchasing the penthouse and attempting to acquire Chloe Brennan’s island—the location tied to Finn’s crimes. She recruits local teenagers to back her plans but is ultimately exposed when Chloe and Aaron Brennan discover her role in destroying evidence connected to Finn’s case. Confronted with exposure, Claudia plans to escape but is stopped by Shaun, who survived alone for months and demands answers about Aster. Under pressure from Shaun, she admits her wrongdoings and is rejected by Samantha for failing to flee. Following this, Claudia faces charges after Elly vows that Claudia will never have access to Aster again.
Roxy Willis
Roxy Willis, played by Zima Anderson, first appeared on 29 April 2019. Anderson’s casting was revealed on 14 April 2019 shortly after she relocated to Melbourne to advance her acting career. She described Roxy as "very lively and mischievous," "full of spirit," and "unpredictable," emphasizing the character’s rebellious yet charming traits. Roxy is introduced as the niece of established character Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou), though they share no blood relation. She is the daughter of Adam Willis and Gemma Ramsay, with Gemma hoping Terese would help control Roxy's unruly behavior. Soon after Roxy’s arrival, her older boyfriend Vance Abernethy (Conrad Coleby) was also introduced.
Dean Mahoney
Dean Mahoney, portrayed by Henry Strand, made his debut on 2 May 2019. His introduction was detailed in the June 2019 issue of Soap World. Dean is characterized as a rebellious student attending Erinsborough High and is the son of Dr Dora Dietrich (Kirsty Hillhouse). He becomes embroiled in conflict with his expectant teacher Elly Conway (Jodi Anasta), which sparks a blackmail plot where Dean uses Elly’s fabricated pregnancy to manipulate her. He pressures Elly into unlawful activities, heightening the tension and drawing further threats. Following disciplinary action, Dean obtains access to Elly’s medical files through his mother, uncovering her deceit and leveraging this information for control.
The situation escalates when Dean steals an ultrasound picture to continue coercing Elly, catching the attention of Finn Kelly (Rob Mills), who pays Dean to change schools. Several months later, Dean reappears, stalking Elly once more before apologizing for his previous conduct, revealing personal hardships such as dropping out of school and experiencing homelessness, and pledging to leave her alone. Nevertheless, he later teams up with Finn’s mother Claudia Watkins (Kate Raison) by sharing details about Elly’s history, thereby extending his role in ongoing narratives.
Vance Abernethy
Vance Abernethy, played by Conrad Coleby, first appeared on 16 May 2019. His casting was announced on 18 April 2019. Coleby praised the cast as "a great bunch of people" and noted his strong connection with Rebekah Elmaloglou (Terese). Vance is introduced as Roxy Willis’ (Zima Anderson) older boyfriend and Terese Willis’ former partner, who once "led her down a wild path." Their relationship is described as both "spicy" and "affectionate," marked by a profound and enjoyable bond. Vance acknowledges the familial link between Terese and Roxy and enjoys reminiscing about his past with Terese, although he believes she is living dishonestly. He also has confrontations with Terese’s current partner, Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis).
Upon arriving in Erinsborough to see Roxy, Vance reveals to Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano) that he financed her purchase of half the Back Lane Bar, making him Leo’s new business partner. To gain Leo’s approval, Vance halts Roxy’s plans to rebrand the bar. He reunites with Terese and Ned Willis (Ben Hall), who originally introduced him to Roxy. Vance opts to keep his history with Terese hidden from both Roxy and Paul, assuring Terese of his commitment to Roxy.
Vance and Roxy attempt to sell a racehorse to fund their future together; however, the prospective buyer backs out after Leo discovers the horse has been stolen—information Roxy is unaware of. Following an unsuccessful sale attempt to Paul Robinson, Terese pressures Vance to end things with Roxy and leave town, persuading Paul to cancel the deal. Vance finds another buyer and plans to depart without Roxy. Before leaving, he shares an emotional farewell with Terese.
After selling the horse to Pierce Greyson (Tim Robards), Terese threatens legal action but acknowledges her lingering feelings for Vance. Later, Paul contacts the police after learning from Leo that Vance embezzled money from the bar. Terese urges Vance to escape; he invites her to join him but she declines. Weeks afterward, Vance returns upon hearing about a kiss between Roxy and Paul and assaults Paul. Roxy claims her actions toward Paul were retaliatory. Gary Canning (Damien Richardson) is mistakenly accused of the attack, causing Roxy guilt over allowing an innocent person to be blamed. When she asks Vance if he truly loves her and requests a confession, police arrest him as he attempts to leave the backpackers' hostel.
Ebony Buttrose
Ebony Buttrose, portrayed by Christie Hayes, made her first appearance on 7 June 2019. Hayes's involvement was revealed on 24 March 2019. She expressed that joining Neighbours was a dream realized and highlighted the professionalism she experienced on set. Ebony becomes entangled in a complicated romantic triangle and is identified as the fiancée of Pierce Greyson (Tim Robards). A journalist observed that Pierce’s former partner, Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly), harbors suspicions about Ebony, who conceals numerous secrets. Hayes described Ebony as having "many layers."
Ebony arrives at the Back Lane Bar intending to meet Pierce but finds him kissing Chloe, which he dismisses as a misunderstanding. Later, at The Waterhole, Ebony invites Chloe for coffee and recounts how she first met Pierce at a charity event. Ebony persuades Pierce to purchase a home for them in Melbourne. Terese agrees to let Ebony employ Chloe as her personal concierge while establishing an office for Ebony’s perfume venture. Ebony tests Chloe’s loyalty and cautions her against becoming an adversary. When Chloe questions how Pierce finances Ebony’s perfume business, Ebony suspects she is being labeled a golddigger. Ebony assures Chloe she will befriend her if Pierce gives them space. Despite buying the house, Ebony postpones decorating it to keep Pierce distant.
Chloe uncovers that Ebony’s crystal perfume bottles are actually made of glass and discovers bank transfers from Ebony to a private account. Ebony admits she diverts some of Pierce’s funds to her sister, Crystal Buttrose (Rachel Soding), a single mother residing in the new home—information hidden from Pierce. Chloe assists Crystal in securing accommodation, and when Pierce finds Crystal at the house, he confronts Ebony. Initially hesitant, Ebony finally explains Crystal’s circumstances and the financial aid provided. She confesses that she initially saw Pierce as a way to improve her life but fell in love and feared losing him if he learned about her family secret.
Pierce demands that Ebony sign an agreement committing entirely to their marriage without profiting or accept $250,000 to leave. Ebony signs but becomes uneasy about Chloe and Pierce’s friendship. She questions Chloe about her feelings for Pierce; Chloe denies any romantic interest. After seeing them embrace, Ebony accepts Pierce’s cheque and departs from town.
Harlow Robinson
Harlow Robinson, played by Jemma Donovan, debuted on 15 July 2019. Donovan’s casting was announced on 26 March 2019 through the show’s social media channels, connecting her to the series through her father Jason Donovan and grandfather Terence Donovan (actor), both of whom previously portrayed significant characters. Executive producer Jason Herbison praised Donovan’s audition and revealed that the role was tailored specifically for her, reflecting her own relocation from the UK to Australia.
Harlow belongs to the established Robinson family, introduced in 1985, and was later confirmed as the daughter of Robert Robinson. Her storyline includes interactions with Paul and his son David Tanaka, who invite her to Erinsborough. Described as "quick-witted and complicated," Harlow is portrayed as determined and assertive.
On 17 May 2022, it was announced that Donovan had finished filming and that Harlow would exit the series before its finale in August 2022.
Mackenzie Hargreaves
Mackenzie Hargreaves, brought to life by Georgie Stone, made her first appearance on 30 August 2019, marking the introduction of the series' inaugural transgender character and making Stone the second transgender actress to portray a trans role on Australian television. Stone initiated contact with the show's creators in 2018, which led to her casting after an audition and an intensive eight-month collaboration to weave elements of her personal journey into the character. She highlighted the significance of genuine representation of transgender experiences, touching on themes such as coming out, romantic relationships, and encounters with bullying.
Scarlett Brady
Scarlett Brady, portrayed by Christie Whelan Browne, debuted on 9 September 2019. Announced in June 2019, Scarlett was characterized as a woman burdened by a troubled history and concealed motives. Whelan Browne described her as a multifaceted individual, expressing hope that audiences would find empathy for her despite her morally ambiguous behavior. Scarlett made a return in September 2020, engaging in a revenge plot targeting Ned Willis (Ben Hall), before departing once more in October.
Scarlett's storyline revolves around themes of manipulation and vengeance. After encountering Ned at an airport, she arrives in Erinsborough claiming experience in hospitality and swiftly secures a porter position at Lassiters Hotel. She proceeds to undermine her coworkers, disrupt Ned’s relationship with Yashvi Rebecchi, and concoct threats from a supposed ex-fiancé to elicit sympathy. Her actions escalate into violence, including stabbing Ned and assaulting Yashvi, which ultimately leads to her arrest.
In the subsequent year, Scarlett reemerges online under a pseudonym to stalk Ned, demanding he paint her portrait as retribution for their past encounters. Her behavior becomes increasingly erratic, culminating in the sabotage of Ned’s art exhibition and efforts to implicate him in her own murder after staging an attack on herself. These events result in Ned facing homicide charges amid complex investigations that uncover Scarlett’s involvement in earlier family tragedies.
Her concluding storyline features a botched attempt to harm Ned at a fabricated wedding event, during which she sustains acid burns and is hospitalized. Ultimately, Scarlett admits to framing Ned, bringing her arc—marked by psychological manipulation and criminal activities within the Erinsborough community—to a close.
Hendrix Greyson
Hendrix Greyson, enacted by Ben Turland, first appeared on 13 September 2019. Announced on 1 September, Hendrix was introduced as the estranged son of Pierce Greyson (Tim Robards). After being expelled from boarding school, he arrives in Erinsborough amidst his father’s efforts to reconcile with Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly). Pierce acknowledges his limited role in Hendrix's upbringing, creating tension with his "suave" son who subsequently makes romantic advances toward Chloe. Matthew Myers of DNA described Hendrix as a "rich spoiled brat," while Turland attributed Hendrix's rebelliousness and initial unfavorable audience reception to the absence of a father figure. On 3 June 2022, Hendrix was written out following complications from a lung transplant—a narrative developed prior to the show's cancellation and the conclusion of Turland’s contract.
Prudence Wallace
Prudence "Prue" Wallace, portrayed by Denise van Outen, made her debut on 20 September 2019. The announcement of Van Outen joining the cast was made public on 12 June 2019. Her initial scenes were shot in London alongside Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson) and Rebekah Elmaloglou (Terese Willis) before she transitioned to filming in Melbourne. Van Outen characterized Prue as "mischievous" and somewhat unconventional, bringing a lively and unpredictable element to the series. Prue is introduced as the mysterious mother of Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan), who had appeared earlier that year.
Prue’s narrative centers around her involvement with a cult named the Restoration Order, which creates tension between her, Harlow, and Harlow’s guardians Paul and Terese. After encountering Paul and Terese in London, Prue hesitates to fully reconnect with Harlow due to the Order's rigid influence. Upon arriving in Erinsborough, she expresses disapproval of Harlow’s current living arrangements amid ongoing family conflicts and scandals. Prue forms a close bond with Gary Canning (Damien Richardson), leading to an engagement that surprises their relatives. Financial difficulties linked to the Restoration Order ultimately force Prue to leave the group, a fact she initially keeps hidden.
Her storyline concludes with a dramatic death caused by a bomb explosion orchestrated by Finn Kelly (Rob Mills), occurring after her attempts to mend ties with Harlow and follow Gary. Van Outen embraced the brevity of her role, highlighting the significant impact of Prue’s exit while leaving open the possibility for future appearances.
Graham Isheev
Graham Isheev, played by Richard Arnold, was introduced on 20 September 2019. Arnold's casting was announced simultaneously with that of Denise van Outen, who plays Prue Wallace. Graham appears exclusively in one episode filmed in London, where he exerts a manipulative influence over Prue. Simon Timblick from What's on TV described him as "a shady character."
Within the plot, Graham watches as Prue meets her daughter’s grandfather Paul Robinson and his wife Terese Willis. He advises Prue that it is time to release her hold on Harlow, emphasizing the importance of allegiance. Prue consents to his counsel.
Grant Hargreaves
Grant Hargreaves, enacted by Paul Mercurio, first appeared on 8 October 2019. Grant is the distant father of Mackenzie Hargreaves (Georgie Stone), a character referenced multiple times prior to his arrival. Early interactions expose his difficulty in accepting Mackenzie’s gender transition; however, he later attempts to repair their relationship and address his previous insensitivities.
Grant makes a return in June 2022 to give Mackenzie away at her wedding to Hendrix Greyson (Ben Turland). His storyline during this period includes dealing with a workplace injury that leads to a WorkSafe compensation claim, financial hardships, and efforts to reconnect both with Mackenzie and his other children from a later relationship.
Despite some initial challenges, Grant participates in significant family occasions such as Lassiters Pride and Mackenzie’s wedding. Following Hendrix’s unexpected passing, Grant briefly comes back but leaves after a dispute with Mackenzie concerning how she copes with her loss.
Kane Jones
Kane Jones, brought to life by Barry Conrad, made his first appearance on 15 November 2019. His introduction coincided with a plotline where Ned Willis (Ben Hall) became involved in an underground fight club as a means to manage PTSD. Kane later resurfaces as the organizer of illicit blackjack games featuring Hendrix Greyson (Benny Turland). Conrad shared his excitement about returning to the role, highlighting Kane’s surprising comeback following a stint in prison.
Conrad disclosed that Kane’s release was due to good behavior and suggested that audiences would witness a more nuanced portrayal of the character. As Hendrix falls deeper into debt, Kane resorts to intimidation tactics to reclaim what he is owed. When questioned about Kane’s potential for violence, Conrad expressed doubt that his character would commit murder. He also emphasized the contrast between himself and Kane, describing the latter as more intense. Conrad showed interest in delving into Kane’s history to shed light on his multifaceted nature and changing relationships.
Kane’s initial scene takes place at The Shed gym, where he invites Ned to participate in a no-holds-barred fight club. After Ned triumphs over Kane in a match, their confrontations intensify until law enforcement intervenes and shuts down the venue following a tip from Yashvi Rebecchi (Olivia Junkeer). Subsequently, Kane contaminates Yashvi’s drink with shattered glass but is exposed and apprehended after she captures his admission on video. While incarcerated, Ned visits Kane seeking insight into threats from Zenin Alexio; Kane cautions him about the danger posed by these men and suggests prison might be a safer environment.
Several months later, having been paroled for good conduct, Kane returns to Erinsborough and operates illegal blackjack games at Lassiters Hotel. Hendrix initially experiences winnings but soon accumulates substantial losses under Kane’s influence. Complaints lead to relocating the games to Hendrix’s residence on Ramsay Street. Kane pressures Hendrix to repay a $10,000 debt, imposing steep interest rates and demanding ownership of the house deed as collateral. Learning of Nicolette Stone's (Charlotte Chimes) financial needs, Kane invites her to join the gambling sessions.
As tensions escalate, Kane threatens Hendrix, prompting him to arm himself for self-defense. Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly) alerts Kane that police are en route, leading him to flee; however, he is soon captured by Yashvi and her partner. At the police station, Kane denies any involvement in the abduction of Hendrix’s former girlfriend Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan) and is subsequently cleared after providing an alibi.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two legal representatives prosecuting Susan Kennedy for attempted murder of Finn Kelly. Susan’s defense lawyer argues self-defense; charges are dropped after Susan shows remorse and empathy towards Finn. | |||
| Solicitor | |||
| Lola McNuffy | Jaime Allan | Client at Lassiters day spa receiving a manicure from Xanthe Canning. | |
| Keyboardist | Adam Rigley | Musician providing keyboard accompaniment for Bea Nilsson during performances at The Waterhole. | |
| Brydi Frances | Notifies patrons at Harold's Cafe about an incident involving gunfire at The Waterhole, advising them to remain indoors until safe. | ||
| Francis Rae | Sally Anne Mitchell | Physician treating Sonya Rebecchi for abdominal discomfort; recommends colonoscopy and ultrasound due to possible pesticide exposure. | |
| Peter Noel | Abhi Parasher | Sonographer performing ultrasound examination on Sonya. | |
| Louisa Leung | Christina McLachlan | Gynecologist informing Sonya about a significant ovarian cyst requiring surgery that may involve ovary removal or hysterectomy. | |
| Dr Kristin Goodwin | Renai Caruso | Oncologist managing Sonya's diagnosis of stage four ovarian cancer and overseeing chemotherapy treatment progress. | |
| Maria Alvarez | Jessica Drew | Prospective purchaser of Robinson Pines property; clarifies scheduling details with Amy Williams. | |
| Claire Marshall | Emily Joy | Chemotherapy nurse advising Sonya and Toadfish on treatment protocols and hydration needs. | |
| Felix Benson | Shane Palmer | Customer seeking tree advice at Sonya's Nursery; assisted by Sonya after Yashvi becomes flustered. | |
| Frank Scigliano | Robert Pham | Delivery person transporting floral heart arrangement for Valentine's Day event at Lassiters; Chloe Brennan injures her arm on thorns. | |
| Jane Fraser | Julia Davis | British investor discussing development plans for Robinson Pines with Paul Robinson and meeting key stakeholders. | |
| Lassiters Employee | John Sanderson | Assists in installing large floral heart decoration at Lassiters complex. | |
| Bethany Charles | Rute Palma | Social worker visiting Toadfish and Sonya concerning Andrea Somers' son Hugo; focuses on welfare assessment of Sonya. | |
| Heath Kabel | Tim Conlon | Manager at Fitzgerald Motors interacting with Bea Nilsson and Ned Willis; involved in sabotage leading to arson and police investigation; leaves town after receiving payment for silence. | |
| Marta Hepnarova | Madeline Davis | Czech backpacker introduced to Piper Willis and Ned Willis by Leo Tanaka. | |
| Phillipe Gregory | Kevin Dee | Supervisor at Gary Canning's warehouse responsible for shift oversight and enforcing safety measures. | |
| 26 February | Patricia Dalton | Joanna Sakkas | Backpacker discovered asleep in Leo Tanaka's bed during visit from his brother. |
| 27 February | Erica King | Betty Bobbitt | Member of a 40-year-old book club celebrating Prisoner's anniversary; meets with former cast members at The Waterhole. |
| Chrissie Reynolds | Jentah Sobott | ||
| Fiona Bennett | Jenny Lovell | ||
| Meg Fletcher | Jane Clifton | ||
| 7 March | Dr Reece Mahoney | Simon Corfield | Neurologist evaluating Finn Kelly post-coma; confirms traumatic brain injury affecting memory; plans further specialist assessments. |
| 15 March | Rachel Chen | Shirong Woo | Housekeeper at Lassiters Hotel observing Chloe Brennan inspecting room cleanliness; notes Chloe's luggage presence. |
| 26 March | Renata Bryant | Carolyn Masson | Vice principal of Erinsborough High School concerned about criminal Finn Kelly's visit; arranges early dismissal of students and staff. |
| 27 March–28 May | Dr Dora Dietrich | Kirsty Hillhouse | Physician involved in Elly Conway's pregnancy care including ultrasounds and managing complications; handles sensitive paternity information confidentially amid family conflicts involving blackmail by Dean Mahoney. |
| 28 March | Anton Prinis | Mark Casamento | Jeweller providing Gary Canning with engagement ring at The Waterhole. |
| 4–12 April | Max Walpole | Chris Broadstock | Business investor in Robinson Pines development; confused by identity mix-up involving project manager Amy Williams and Chloe Brennan. |
| 9 April | Clarence Pang | John Voce | Eden Hills Grammar staff member interviewing Elly Conway for teaching role; interview interrupted by emotional reaction to cheating question. |
| 18 April | 'Prosecutor Nicholas Archer' | Alex Pinder | Prosecutor advocating custodial sentence for Finn Kelly; hearing postponed due to inability to contact witness Elly Conway. |
| 19 April | Warren Stacks | Joshua Payne | Backpacker involved in altercation at Erinsborough Backpackers escalating conflict involving David Tanaka. |
| 6 June | Demi Nicolaidis | Cecelia Lowe | Facilitator of art therapy class at Lassiters Lake attended by key characters including Elly Conway and Finn Kelly. |
| '7 June–19 August 2019,' 21 January–26 July 2021, 21 May 2024—present |
Dr Stevie Hart | Jazz Bell | Obstetrician performing critical ultrasounds for Elly Conway and Nicolette Stone, managing complex pregnancies including amniotic fluid embolism cases; maintains patient confidentiality amid family concerns; supports staff complaints while investigating poisoning incidents; returns for Karl Kennedy’s farewell event and ongoing hospital involvement. |
| 11 June–9 July | Ian Packer | Nathan Carter | Individual connected to Andrea Somers’ past; provides information regarding woman resembling Dee Bliss; engages in manipulative interactions with Andrea and Toadfish Rebecchi. |
| 14 June | Jamie Whitby | Maddy Tyers | Record producer assisting Bea Nilsson with recording her single "Sorry." |
| 27 June | Aleesha Procter | Kaitlin Devine | Participant in adult literacy classes influenced by Bea Nilsson to continue classes led by Finn Kelly. |
| 1 July
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