Rhonda Brooks
Kathy Carpenter | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Fictional character |
| Years active | 2014, 2016 |
| Known for | Character in Neighbours |
Kathy Carpenter
Kathy Carpenter, played by Tina Bursill, made her debut on 10 March 2014. The announcement of Bursill's casting came in November 2013, with filming commencing early the following year. Kathy is introduced as the former spouse of long-standing character Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) and the mother of Lauren Carpenter and Guy Carpenter. She appeared in guest roles during 2014 and again in 2016.
Kathy arrives in Ramsay Street to visit her daughter Lauren, who had previously hidden her pregnancy with Brad Willis’ child. Her visit uncovers critical information affecting both the Turner and Willis families, revealing that Lauren’s baby, believed to have been stillborn, was actually adopted and is alive. This revelation causes strain between Kathy, Lauren, and Lou. Before departing, Kathy purchases Number 32 for Lauren’s family.
Subsequently, Kathy returns to guide Lauren’s employee Paige Smith in running her homeware business and secretly hires a private investigator to locate her granddaughter. Upon discovering Paige is the granddaughter she sought, Kathy suffers a heart attack but recovers after medical treatment. She then cancels plans to open a store in Erinsborough and heads back to Queensland.
Prior to Lauren’s wedding, Kathy reconciles with Lou after a brief misunderstanding; they renew their vows in a ceremonial manner before leaving together in the camper van used for Lauren and Brad’s wedding.
Sienna Matthews
Sienna Matthews, portrayed by Sarah Roberts, first appeared on 21 March 2014. Roberts had previously featured in Neighbours as Clare Henderson (2010) and Jess Walker (2011). Sienna was introduced through the webisode series Brennan on the Run, which follows Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor) during his time in witness protection. Sienna arrives determined to win Mark back, immediately confronting his then-partner Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer).
Mark makes it clear he remains committed to Kate, prompting an angry Sienna to demand Kate keep her distance. After moving in with Mark, Sienna’s presence is described by TV Week as unwelcome and "unstable," reflecting her erratic behavior.
Upon reaching Erinsborough, Sienna breaks into Mark’s home attempting reconciliation but is rejected as Mark stays loyal to Kate. She confronts Kate, urging her to deny any feelings for Mark, then confesses her love directly to Mark, who again turns her down. Motivated by encouragement from Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), Sienna decides to stay and fight for Mark.
Weeks later, upon learning Mark has purchased an engagement ring for Kate, Sienna tries persuading him that Kate does not love him; however, Mark confirms they have reunited. After Kate’s murder, Sienna becomes a suspect due to an alibi that falls through. Claiming she was fired and evicted, Mark offers her accommodation. Sienna helps Mark sort through Kate’s belongings and kisses him; though initially asking her to leave, he allows her to stay when she has nowhere else.
Sienna leaves briefly to give Mark space but returns only for him to confront her with a threatening note she wrote to Kate before her death. Despite police questioning, Sienna maintains innocence. Later, a taxi driver supports her alibi, and Mark advises her to go home, wishing her luck in uncovering Kate’s murderer.
Naomi Canning
Naomi Canning, played by Morgana O'Reilly, made her first appearance on 25 March 2014. The character was initially alluded to in October 2013 by Colette Mann, who portrays Naomi's estranged mother, Sheila Canning. The announcement of O'Reilly’s casting came on 30 December 2013, with filming having started the month before. O'Reilly characterized Naomi as an entertaining yet enigmatic individual, who notably challenges an established relationship by pursuing a married man shortly before her arrival.
Will Dempier
Will Dempier, portrayed by Christian Heath, debuted on 8 April 2014. Although Heath's casting was revealed just prior to his first appearance, he had been filming for three months beforehand. Heath auditioned using his natural English accent and secured the role without needing to modify it.
Will is introduced as a nurse and a romantic interest for the existing character Chris Pappas. Their relationship begins during Chris’s hospital stay, initiating a love story that tests Chris’s current partnership. Will supports Chris through medical treatment while navigating their developing romance, which concludes following a disagreement over accountability for a dog bite incident.
Heath returned to the role in 2017, with Will involved in new storylines featuring flirtations and tension with patient David Tanaka, alongside interactions that explore workplace dynamics and personal struggles.
Daniel Robinson
Daniel Robinson, played by Tim Phillipps, first appeared on 29 April 2014. The character is the son of iconic figures Scott and Charlene Robinson and was introduced after auditions that emphasized a strong resemblance to his on-screen parents. Daniel arrives in Erinsborough with intentions to delve into his parents' history and reconnect with his uncle, Paul Robinson. Phillipps described Daniel as a carefree, nature-loving "hippie at heart" without hidden secrets or burdens. The character is designed to generate compelling interactions, including romantic entanglements and conflicts with Paul.
Ethan Smith
Ethan Smith, portrayed by Matthew Little, made his debut on 27 May 2014. Announced in May 2014, Ethan is introduced as a mysterious individual linked to an established character. His storyline revolves around locating his biological daughter, bringing him into contact with Brad Willis. Ethan encourages his adoptive sister Paige Smith to reveal her true identity. His romantic relationship with Imogen Willis adds further layers to the plot, affecting her position at school. After a short absence, Ethan returns to assist Paige during her family investigation before departing for Ibiza to allow her space.
Paige Smith
Paige Smith (formerly Novak), played by Olympia Valance, first appeared on 2 June 2014. Both the casting and character were announced on 9 March 2014. This role marked Valance’s acting debut after an extensive audition process. Valance described Paige as "cool and sexy with an edgy vibe," possessing a likable personality without being mean-spirited. Series producer Jason Herbison referred to her as "fiery" and perfectly suited for Valance. Paige is revealed as the daughter of Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). Upon discovering that her biological parents were searching for her, Paige chose to keep her identity hidden while exploring her ties to Erinsborough.
Nate Kinski
Nate Kinski, portrayed by Meyne Wyatt, made his debut on 18 August 2014. Wyatt's casting was publicized on 20 July 2014, which led to his relocation to Melbourne for production. He holds the distinction of being the first Indigenous actor in the series' main ensemble since its launch in 1985. Executive producer Jason Herbison emphasized that Wyatt was chosen purely on talent, rather than as a diversity initiative. Nate has a loose familial connection to Susan (Jackie Woodburne) and Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), as Susan was previously married to his uncle, Alex Kinski (Andrew Clarke). Wyatt described Nate as occasionally misunderstood but inherently well-meaning, with forthcoming story arcs designed to shed light on his intricate personality.
Dakota Davies
Dakota Davies, played by Sheree Murphy, first appeared on 19 September 2014. Her casting was revealed on 16 June 2014, marking Murphy's return to television following her performances in British soap operas. Murphy characterized Dakota as a determined British businesswoman who pursues her goals without hesitation. The character shares a complicated past with regular cast member Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and becomes involved in romantic relationships during her stay in Erinsborough.
Murphy’s role spanned six weeks initially, with her expressing willingness to extend her time on the show and potentially relocate permanently to Australia. Dakota is depicted as confident and worldly—traits Murphy found enjoyable to portray. The character was positively received by audiences and media alike, often described as "fiery."
In October 2017, Murphy returned for a special London-based storyline alongside Tim Kano’s character Leo Tanaka. She reprised the role for a single episode on 26 March 2018, centering on Dakota’s involvement in a diamond smuggling operation and her ties to Paul’s business affairs.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Dakota reconnects with Paul Robinson, revealing their shared history in business and romance. She uses a bar she convinces Paul to purchase as a front for running a diamond smuggling ring concealed within coffee shipments under Daniel Robinson’s name. Dakota flirts with Mark Brennan, sparking tension with his girlfriend Paige Smith and jealousy from Paul.
When authorities expose the smuggling network through a sting operation, Dakota vanishes but later reappears to blackmail Paul for $10,000 to secure her departure from the country. Four years later, Paul’s son Leo investigates Dakota’s involvement in a São Paulo factory fire linked to stolen diamonds and insurance fraud. Leo confronts her with email evidence, but Dakota manages to escape with a USB drive containing incriminating data.
Dakota Davies serves as a pivotal character whose commercial ventures and personal connections fuel major plotlines encompassing crime, deception, and corporate intrigue within the series.
Sharon Canning
Sharon Canning, enacted by Natasha Herbert, first appeared on 6 October 2014 as the mother of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). Initially introduced for Kyle’s wedding to Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele), Sharon was later brought back after cast members advocated for broader story development. Herbert reprised the role in 2022 for Kyle’s marriage to Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson). Herbert described Sharon’s return as "for a good time, but not a long time," underscoring her vibrant personality.
Sharon visits Kyle ahead of his wedding and attends the ceremony. She briefly interacts with Matt Turner (Josef Brown) but departs soon after. Several months later, she returns and shares drinks with Matt, leading to an almost-romantic moment interrupted by Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). After Matt’s death, Terese sends Sharon on a cruise to avoid tensions with Matt’s wife, Lauren (Kate Kendall), though Sharon later exposes Terese’s intentions.
Seven years later, Sharon comes back for Kyle’s second wedding to Roxy, assisting with bridal preparations. During the festivities, she embarks on an affair with Glen Donnelly (Richard Huggett) in the honeymoon suite—a liaison uncovered by Terese and Gemma Willis (Beth Buchanan). Sharon continues her involvement in the wedding events while maintaining her relationship with Glen.
Rain Taylor
Rain Taylor, brought to life by Airlie Dodds, made her first appearance on 29 October 2014. This role marked Dodds's initial foray into television and was publicly announced on 20 October 2014. Rain is introduced as Daniel Robinson’s (Tim Phillipps) former partner, which generates friction with his fiancée Amber Turner (Jenna Rosenow). Dodds characterized Rain as a multi-layered individual whose actions could be seen as both understandable and questionable, blending an enigmatic aura with a "good-hearted" yet somewhat self-centered demeanor.
Rain arrives in Erinsborough without a home following the shutdown of the intentional community where she and Daniel previously resided. She reveals her intention to create a new community called New Eden and enters negotiations with Daniel’s uncle, Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), to acquire land. Although initially at odds, Rain and Amber eventually form a friendship, with Rain encouraging Amber to adopt more environmentally conscious habits. Rain opens up about difficulties in her relationship with her boyfriend Wolfie, but Daniel discovers that Rain was unfaithful, leading to their separation.
Amber’s mother, Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall), grows wary of Rain’s influence due to her past ties to a religious cult and opposes the establishment of New Eden by mobilizing local business owners. As a result, Rain redirects her efforts toward a location on the Mornington Peninsula and invites Amber and Daniel to accompany her. Through guided meditation sessions, Rain manipulates Amber into ending her relationship with Daniel and later shares a kiss with Daniel herself, asserting that he does not belong with Amber. When confronted by the couple, Rain insists they are incompatible before leaving Erinsborough.
Gary Canning
Gary Canning, portrayed by Damien Richardson, first appeared on 7 November 2014. His casting was announced on 15 October 2014. Gary is the estranged father of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan), having abandoned his family when Kyle was just eight years old. His return introduces complex family dynamics as he reconnects with his mother Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and sister Naomi Canning (Morgana O'Reilly). Richardson reprised this role in early 2016 and again from June 2016 onward in a permanent capacity until the character departed in February 2020.
Ezra Hanley
Ezra Hanley, played by Steve Nation, made his debut on 19 November 2014. After auditioning for Australian soap operas for twenty years, Nation regarded this role as a significant achievement in his career. Ezra was introduced as a hotel and acquisitions manager associated with Lassiter's Erinsborough and the Quill Group.
Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) brought Ezra in to assist Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) with organizing a festival; however, he soon caused discord by attempting to interfere in Terese's marriage to Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). Following an unsuccessful assault attempt on Terese, Ezra was dismissed and subsequently filed lawsuits against both Terese and Paul. After Paul orchestrated a violent attack on Ezra through Gary Canning, Ezra withdrew the legal actions and left town.
Later, the Quill Group assigned Ezra to review operations at Lassiter's Erinsborough. He clashed with staff members such as Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and Terese, whom he demoted before she chose to resign. Ezra recruited Nate Kinski (Meyne Wyatt) as a trainee bar manager and imposed stringent management reforms. His troubled relationship with his son Clem Hanley (Max Whitelaw) came to light amid accusations of assault involving Clem's former girlfriend Chloe Jones (Gaby Seow). Following Chloe's complaint, Ezra was arrested, suspended from his position, and replaced by Terese as operations manager.
Erin Rogers
Erin Rogers, played by Adrienne Pickering, first appeared on 24 November 2014. Announced on 17 November 2014, Pickering noted that portraying Erin was demanding because of the character's intricate and troubled nature. Erin, a former acquaintance of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey), arrives in Erinsborough causing significant disruption. Her difficult childhood has compromised her ability to respond logically to situations, often leading to unpredictable conduct. She holds Sonya responsible for her drug dependency and the loss of her daughter, which drives her to send anonymous malicious letters to Sonya’s friends.
Erin unlawfully enters Sonya’s residence and assaults Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). When confronted by Sonya and her spouse Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), she confesses to stalking and dispatching harmful letters, resulting in legal accusations including assault, stalking, and trespassing. After Toadie warns her to keep away from his family, Sonya posts Erin’s bail and extends help to assist in rebuilding her life, securing employment for her at The Waterhole through Sheila Canning (Colette Mann). Nevertheless, Brennan's disclosure about the letters prompts Erin to resign.
On Christmas Day, Sonya discovers Erin in a deteriorated state; following a hospital visit arranged by Brennan, Erin commences treatment with Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and is informed that her daughter wishes to reconnect. Erin borrows funds from Sonya but continues to battle addiction cravings. Though initially missing a scheduled meeting with her daughter Cat (Maleeka Gasbarri), Erin later reunites with her, sharing a bonding moment over cricket. Encouraged by Sonya, Cat stays with Erin temporarily; however, overwhelmed by circumstances, Erin steals Mark’s wallet and watch before fleeing. Sonya attempts a reconciliation outside a pawn shop, but Erin declines.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 January | Juston Cicero | Nic Romney | Justin serves as a paramedic attending Georgia Brooks following a head trauma and gas inhalation. |
| 9 January | Nigel Sheppard | Sean Ladhams | Nigel leads acquisitions for Quill Hotel Group and negotiates with Paul Robinson about incorporating Lassiter's Hotel into the group. |
| 14 January | Louise Flannagan | Samantha Lavale | Louise approaches swimmer Joshua Willis in the park seeking a photograph and shares her contact details. |
| 15 January | Sylvie Johns | Camille Edwards | Sylvie informs Karl Kennedy she will not support him in the mayoral election due to concerns regarding his wife’s health. |
| Nora Evans | Ali Ryrie-Golding | Nora takes photographs of Joshua Willis endorsing a jewellery brand. | |
| 21 January 2014, 11 November 2015, 13 September 2016 |
Dale Lancer | Nick Backstrom | Initially rejects Lassiter's Hotel as venue for a conference citing safety concerns; later invests in Freestyle housing estate after consulting Paul Robinson and Daniel Robinson. Subsequently acts as drug tester for Gary Canning's racing pigeon. |
| 22 January–3 February | Isaac Woods | Josh Burton | Isaac squats at Number 24, befriends Imogen Willis but is arrested for selling furniture without authorization. |
| 23 January | Nicole Livingstone | Herself | Nicole conducts an interview with Joshua Willis ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games. |
| 28 January | Love Your Sister | Samuel Johnson | Campaign visit at Lassiter's Complex promoting breast cancer awareness. |
| Connie Johnson | |||
| 28 January | Bevan Lockwood | Michael Davoren | Bevan works as a letting agent showing prospective tenants around Number 24. |
| 4–14 February | Loki | Uncredited | Loki is a dog purchased by Callum Rebecchi, given to Josie Lamb, then retained by Callum before being sold off-screen. |
| 6 February | Dr Anthony Croker | Philip Hayden | Sports surgeon performing operation on Josh Willis' shoulder; reveals injury limits swimming career prospects. |
| 7 February | James Spector | Robin Darch | James attempts to flirt with Kate Ramsay at Charlie's but is rejected and chased away by Mark Brennan. |
| Wendy Barkley | Danielle Butlin | Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel reports absence of Mason Turner to manager Terese Willis. | |
| 26 February–6 March | Kirk Porter | Michael Kirwan | Kirk offers stronger painkillers to Josh Willis for shoulder injury; Josh eventually agrees. |
| 26 February | Jed Burger | Luke D'Emanuele | Jed attempts to purchase half of Mason Turner's car but withdraws upon learning he would share it with a female. |
| 3 March–25 April | Stephen Montague | Damian Hill | Abusive ex-partner of Danni Ferguson who attempts kidnapping and assaults; arrested repeatedly; suspected but cleared in Kate Ramsay shooting. |
| 4 March | Susanna Toms | Emily Buxton-D'Arcy | Yoga instructor at Dingoes Gym attended by Georgia Brooks and Kate Ramsay. |
| 5 March | Reno Cardillo | Robert Rokosi | Salsa dance teacher at Community Centre; dances with Terese Willis. |
| 11 March | (Billie Tyler & Baby Alex Tyler) | (Tamzen Hayes & Otis Roberts) | (Billie brings son Alex to hospital due to rash; cared for by Georgia Brooks.) |
| 13 March | (Sam Maxwell & Felicity Maxwell) | (Peter Verheyen & Alexandra McTavish) | (Georgia Brooks advises Maxwells following daughter's hospital admission.) |
| 26 March 2014, 3 May 2016 |
(Aaron Fleming) | (Marc Mulcahey) | (Discusses building supplies with Kyle Canning; later provides alibi for Tom Quill concerning Lassiter's explosion.) |
| 31 March–1 April | (Talia Maslin) | (Ella Cannon) | (Assistant to Toadfish Rebecchi; involved in storyline about marital difficulties.) |
| 3 April | (Lisa Tucker) | (Millie Samuels) | (Poses as adopted daughter of Lauren Carpenter and Brad Willis; later confesses deception.) |
| 7 April–17 June | (Victor Cleary) | (Richard Sutherland) | (Gus Cleary’s brother; admits killing Kate Ramsay; sentenced off-screen.) |
| 10 April | (Dave Reilly) | (Lucas Linehan) | (Builder working on Charlie's refurbishment; clashes with Paul Robinson.) |
| 14 April | (Guillermo Ibáñez & Mariana Ibáñez) | (John Burgos & Mirelle Vidal) | (Business meeting involving lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi and Naomi Canning; personal tensions portrayed.) |
| 15 April | (Tim Miller) | (Jack Osbourne) | (Brief encounter with Zeke Kinski at Lassiter's Complex.) |
| 16 April | (Victoria Elmahdi & Wayne Foster) | (Sophia Emberson-Bain & Daniel Humphris) | (Victoria weds Zeke Kinski; Wayne officiates ceremony.) |
| 21 April–5 May | (Rick Blaine) | (James Harvy) | (Photographer mentoring Amber Turner; causes her resignation due to rude behavior.) |
| 29 April | (Norm Symonds) | (Adam McConvell) | (Attempts reclaiming painting from Naomi Canning; removed by Sheila Canning.) |
| 29 April–6 May | (Tracey Wong) | (Aileen Huynh) | (Private investigator hired by Paul Robinson and Brad Willis regarding Kate Ramsay’s death and missing daughter case.) |
| 12 May | (Polly Tranner) | (Michelle O'Grady) | (Confronts Naomi Canning over affair and painting dispute; police intervene during altercation.) |
| 14–15 May | (Charles Tranner) | (David Whiteley) | (Visits Naomi Canning; involved in legal dispute over painting and affair revelations.) |
| 16 May–31 October | (Bryce Bukowski) | (Keith Purcell) | (High school student engaged in schoolyard conflicts and pranks; interacts with Paul Robinson post-tornado.) |
| 28 May | (James Bunkum) | (Johnny McNamara) | (Dates Naomi Canning; involved in heated argument with Sonya Mitchell and Sheila Canning.) |
| 4 June | (Karina Purcell) | (Tessa Donnithorne) | (Supports Bailey Turner against Jayden Warley’s bullying tactics.) |
| 5–6 June | (Honor Taylor ) | (Ann Truong) | (Briefly flirts with Mark Brennan at Harold's Store.) |
| 16 June 2014,13 July 2016,16 January–10 February 2017,10–31 December 2018 | (Kev McNally) | (Troy Davis) | (Sells illicit goods and firearms; offers employment to Gary Canning across multiple years.) |
| 19–30 June | (Lee Barnes) | (James O'Connell) | (Hired as fake stalker by Naomi Canning; blackmailed into forgiving debt by Naomi.) |
| 20 June | (Mike Enekwe) | (Idelson Mabjaia) | (Asks Imogen Willis for pool game; reprimanded for public display of affection.) |
| 3 July,8 October | (Ricky Masters) | (Patrick Williams) | (Gym manager who terminates Brad Willis and Josh Willis over contract breaches and experience issues.) |
| 3–14 July | (Belinda Long) | (Katrina Gow) | (Councillor involved in application for Lassiter's extended trading hours and complaint against Paul Robinson.) |
| 15–25 July | (Anya Salter) | (Lauren Brumby) | (Journalist covering political rumors about Paul Robinson and school incidents involving Imogen Willis.) |
| 17 July–11 August 2014, 24 April–16 October 2015 |
(Hayley Hahn) | (Lucy Barrett) | (High school student engaged in romantic storylines with Brad Willis and Mark Brennan; hosts hen night event.) |
| 17 July–5 November 2014, 27 March 2015 |
(Alice Azikiwe) | (Vivienne Awosoga) | (Bailey Turner's rival for NASA space camp presidency; develops relationship with Bailey Turner.) |
| 29 July | (Megan Dennison) | (Stefanie Jones) | (Arrives claiming relation as Kathy Carpenter’s granddaughter but later admits error.) |
| 30 July | (Kalika De Silva ) | (Tarah Carey) | (Veterinarian treating Bossy after snakebite.) |
| 11 August 2014, 13 February 2015 |
(Aimee Wu) | (Catherine Larcey) | (Engages Karl Kennedy regarding his erotic novel; misinterprets Lou Carpenter and Sheila Canning as couple.) |
| 11 August 2014 | (Grant Tao) | (Damien Harrison) | (Dates Naomi Canning but ends relationship due to unmet expectations.) |
| 19 August | (Stu Brown) | (Matt Burn) | (Attempts joining game leading to confrontation.) |
| 27 August–19 September | (Alan Haywood) | (Paul Roberts) | (Dates Sheila Canning but relationship ends over honesty issues.) |
| 1 September | (Johanna Mayberry) | (Elmira Jurik) | (News reporter warning of impending storm.) |
| 2 September | (Bar Man) | (Stephen Hawkins) | (Assists during tornado at The Waterhole.) |
| 5 September | Oliver | Uncredited | Orphaned wombat rescued by Imogen Willis and Daniel Robinson. Named Oliver. Later recovers from injuries. |
| 10 September | (Max Kimble) | (Peter Thackerah) | (Declines joining Dingo's Gym offered by Josh Willis.) |
| 11 September | (Party Pablo Pyke) | (Byron Adu) | (Drives Paige Smith home and kisses her.) |
| 12 September | Ranger Sally | Sally Willis | Brings wombat Erin to Paul Robinson’s press conference. |
| 12 September | Erin | Uncredited | Wombat used symbolically during Paul Robinson’s press event. |
| 22 September | (Zayn Robertson & Lexi Stringer) | (Travis Khan & Bridget Bailey) | Strippers hired for hen and bucks parties mistakenly arrive at incorrect addresses. |
| Tony Ronson | John Van Putten | Intervenes in dispute between Chris Pappas and Josh Willis. Labels Chris a loser. | |
| 29 September | Lorna Kriptic | Kaylee Archer | Visits Harold’s Cafe accompanied by mother Sandra Kriptic; interacts with Daniel Robinson. |
| 30 September", "10 October", "17 September" | Greta Jackson | Alexis Porter | Federal agent assisting Mark Brennan undercover investigation into diamond smuggling involving Dakota Davies. |
| 2–16 October" | Layla Azikiwe | Carolyn Shakespeare-Allen | Grandmother of Alice Azikiwe, interacts with Lou Carpenter regarding his erotic novel research. |