Regan Davis
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Founded | March 18, 1985 |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Website | www |
Neighbours is an Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985 and is currently broadcast on the digital channel Eleven. This section outlines the characters introduced in 2016, listed according to their debut dates, all under the guidance of executive producer Jason Herbison. The series' 32nd season commenced on 4 January 2016. In January, Julie Quill and Xanthe Canning made their first appearances. March saw the introduction of Jacka Hills, while April brought in Jack Callahan, Ned Willis, and Madison Robinson. May introduced Angus Beaumont-Hannay, Walter Mitchell, and Mandy Franze. In August, James Udagawa was added to the cast, followed by September’s arrival of siblings David and Leo Tanaka, as well as Xanthe's mother, Brooke Butler.
Julie Quill
Julie Quill, played by Gail Easdale, debuted on 12 January 2016. Easdale secured the role after an earlier unsuccessful audition for a different character. This role marked her return to acting after a hiatus; she is married to Stefan Dennis, who portrays Paul Robinson. Julie was introduced as the new proprietor of Lassiter's Hotel and positioned as Paul's rival. Easdale characterized Julie as a resilient businesswoman with a compassionate side, navigating a predominantly male industry. It was later unveiled that Julie was responsible for the Lassiters Hotel explosion that resulted in the deaths of significant characters; she exited the show in June 2016. Easdale reprised her role in September 2021, with Julie appearing incarcerated amid storylines involving her son Jesse Porter, who had been introduced earlier that year. Easdale commented that Julie had developed remorse since her previous storyline.
Julie arrives in Erinsborough to manage Lassiter's Hotel following its acquisition by the Quill Group. Bearing resentment towards Paul Robinson due to a past romantic relationship, she initially declines to hire his nephew Daniel Robinson but reverses this decision after some consideration. She converses with Terese Willis about the difficulties women face in hospitality and reveals intentions to construct a second hotel tower within the Lassiter's precinct. Julie opposes Paul's attempt to host the Erinsborough Citizen of the Year event, successfully diverting the launch party to The Waterhole; however, poor catering causes food poisoning, leading to Paul's motel winning instead.
Collaborating with her stepson Tom Quill to push forward the tower development, Julie pressures him into falsifying environmental reports; when his deceit is uncovered, she disowns him. After an explosion devastates Lassiter's boiler room, Julie moves in with Terese and appoints Sarah Beaumont as hotel manager during Terese’s absence. She accuses Paul of orchestrating the blast and dismisses Terese upon discovering that Terese funded a fabricated alibi implicating Paul falsely. At Lassiter's reopening event, Julie is arrested based on evidence linking her and Jacka Hills to the explosion conspiracy. She receives a ten-year prison sentence. Years later, her son Jesse Porter joins Lassiters with ambitions to rehabilitate the Quill Group’s standing.
Xanthe Canning
Xanthe Canning, brought to life by Lilly Van der Meer, made her first appearance on 22 January 2016. Her introduction was revealed in November 2015, establishing her as Sheila Canning’s granddaughter and Kyle Canning’s half-sister. Van der Meer characterized Xanthe as someone who injects "mischief, excitement, and trouble" into Ramsay Street, marking her as a significant new member of the Canning family narrative.
Jacka Hills
Jackson Derek "Jacka" Hills, portrayed by Brad McMurray, debuted on 7 March 2016 as a former acquaintance of Stephanie Scully. Presented as the show’s "latest antagonist," Jacka’s storyline revolved around criminal schemes and confrontations with principal characters. Initially appearing in a guest capacity, he returned in September 2016 seeking Steph’s assistance concerning suspicions about his wife’s fidelity.
Jacka's plot involved staging an explosion at Lassiter's Hotel to commit insurance fraud, which led to his capture. After being released early to tend to his ailing mother, he came back to Erinsborough intent on revenge against Ned Willis by sabotaging a hot-air balloon, causing a deadly crash that claimed his wife’s life. Following these events, Jacka was arrested and sentenced to eighteen years incarceration.
Script producer Shane Isheev disclosed intentions for Jacka's comeback through a prison break storyline before the series concluded. Jacka remains remembered as one of the show’s most memorable villains, delivering intense dramatic conflict and intricate criminal narratives affecting numerous central characters.
Jack Callahan
Jack Callahan (also known as John Doe), played by Andrew Morley, first appeared on 4 April 2016. Morley’s casting was announced on 30 January 2016 after he auditioned while engaged in charity work in Cambodia. Filming commenced in December 2015. Introduced initially without any ties to Erinsborough and bearing "a mysterious past," the character was identified only as John Doe. He forms a friendship with Paige Smith (Olympia Valance), who aids him in discovering his true identity as Jack Callahan, a Catholic priest. Jack decides to remain in Erinsborough but faces challenges balancing his religious duties with his relationship with Paige.
Ned Willis
Ned Willis, portrayed by Ben Hall, made his debut on 6 April 2016. His casting was revealed on 11 March 2016, although Ned had been mentioned off-screen for several years prior. He is the son of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) and Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia), marking the first time all of Brad’s children appeared together on-screen. Having spent time living with his grandparents in Darwin, Ned works as a tattoo artist and exhibits a manipulative and complex personality that promises intriguing story arcs. After an initial guest appearance, Ned returned as a regular character on 20 June 2018, contributing substantially to ongoing storylines.
Madison Robinson
Madison Robinson, portrayed by Sarah Ellen, premiered on 22 April 2016. Ellen’s casting was announced in February 2016, with producers hinting at a potentially extended role. Series producer Jason Herbison commented on the character's forthcoming introduction into the Neighbours world. Madison reappeared on 24 June and remained until 27 September, with scenes filmed on the Gold Coast. Ellen also featured in flashback sequences broadcast in October 2019.
Madison is the younger daughter of well-known characters Scott and Charlene Robinson, arriving in Erinsborough to check on her brother Daniel at their parents’ request. An aspiring journalist, Madison inherits traits from her famous parents. To prepare for the role, Ellen studied footage of her on-screen mother and emphasized Madison’s adventurous spirit. After completing her guest stint, Ellen pursued further opportunities in Hollywood, citing Neighbours as valuable experience.
Upon arriving at Number 24 Ramsay Street, Madison reconnects with Daniel during his plans to wed Imogen Willis. She supports their secret wedding ceremony, which ultimately gains family approval. Opting to stay in Erinsborough, Madison assists her uncle Paul Robinson, who is under suspicion following a hotel explosion. She motivates Paul to continue gathering evidence before returning to Brisbane.
Following Paul’s imprisonment and eventual vindication, he uses his influence to secure Madison a cadetship at the West Waratah Star. She abandons university studies and a boyfriend to accept this chance. Under Paul’s mentorship, she writes local stories; however, some are manipulated into personal attacks. Upon discovering this manipulation, Madison moves out and later uncovers an exposé involving a cleaning company that employs women dressed in lingerie—this implicates her cousin Amy Williams. Choosing not to publish leads to her dismissal.
Terese Willis hires Madison as her assistant, where she encourages Terese’s bid for control of Lassiter's. When her aunt Lucy Robinson accepts this offer instead, Madison travels to New York to handle paperwork for Terese. She also pursues singing gigs at The Waterhole and secures an audition for a residency at Lassiter's Gold Coast through Lucy. At SeaWorld, she reunites with ex-boyfriend Logan Dunne and resolves past conflicts with him. Though initially planning to join Logan in California after obtaining the residency, Logan decides to stay on the Gold Coast alongside Madison.
Angus Beaumont-Hannay
Angus Beaumont-Hannay, portrayed by Jai Waetford, made his first appearance on 2 May 2016. The announcement of Waetford's casting came on 10 February 2016, with the character's identity initially kept under wraps. Angus is introduced as the defiant son of the controversial Sarah Beaumont (Nicola Charles). Series producer Jason Herbison remarked that Waetford would enjoy portraying a character who challenges limits. Following his initial guest stint, Waetford returned to film alongside the cast on the Gold Coast.
Angus arrives in Australia after being expelled from boarding school, anticipating a vacation with his mother Sarah. However, she departs for Germany on business, leaving him in the care of friends Karl (Alan Fletcher) and Susan Kennedy in Erinsborough. He soon clashes with Ben Kirk (Felix Mallard) over accusations involving stolen money and acts of mischief such as triggering a fire alarm and creating graffiti at school. Despite these conflicts, Angus briefly dates Xanthe Canning (Lily Van der Meer), but ends the relationship after deciding they are not compatible.
Upon learning about Sarah's cancer diagnosis, Angus takes money earned from busking with Ben and Xanthe before running away. After being located, he plans to flee to Bali but is persuaded to stay by friends and family. Sarah returns, apologizing for concealing her illness and invites Angus to accompany her to Germany for treatment. Though hesitant at first, he eventually agrees to go with her.
Later on the Gold Coast with his father, Angus reunites with Ben and Xanthe. After assisting Madison Robinson (Sarah Ellen) with a delayed singing audition, he returns to Erinsborough at Susan's invitation. Encouraged by Susan's niece Elly Conway (Jodi Anasta), Angus resumes his education and develops feelings for Elly. Following her rejection, he begins dating Piper Willis (Mavournee Hazel). He considers getting a tattoo but is dissuaded due to health concerns.
During a Halloween dance, Angus performs a song for Elly and later kisses her while she is asleep, which causes tension between them. After being cautioned by Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano) to keep his distance, Angus contemplates leaving school but opts instead to attend music school. When he is drugged by a peer, he calls Elly for assistance. Subsequently, an independent record label shows interest in signing him after viewing his music video.
When Elly reconnects with an ex-boyfriend, Angus enlists Piper's help to keep them apart; however, their plan fails and Elly distances herself from him. After Elly becomes intoxicated, Angus kisses her again; Susan discovers them together and reports it. The education board involves law enforcement, resulting in Angus facing assault charges despite his denial of any wrongdoing.
Angus apologizes to Elly, admitting his error. She decides against pressing charges, and following the incident, his father takes him to Sydney.
Walter Mitchell
Walter Mitchell, played by Greg Stone, first appeared on 13 May 2016 as the estranged uncle of Sonya Rebecchi. His storyline uncovers a secret: Walter is actually Sonya’s biological father—a fact connected to the night her parents died in a car accident. He also has a fourteen-year-old daughter named Zoe, who is battling leukaemia; this prompts Walter to ask Sonya to undergo testing as a potential bone marrow donor.
Walter arrives in Erinsborough claiming sobriety but initially misappropriates funds meant for rehabilitation. He stays at Stephanie Scully’s motel and begins a relationship with Terese Willis, adding complexity to family relationships. Sonya discovers Walter was present during her parents’ fatal crash and confronts him about his past involvement, including an affair with her mother and his paternity.
After some initial resistance, Sonya supports Walter’s recovery efforts and invites him to live with her family. Walter discloses Zoe’s illness and the need for a transplant; although Sonya is not a suitable match, her daughter Nell is found compatible. Walter controversially takes Nell to hospital without permission but later apologizes for this action. When Sonya’s son Callum is identified as a better donor candidate, Walter and Zoe depart for the United States.
In 2018, following Zoe’s cancer relapse and Walter’s own relapse into alcoholism, Sonya travels overseas to support him as he recommits to Alcoholics Anonymous. Walter’s storyline explores themes of hidden family truths, illness struggles, and recovery within the show's overarching narrative.
Mandy Franze
Mandy Franze, brought to life by Kristy Best, made her first appearance on 26 May 2016 as the enigmatic former partner of John Doe, played by Andrew Morley. Her arrival sparks a romantic rivalry with Paige Smith. Mandy insists she is John's girlfriend, claiming they cohabit and that his true identity is Jason Jones. She explains that after returning from a recent journey, she sought him out following his disappearance. Despite Paige's doubts, John interacts with Mandy and they share a kiss. Nevertheless, Mandy's story falls apart when she offers John a Hawaiian pizza—allegedly his favorite—only for it to be revealed he is allergic to pineapple. Before departing, Mandy confesses that she met John on the day of the Lassiter's explosion but that he kept personal information from her.
James Udagawa
James Udagawa, portrayed by Samuel David Humphrey, was introduced on 3 August 2016 as a savvy corporate specialist hired to steer Lassiter's Hotel away from financial difficulties and oversee Terese Willis’s management. Humphrey, who has acrodysostosis, was cast after initially being considered for a background role, highlighting the show’s dedication to inclusivity.
James arrives when Terese initially mistakes him for a child due to his stature but soon discovers he represents his family’s investment firm in the hotel. He conducts thorough reviews of financial statements, supplier agreements, and operational forecasts. During a quarterly meeting at The Waterhole, James addresses concerns regarding hidden cameras in hotel rooms, which are explained as part of a school project. Later, he informs Terese that hotel profits have plateaued and demands actionable plans to boost performance.
Confiding in Terese, James reveals internal family conflicts: his sister Jasmine intends to seize control of their family business following their grandfather’s passing. Jasmine manipulates their grandfather into relocating James, prompting James to caution Terese about Jasmine’s ambitions.
David Tanaka
David Tanaka, portrayed by Takaya Honda, debuted on 21 September 2016. His casting was announced alongside his twin brother Leo Tanaka (played by Tim Kano) on 22 August 2016. Honda expressed enthusiasm about joining Neighbours, emphasizing the chance to collaborate with seasoned Australian actors. David is a socially aware physician who arrives in Erinsborough seeking answers to a family enigma.
Leo Tanaka
Leo Tanaka, played by Tim Kano, first appeared on 22 September 2016. Revealed simultaneously with his twin brother David, Leo is depicted as opportunistic, playful, and cheeky—traits that contrast with David's more earnest nature. Despite his superficial demeanor, Leo possesses a kind heart and holds deep respect for his brother. Both siblings come to Erinsborough in pursuit of resolving a family mystery.
Brooke Butler
Brooke Butler, portrayed by Fifi Box, made her debut on 28 September 2016. Her casting was announced on 18 July 2016, with Box commencing filming soon after. Executive producer Jason Herbison commended her audition for embodying "Gold Coast chic." Brooke is the estranged mother of Xanthe Canning and former partner of Gary Canning. She is characterized as an opportunistic and flighty individual who depends heavily on her appearance.
Brooke arrives in Erinsborough with the intention of reconnecting with Xanthe and mending relationships with Gary and his family. She runs a jewellery enterprise and hosts social gatherings aimed at boosting sales despite doubts about the authenticity of her merchandise. Facing financial strain including debts owed to supplier Mack Sweetin, Brooke resorts to manipulative tactics toward both Gary and Xanthe.
Her schemes intensify when she causes Sheila Canning’s brief hospitalization by tampering with her food and deceives Gary into lending her money purportedly for customs charges. After repaying a former boyfriend from whom she had stolen funds, Brooke admits the jewellery is counterfeit and abruptly leaves town, later attempting limited contact with Xanthe.
Upon returning seeking work opportunities but encountering mistrust, Terese offers Brooke a three-month trial managing Lassiter's Day Spa and arranges a date with Paul Robinson. Brooke and Gary plan for her to meet her other daughter Jesse during a Melbourne stopover; however, when Gary becomes engaged to Terese, Brooke chooses to depart for Malaysia to meet Jesse instead, supported financially by Sheila.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
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| 4 January | Dr Lee | Marty Rhone | Dr Lee conducts spinal surgery on Toadfish Rebecchi to extract a bullet embedded in his spine. The procedure is disrupted by Toadie's wife Sonya, resulting in complications. |
| 5–15 January | Warren Stacks | Michael Shanahan | Warren mistakenly takes Paige Smith hostage instead of Michelle Kim. Paige escapes but is struck by Warren’s vehicle. Warren later meets Michelle and Dennis Dimato to justify his behavior; Dimato promises to confront him. |
| 7 January | Rochelle Neve | Carmen Warrington | Rochelle, spouse of Stanley Neve, had an affair with Lou Carpenter. She arrives in Erinsborough hoping to continue the relationship, but Lou misleads her into believing he is involved with Sheila Canning, prompting Rochelle to leave. |
| 15 January | Carla Watson | Gemma Bird Matheson | After a report that Bossy bit a child, Carla fines Kyle Canning and Sheila Canning for allowing Bossy off-leash in public and confiscates the dog despite Kyle’s objections. |
| 21 January–16 March, 30 May–6 June 2018 | Philippa Hoyland | Wendy Bos | Philippa, the third wife of Max Hoyland, aims to adopt Steph's son Charlie. Due to concerns involving Steph's business partner Paul Robinson, she initially pauses the adoption but later permits visitations. Years later, following an affair disclosure and custody disputes, Philippa consents to counseling with Max and allows Charlie to remain with Steph before relocating to Sydney. |
| 27 January | Amanda Tucker | Jennifer Rose | Amanda works as a beautician at Lassiter's and provides a manicure service to Karl Kennedy during his hotel visit. |
| 2 February | Nigel Deme | Adam Dunning | Nigel is dispatched by the council to remove love locks from Lassiter's Lake bridge. Despite objections from Sonya and Karl, he completes the task and subsequently closes the bridge for safety reasons. |
| 10 February | Lina Vella | Antonia Vekic | Lina manages Tim Collins' campaign for mayor and confronts rival Sonya Mitchell about her past, warning her to keep away from her family. |
| 15 February | Amanda Fowke | Hannah Cliff | Amanda conducts surveys for the Quill Group and requests access to Rebecchi Law offices; she alerts Daniel Robinson about valuable items within delivered boxes. |
| Delivery Guy | Russell Leonard | Responsible for delivering boxes to Lassiter's Hotel. | |
| 17 February | Trevor Lucas | David Rock | Health inspector evaluating Erins Burrow motel; questions Paul Robinson regarding bedbug fumigation procedures. |
| 18 February | Richard Pentecost | Akira Bradley | Journalist attending a public question-and-answer session between mayoral candidates Sonya Rebecchi and Tim Collins. |
| 19 February–3 March, 28 February 2017 | Noel Creighton | Kristian Beddow | Gender studies lecturer at Eden Hills University; interacts with students Paige Smith and Imogen Willis; later discusses Paige’s transfer between universities. |
| 22–24 February | Ainsley Gilzan | Emma Lucy Haughey | Purchases an exam paper from Xanthe Canning; after being suspended for cheating, pressures Xanthe to assume responsibility. Xanthe organizes a party which Sheila Canning subsequently breaks up. |
| 25 February–21 March | Aurora Green | Chloe Ng | Participates in Paige Smith's protest against tree removal for drainage improvements; flirts with Daniel Robinson; discusses relationship matters with Imogen Willis. |
| 26 February–11 March | Cameron McPhee | Alexander Adams | Found damaging plants at Lassiter's Hotel and Sonya's Nursery on behalf of Paul Robinson. Paul values Cameron but advises him to be discreet. Later joins Brad Willis's community outreach program. |
| 1 March | Michael Arnold | Des Fleming | Mediator during adoption discussions between Stephanie Scully and Philippa Hoyland; converses about shared legal contacts prior to session. |
| Nursery Staff | Melissa Hill | Instructed to inform Paul Robinson if his grandson Jimmy Williams arrives at the garden nursery. |
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
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| 3 March | Bernice Ashton | Rain Fuller | Department of Human Services worker evaluating Xanthe Canning’s need for temporary care during Sheila’s hospitalization. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 4 March | Juliet Worth | Lana Schwarcz | DHS caseworker discussing Xanthe’s living situation with Kyle Canning and Amy Williams amid Sheila’s hospital stay. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9 March–22 July 2016, 31 May–28 June 2017 | Tom Quill | Kane Felsinger | Development manager at Quill Group involved in bribery and falsifying environmental reports for approval of Lassiter’s tower. Disowned by Julie Quill after being implicated in an explosion at Lassiter’s; blackmails Aaron Brennan before arrest. Later manages Lassiter’s following Julie Quill’s arrest; returns overseeing Paul's dealings with Quill Group. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 11 March–25 May | Brodie Chaswick | Matt Testro | Former swimming student of Brad Willis who resumes relationship with Piper Willis; manipulates Piper against her family; plays role in events leading up to Lassiter’s hotel explosion. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 24 March–2 August | Archie Quill | Harrison Mark | Julie Quill’s son; involved in conflicts including bullying Charlie Hoyland; placed under Tom Quill’s care after Julie’s arrest. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 14 April | Alex Jones | Jana Wilkes | Reveals herself as the genuine Alex Jones to Paige Smith at Erinsborough Hospital. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 5 May | Jackie Gore | Ana Mitsikas | Mediates dispute involving her daughter Alison Gore and Sheila Canning leading toward planned court action. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6 May | Steven Aniston | Garikai Jani | Contacts Paige Smith about John Doe’s presence prior to Lassiter’s explosion; shares that John supports Geelong Cats football team. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 11 May | Sharn Hauser | Juliette Salmon | Insults Ben Kirk regarding Jayden Warley’s good behaviour bond; dismisses explanations about falsified evidence in school fire case. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 11 May–2 November, 8 March 2017 | Dustin Oliver | Kevin Clayette | Acquainted with John Doe (Father Jack Callahan) and Paige Smith; involved in youth outreach programs; causes tensions among Jack Callahan and Paige Smith relationships. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 17 May | Detective Chris Santini | Joel Pierce | Investigates allegations connecting Paul Robinson to Lassiter’s Hotel explosion; informs Amy Williams about witness statements implicating Paul. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 30 May | Shandi Bouchard | Krystal Lencova | Receptionist at Rush Street Clinic promoting breast augmentation surgery to Xanthe Canning. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tess Land | Clare Pickering | Plastic surgeon preparing for Xanthe Canning’s operation; threatened by Sheila Canning over forged consent emails. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "6–7 June" | Karen Harding | Wallis Murphy Munn | Prosecutor during Paul Robinson’s trial for causing Lassiter’s explosion; oversees witness testimonies and court proceedings. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| "6–7 June" | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 'Tipstave Alma Aboud' | 'Arisha Bordbar' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 'Tipstave Roger Corr' | 'Stanley Roach' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 'Tipstave Sam Wise' | 'James Ballard' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 'Foreman George Poulos' | 'Andrew Pantelis' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "9–13 June" | 'Megan Cooper' | 'Joanne Dobbin' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "10 June" | 'Graeme Lewis' | 'James Romeril' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "14 June" | 'Squeak McCain' | 'Jesse Harris' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "15 June" | 'Stan Lewicki' | 'Stephen Cook' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "17–27 June" | 'Zoe Mitchell' | 'Nicola Billie Gullotti' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "20 June,31 August" | 'Father Peter McKinnon' | 'Serge De Nardo' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "21 June" | 'Danny Black' | 'Chris Ostrenska' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 'Rick Harrison' | 'Christian Fazzari' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "24 June,17 May 2017" | 'Nathan Grundy' | 'Joshua Monaghan' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "24 June–8 July" | 'Penny Telford' | 'Lisa Reynolds' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "24 June" | 'Justyn Gutmann' | 'Paul Herbert' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "28 June–29 August" | 'Ryan Prescott' | 'James Sweeny' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "30 June" | 'Brinsley Belden' | 'Jack Green' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "1 July" | 'Scott Gaensler' | 'Elias Anton' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "14 July" | 'Lionel Brown' | 'Guy May' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "18 July–31 August" | 'Cooper Knights' | 'Charlie Hannaford' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "21 July–17 August" | 'Clive West' | 'David Bradshaw' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "22 July 2016,26 April–27 August 2018,3 March 2020–25 May 2022" | 'John Wong' | 'Harry Tseng' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "26 July–1 August,27–28 July 2022" | 'Annie Robinson-Pappas' | 'Gracie Helen Vine / Harlow Ireland' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "26 July" | 'Pete Howard' | 'Simon Barbaro' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "27 July 2016 –18 February 2020" | 'Clementine' | 'Harry / Uncredited' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "2 August–5 September 2017" | 'Emily Newman' | 'Marita Wilcox' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "3–4 August" | 'Gregory Jenkins' | 'Kevin Kiernan-Molloy' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "5 August–14 September" | 'Ari Philcox' | 'Dylan Watson' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "9–11 August" | 'Poppy Jarvis' | 'Tayla Bozelle' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "11 August" | 'Felix Laing' | 'Billy Doyle' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "12 August" | 'Solomon Canter' | 'Adam Ward' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "17 August" | 'Tugg Nelson' | 'Kaden Hartcher' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "23 August–4 November" | 'Maureen Knights' | 'Judith Chaplin' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "25 August" | 'Rhonda Riley' | 'Shayne Francis' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "2 September–21 October " | 'Bree Wozniak ' | 'Kate Boladian ' | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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5 September | Constable Miles Doughty | Lee Ton | Police constable involved in investigations related to Stephanie Scully and other cases across multiple years. |
- Wilbur Jessup | Chris Gaffney | Senior ranger advising on snake handlers; informs Mark Brennan regarding Ari Philcox's disappearance involving snakes. |
- Leny Ormond | Troy Cowards | Manager arranging fights for boxer Angelina Jackson. |
- Angelina Jackson | Sarah Howett | Paige Smith's boxing opponent who suffers brain injury during match requiring surgery. |
- Buttercup & Snowflake | Uncredited | Racing pigeons killed by cat Clementine during promotional event at Lassiter's Hotel. |
- Regan Davis | Sabeena Manalis | Ned Willis’ former spouse whose head injury from hot air balloon crash leads to death. |
- Carmen Ciabarra | Cecilia Low | Boxing coach advising Paige Smith during fights. |
- Gus Howard | Steve Hayden | Referee officiating Angelina Jackson vs Paige Smith boxing bout. |
- Blake Dyson | Thomas Petrakos | Trainer managing Angelina Jackson's post-fight financial losses. |
- Rena Jackson | Kelly Nash | Mother of Angelina Jackson blaming trainer for daughter's condition but ultimately convinced for surgery. |
- Dr Anward Adisa | Yasmin Bushby | Neurosurgeon consulting on brain tumour surgery options for Angelina Jackson. |
- Nikki Jackson | Tiarnie Coupland | Sister of Angelina Jackson initially opposing surgery but later attends Blaze Outreach events. |
- Logan Dunne | Nick Slater | Ex-boyfriend of Madison Robinson who offers study opportunity but declines it for Madison’s benefit. |
- Clara Winter & Ken Giles | Emma Louise Pursey & Peter Rossi | Panelists auditioning singers for Lassiter's Gold Coast venue alongside Madison Robinson. |
- Rick Haezlewood | Ben Rose | Investigator hired by Paul Robinson probing Leo Tanaka over nightclub money laundering allegations. |
- Diana McLaughlin | Tilly Legge | Interviewer assisting the Canning family during game show participation and filming support day. |
- Mike Niven | Lyall Brooks | Operator of hot-air balloon involved in crash incident during Lauren Turner's hen party. |
- Nurse Eve Fisher | Abbe Holmes | Medical personnel reporting patient deaths including Regan Davis’ fatality and raising malpractice concerns against Karl Kennedy. |
- Simone Bader | Kahli Williams | Jack Callahan's childhood sweetheart engaged in church disputes and drug-related incidents impacting local residents. |
- Raj Gupta family (Raj, Horan, Jiya, Holly) | Newnest Addakula et al. | Opponents of Gary Canning family on 'Family Feud'. |
- Kazuko Sano | Linda Chin | Great-grandmother of David and Leo Tanaka whose illness leads to family revelations about their father. |
- Nick Deng & Lara Thornton | Ryland J Powell & Terri Lynette Svoronos | Participants at Blaze Outreach aiding Paige Smith with applications; Lara provides background on Bradley Satchwell. |
- Bec Simmons | Zenya Carmellotti | Involved in school dance events including selling fake IDs resulting in disciplinary actions involving Piper Willis and Elly Conway. |
- Mack Sweetin | Brian Edmond | Debt collector pressuring Brooke Butler over fake jewellery sales involving Xanthe Canning; receives payment from Sheila Canning. |
- Kye Nesmith & Lee Nikakis & Rider Ward & Sound Engineer | Cameron Nicholls et al. | Youth outreach participants involved in thefts and drug spiking incidents affecting students Angus Beaumont-Hannay and Ben Kirk performances at The Waterhole. |
- Maxine Cowper | Kate Hood | Survey participant linked to Quill Group developments confronting Brad Willis over payments; connected to Ned Willis’ arson incident affecting Brad’s family dynamics. |
- Chantrea Banks & Sara Moran & Derek Meeps & Trey Johnson | Tracie Filmer et al. | Wedding caterer interactions; young mother seeking support at Blaze Outreach; former partner confrontations leading to breakups; debt collector demanding money from Brooke Butler respectively. |
External links
- Cast and characters on the official Neighbours site
- Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database