Roz Challis
Chloe Cammeniti
Chloe Cammeniti, played by Sarah May, is the child of Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair) and Oliver Barnes (David Hoflin), whose birth was depicted on-screen on 21 January 2008. Arriving six weeks early with respiratory issues, Chloe ultimately recovers fully. After her birth, Oliver initiates a custody battle. In December 2008, Chloe and Carmella leave to reunite with Oliver in Portugal. By March 2011, Chloe returns alongside her parents, with Daisy Zandveld assuming the role.
Following the end of her relationship with Oliver, Carmella learns she is expecting and worries about the effects of her antidepressant medication on the baby; however, the child is born healthy. Carmella later develops a relationship with her business associate Marco Silvani (Jesse Rosenfeld), creating friction with Oliver concerning Chloe’s upbringing. Due to fetal distress, Carmella undergoes premature labor and delivers via cesarean section; Chloe spends time in neonatal care before breathing unassisted.
When Carmella and Marco relocate to Ramsay Street, Oliver's concerns about his involvement intensify. After a confrontation between Oliver and Marco during Chloe's Christening, Oliver pursues custody. Following Marco’s death in a bushfire, Oliver withdraws his claim and moves away for a new job; Carmella and Chloe join him several months later. The family makes a brief return to Erinsborough in 2011 to assist Carmella’s mother, Rebecca Napier.
Jodie Smith
Jodie Smith, portrayed by Mary Annegeline, first appeared on 23 January 2008. Annegeline landed the part shortly after moving to Melbourne and described Jodie as a determined "ball buster" committed to nursing and unafraid to assert herself.
At Erinsborough Hospital, Jodie greets the returning doctor Karl Kennedy and cautions him about the department head's strict nature. She updates Carmella Cammeniti on her newborn daughter's stable condition and collaborates with Karl in managing patients such as Richard Aaronow. Jodie plays a key role in critical situations including Ringo Brown's collapse and treating Chris Knight's head injury. She navigates workplace challenges, including disputes with colleague Nicola West, addressing rumors and handling conflicts despite Karl’s advice.
Her responsibilities extend beyond patient care; Jodie enforces hospital confidentiality policies when introducing Cassandra Freedman. She confronts Karl over a resuscitation event involving Harold Bishop, demonstrating her adherence to protocol. Responding to emergencies like the Parker family car accident and a fire at Number 26, Jodie efficiently coordinates treatment efforts. She also provides emotional support to patients such as staying with Natasha Williams during recovery and contributes to long-term care for cases like Jim Dolan's cancer treatment.
Heather Pryor
Heather Pryor, enacted by Georgina Andrews, debuted on 19 February 2008. Andrews secured the role through auditioning and described Heather as a spirited and ambitious journalist who is relentless in pursuing stories. Surfing serves as Heather’s personal stress relief. Andrews valued portraying a character with unpredictable traits.
Shortly after arriving in Erinsborough, Heather’s belongings are stolen but she recovers her laptop with help from taxi driver Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). Beginning her new position, she befriends Riley Parker (Sweeney Young). When Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) takes leave, Heather grows closer to Riley; they share accommodation despite Riley’s parents preparing a couch bed for her. Heather advises Elle against letting emotions affect a story on Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). While interviewing Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) about a protest, Heather notices Riley becoming distant. Later, during a beach outing, Heather and Riley find an abandoned bag belonging to missing Ringo Brown (Sam Clark).
Heather invites Riley to move in without realizing he is trying to avoid his adoptive aunt Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). Nicola confronts them at Charlie's with insinuations; Riley later kisses Nicola at home but is caught by Heather, who rejects him and warns him to keep his distance.
In her professional capacity, Heather investigates the forest arsonist under orders from her employer Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), who assigns her to interview Callum Jones (Morgan Baker) in hopes of uncovering the culprit. She and her photographer are also responsible for covering a parent-teacher event at Erinsborough High involving Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) and Angus Henderson (Jonathan Wood).
Samantha Fitzgerald
Samantha Fitzgerald, brought to life by Simone Buchanan, made her first appearance on 21 March 2008. She is married to Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker), and the Herald Sun describes her as an intelligent and accomplished attorney.
Ty Harper
Tyler Harper, portrayed by singer Dean Geyer, debuted on 27 March 2008. Introduced as the cousin of Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat) and a love interest for Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey), Geyer joined Neighbours as a permanent cast member during the show's 2008 refresh. He underwent extensive training with drama coach Mike Bishop and took singing lessons to perfect his South African accent.
Sienna Cammeniti
Sienna Cammeniti, played by Erin McNaught, was introduced as the cousin of established character Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair). McNaught was cast in an effort to improve declining Australian viewership, attending acting classes prior to filming, which commenced on 17 December 2007. Sienna’s first on-screen appearance was on 2 May 2008.
Chris Knight
Chris Knight, enacted by Luke Mitchell, appeared from 14 April until 26 May 2008. Mitchell moved interstate to pursue acting and landed this role as his initial professional engagement. Chris was portrayed as a rebellious "bad boy," with executive producer Susan Bower commending the compelling storyline involving Chris and Bridget Parker.
Chris became a member of the Eastside Dingoes senior football team and soon got involved with Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon). His past connection with Taylah Jordan—Zeke Kinski’s girlfriend—created tension. After causing a disturbance at Ringo Brown’s birthday, Chris bonded with Bridget over his injured dog Larry, leading to a secret relationship.
At the school formal, Chris gifted Bridget a necklace, but conflict arose when Steve Parker confronted them due to Chris’s history with Taylah, who accused him of coercion. After leaving the event prematurely, Chris tried to push their relationship further, but Bridget declined. Later, Chris was found unconscious in Lassiter's park, hospitalized, and died during surgery. Bridget’s family managed the situation quietly, with Steve shielding her from police involvement.
Nicola West
Nicola West, played by Imogen Bailey, appeared from 5 May 2008 as the younger sister of Miranda Parker (Nikki Coghill). Bailey earned the role after impressing producers during auditions in December 2007 and was contracted for six months. She described Nicola as a "vixen" who initially strives to impress others but gradually reveals her authentic self while settling into Ramsay Street.
Jim Parker
Jim Parker, portrayed by Roger Oakley, is the father of Stuart and Ned Parker, and adoptive father to Steve. He first appeared on 8 May 2008. After visiting Ned, Jim relocates to Ramsay Street, where tensions arise when he discloses to Steve that he is not his biological father.
Jim’s troubled history includes alcoholism and violence; Steve recounts an incident where he was locked in a shed, causing claustrophobia. Jim disputes Steve’s recollection, suggesting it is inaccurate. Conflict intensifies when Jim resumes drinking, loses his temper with neighbors, and admits to Steve that he is not his biological father. He later reveals that Steve’s real father was his best friend Gary Fuller, who died in Vietnam—a death Jim feels responsible for due to past betrayals.
Following an alcohol-fueled confrontation instigated by Nicola West, Jim admits some details were false but accepts responsibility for abandoning Gary. He reconciles with Steve and Ned before returning to Oakey.
Donna Freedman
Donna Freedman, brought to life by Margot Robbie, made her first appearance on 2 June 2008. Robbie secured the role after auditioning in early 2008, despite initial uncertainties about her suitability, while she was vacationing in Canada. Donna is introduced as an infatuated fan of Ty Harper (Dean Geyer) and becomes part of the teenage circle on Ramsay Street. Her character expresses her desire for love and belonging through her passion for music and her obsession with Ty.
Callum Rebecchi
Callum Rebecchi (also known as Jones), portrayed by Morgan Baker, debuted on 9 June 2008. The character was created following the abandonment of a storyline involving illegal adoption by Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). Baker started filming in March 2008. Callum is depicted as a rebellious youth who injects fresh energy into the series, with Moloney highlighting the positive influence Callum has on the show's dynamics.
Jay Duncan
Jay Duncan, played by Charlie Clausen, first appeared on 13 June 2008 as a firefighter who becomes romantically involved with Stephanie Scully. Initially presented as rugged and mysterious, Jay’s sinister nature is revealed when he ignites a bushfire that results in the death of Marco Silvani. He later holds Steph and her son Charlie hostage in a cabin, exposing himself as a dangerous psychopath.
Jay’s role within the Erinsborough fire brigade includes organizing local clean-up efforts and interacting with community members, but suspicion mounts when he accuses Callum Rebecchi of arson and deliberately sets fire to Callum’s shed. Investigations reveal Jay’s past involvement in fires connected to blonde single mothers, raising alarm.
During their captivity, Steph uncovers newspaper clippings about Jay, leading to a confrontation where he sabotages their escape attempt. Toadfish Rebecchi intervenes and rescues Steph after she suffers a stabbing during a struggle with Jay. Jay is arrested but later attacked while in custody. His brief display of remorse over Marco’s death occurs just before Carmella Cammeniti exits the scene.
Lucas Fitzgerald
Lucas Fitzgerald, enacted by Scott Major, appeared for the first time on 22 July 2008. This role marked Major’s return to Neighbours, having previously portrayed Darren Stark in 1993. Lucas is the brother of Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker) and is characterized as a charismatic "bad boy" who brings liveliness to his surroundings.
Kelly Katsis
Kelly Katsis, portrayed by Katrina Milosevic, made her debut on 25 August 2008. Milosevic expressed excitement about joining Neighbours, despite facing personal difficulties during production. She described Kelly as a strong, witty caregiver with a passionate yet gentle nature. According to Network Ten, Kelly introduced positive developments into Toadfish Rebecchi’s (Ryan Moloney) life.
Kelly’s narrative involved addressing behavioral challenges faced by student Callum Jones (Morgan Baker), which led to her engagement with Human Services and created friction with Toadie and his circle. She entered into a romantic relationship with Toadie that ended after private photos of Callum were leaked to Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), resulting in Kelly’s temporary suspension from teaching. Although she was reinstated following a protest, their relationship did not continue.
Continuing her support for Callum’s education, Kelly briefly rekindled her romance with Toadie. She later disclosed psychic abilities linked to visions concerning missing student Zeke Kinski (Matthew Werkmeister), causing tension with Toadie and others. Ultimately, Kelly accepted an employment opportunity in Malawi and left after bidding farewell to Toadie.
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson, brought to life by Peter Flanigan, is an educator who advanced to the role of principal at Erinsborough High in 2007, making his first appearance on 5 September 2008. Flanigan, previously known as a Gillette model, returned to Australia from the United States and resumed his acting career with this character. Described as "tall, dark and extremely handsome," Andrew is driven and develops an interest in Libby Kennedy. He eventually enters into a relationship with Rebecca Napier, presenting her with an alternative to Paul Robinson. Nonetheless, Rebecca’s unresolved feelings for Paul lead Andrew to depart Erinsborough when she cannot return his affection.
After his promotion to principal in September 2007, Andrew shows a readiness to offer second chances; this is evident when he suspends Ringo Brown for stealing an exam paper but later reconsiders following persuasion from Ringo’s brother. He also serves on the panel interviewing candidates for head of senior school, ultimately appointing Libby Kennedy. At the engagement party of Libby and Dan Fitzgerald, Andrew shares a fleeting kiss with Elle Robinson.
Andrew implements a strict zero-tolerance stance on violence after Bridget Parker pushes another student, resulting in Bridget’s expulsion and triggering a protest at the school. During the demonstration, Rebecca Napier handcuffs herself to the banisters; when Andrew becomes attached at the other end, he agrees to negotiate with Bridget, defusing the conflict.
Andrew and Rebecca start dating following a lighthearted encounter at Charlie’s bar. Their relationship encounters obstacles from Rebecca’s former partner, Paul Robinson, who schemes to keep them apart by causing delays and spreading false information. After a rafting accident injures students, Paul publicly blames Andrew and coerces Rebecca into ending their relationship by threatening to reveal a past military incident involving Andrew.
Despite these challenges, Andrew remains resolute; he proposes marriage to Rebecca after rekindling their romance. However, when he overhears Rebecca defending Paul and questions her true feelings, she returns his engagement ring. Heartbroken, Andrew opts to transfer to another school.
Matt Freedman
Matt Freedman, portrayed by Benjamin Mitchell, is Cassandra Noble’s ex-husband and father to Simon and Tegan Freedman. He also serves as stepfather to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Matt made his debut on 9 September 2008. This role was Mitchell’s third appearance on Neighbours, having previously portrayed Brad Willis in 1989 and Cameron Hudson between 1992 and 1993. Casting director Jan Russ chose Mitchell for Matt, confident that longtime fans would not confuse him with his earlier characters. The role allowed Mitchell to explore a more complex and darker persona compared to his typical "good-guy" portrayals. Producers hinted at the possibility of Matt returning in future storylines.
In a plotline involving the abduction of Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) and Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) by Pete Ferguson, Matt arrives as a police sergeant intending to arrest those responsible but is persuaded to assist in Pete’s capture. Later, Matt nearly arrests Rebecca Napier after an altercation but intervenes upon noticing his daughter Donna (Margot Robbie) among the crowd. He confronts Donna at Charlie’s bar, chastising her for reckless behavior and separating her from her boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Donna then steals Matt’s police car for a joyride with Ringo but is caught by Matt, who embarrasses Ringo by forcing him to walk home in his underwear. Donna reveals that her troubled relationship with Matt stems from her resemblance to her unfaithful mother.
The next day, Donna steals Matt’s car again and hits a dog along with its owner, Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). She admits this to Matt, who instructs both Donna and Ringo to remain silent while he tampers with evidence by damaging the car’s headlight. Elle uncovers the cover-up and urges Donna to confess. At the police station, Matt convinces lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) that Donna is seeking attention. However, when Matt threatens Ringo, Donna discloses the truth to the authorities. Detective Alec Skinner arrests Matt; he is later released on bail but warns Donna that he faces possible imprisonment and urges her to cope without him. Subsequently, Matt departs town leaving a note requesting Donna cover for him temporarily.
Simone Page
Simone Page, brought to life by Laura Hill, made her first appearance on 19 September 2008 as a Police Constable stationed at Erinsborough Police Station.
Her prominent narratives revolve around her interactions with principal characters in law enforcement contexts: following Nicola West's accidental injury by a vehicle, Simone guides Donna Freedman through police procedures. She detains Declan Napier after he refuses to identify himself during a traffic stop. Simone also investigates a case where Amanda Smith alleges her infant was abducted; this leads to the arrest of Miranda Parker, who is then placed under protective custody according to the Mental Health Act.
Simone handles incidents involving Ringo Brown and his football teammates, adopting a firm stance when Ringo tries to evade accountability. She arrests Bridget Parker for assault committed during a hospital demonstration; after Bridget’s fatal car accident, Simone expresses personal remorse while managing the ensuing investigation.
She offers support to Donna following an attack by Saffron Jankievicz, encouraging her to pursue charges and assuring ongoing police involvement. Simone also probes the disappearance of foster child Harry Ramsay, overcoming local interference to locate him, which influences decisions regarding his guardianship.
When Susan Kennedy receives threatening communications, Simone documents the details but advises minimal police action. On Donna’s wedding day, after she is compelled to travel in the back of Lucas’ truck and is stopped by police, Simone discreetly assists by providing transportation for Donna and her father to reach the ceremony.
Kyle Canning
Kyle Canning, portrayed by Chris Milligan, debuted on 26 November 2008. Initially cast for a six-week recurring stint, Milligan was invited back intermittently for further filming. Kyle was introduced as an immature "bad boy" and bully characterized by his physicality. His academic struggles left him vulnerable, but after enduring a traumatic accident and facing employment difficulties, his character evolved substantially. Known as a larrikin with a kind heart and easygoing demeanor, Kyle’s popularity led to Milligan securing a full-time contract and elevation to the main cast.
Greg Michaels
Greg Michaels, played by Nick Farnell, first appeared on 11 December 2008 as a romantic interest for Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Jackie Brygel from TV Week described Greg as "tall" and "soft-spoken," noting Steph’s hopeful outlook after meeting him via an online dating platform. Their relationship deepens following a successful initial date, with Bonner emphasizing the strong chemistry shared by the pair. However, complications arise when Greg’s concealed marriage to someone Steph knows comes to light, sparking confrontations and emotional strain.
Steph encounters Greg through an online profile and is surprised when he reveals they had previously met at TAFE. Despite some hesitation, their relationship quickly advances, including an intimate encounter at Lassiter's hotel. Steph later discovers Greg embracing his wife, Veronica Olenski, leading to a confrontation where Greg admits his marriage but insists it has been effectively over for months.
Further difficulties emerge when Veronica freezes their joint bank accounts after discovering their affair. Veronica eventually apologizes and requests Greg’s return, but he declines her offer. Greg receives a job opportunity in Darwin and invites Steph to accompany him; she opts to remain in Erinsborough while continuing their relationship remotely.
Several months later, Greg suggests having children with Steph but becomes jealous over her past with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) and a play Toadie wrote about their relationship. Greg initiates defamation proceedings against Toadie but Steph withdraws the lawsuit. His jealousy also extends toward Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major), causing tension during a barbecue gathering. After discussing their differences, Steph chooses to stay true to herself, prompting Greg to depart.
Simon Freedman
Simon Freedman, played by Mauricio Merino Jr, made his first appearance on 12 December 2008. He was cast following a competition organized by the teen publication Dolly, which awarded a three-month contract with Neighbours. Merino, alongside Chelsea Jones, was chosen from thousands of hopefuls to portray the younger siblings of Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Introduced towards the end of the year, the siblings were characterized as "cheeky" and "pesky," and labeled as "Donna's worst nightmare." Robbie expected their introduction to add new dimensions to her character’s narrative. Merino described Simon as "a quiet and enigmatic boy" who is fiercely protective of his sisters but finds it hard to place trust in others, often retreating into music.
Simon arrives in Erinsborough with his sister Tegan, initially encountering friction with locals before revealing their connection to Donna. Struggling socially, Simon experiences conflicts with Donna’s boyfriend, Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). Following a dispute over family matters, Simon clarifies to Ringo that Donna is beginning to change for him, which leads to their reconciliation.
Their mother, Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith), later appears, prompting Simon to move in with her. Although he initially defends Cassandra, he soon recognizes her manipulative tendencies. In an attempt to disrupt Cassandra’s date with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), Simon resorts to super-gluing doors and cutting phone lines, resulting in an accident where Paul comes to his aid. This incident fosters mutual respect between Simon and Paul. Additionally, Simon supports Tegan against bullying and encourages her to confront their mother.
After taking an iPod from Harold's Store in a bid for attention, Simon returns it to Paul. As Cassandra’s behavior deteriorates further, Simon and Tegan decide to leave and live with their grandmother instead. Elle discovers them waiting at a bus stop, arranges a farewell visit with Donna, and drives them to their grandmother's residence.
Tegan Freedman
Tegan Freedman, portrayed by Chelsea Jones, also debuted on 12 December 2008. Earlier that year, teen magazine Dolly conducted a contest offering a three-month contract on Neighbours. Jones and Mauricio Merino Jr were selected from thousands of applicants to play Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings. Introduced late in the year, the siblings were described as "cheeky" and "pesky," earning the label "Donna's worst nightmare." Robbie welcomed their arrival as a way to enrich her character's storyline.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough with Simon, Tegan initially clashes with Elle Robinson (Pippa Black), who ejects them from Harold's Store. They later disclose they are Donna’s siblings and stay temporarily with Elle until Donna returns. Although Donna feels upset, she attempts to reconnect with them. Tegan reveals that their mother, Cassandra (Tottie Goldsmith), has a new boyfriend and that they left home due to a lack of privacy. Donna introduces Tegan to her boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and takes them along to a party for Callum Jones (Morgan Baker). A misunderstanding regarding Callum's amblyopia embarrasses Tegan. When Donna and Ringo break up, jealous Tegan urges both parties to move on; however, Simon works to reunite them, which frustrates Tegan. Feeling excluded, she acts out until Donna organizes a mock chat show aimed at improving sibling relations.
Following Cassandra’s arrival, both siblings move in with her. Tegan admits that their mother is mainly in Ramsay Street pursuing Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). She helps Cassandra steal dresses from Harold's Store in an effort to secure an invitation to Libby Kennedy (Kym Valentine) and Daniel Fitzgerald's (Brett Tucker) wedding. Cassandra shortens Tegan’s school uniform deliberately to attract attention, which results in bullying by Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After rejecting the uniform twice, Tegan stands up to Kyle and confronts her mother about the situation. Seeking guidance from Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon), Tegan starts wearing jeans and a T-shirt instead of her uniform, surprising Cassandra.
As Cassandra’s conduct worsens—especially when she involves Tegan in a plan aimed at suing Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) for serving alcohol to a minor—Tegan grows skeptical of her mother's intentions. Ultimately, she and Simon decide to leave Cassandra behind. Elle finds them waiting at the bus stop, brings them back for farewells with Donna, and then drives them to their grandmother’s home.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 January–26 March | Evelyn Wallace | Felicity Soper | Evelyn, mother of Jessica Wallace, pursues justice after Jessica's fatal injury in a warehouse collapse and demands an official apology from the council. |
| 13 February | Lynda Stephens | Nicola Wright | Lynda's relationship with Darren Stark leads to his breakup with Libby Kennedy; she apologizes to Libby, takes accountability, and exposes Darren’s internal conflict. |
| 20 March – 16 April 2009 | Michaela Morris | Jacqueline Brennan | Serving as Detective Sergeant at Erinsborough Police, Michaela investigates various cases including assaults, a bushfire, and Jill Ramsay’s suspicious death, managing arrests and press statements. |
| 13 May | Yasmine Murphy | Therese Mavros | Lassiter's Hotel receptionist who blackmails Paul Robinson and Kirsten Gannon with surveillance footage; she later returns the tape after receiving payment and a job transfer. |
| 9 June | Hilda Jones | Maureen Edwards | Cleaner at Charlie’s bar and grandmother to Sonya and Jade Mitchell. After collapsing, she undergoes prolonged recovery; subsequently reported deceased by family members. |
| 9 June–8 July | Franco Silvani | Gary Down | Marco Silvani’s father who initially disapproves of his son’s romantic and business decisions. He experiences emotional turmoil following Marco’s death but reconciles with him beforehand. |
| 17 June–10 September | Pete Ferguson | Kristin Holland | A criminal intent on avenging Steve Parker; he threatens Steve’s family, undergoes hospitalisation, faces legal issues over unauthorized HIV testing, kidnaps two individuals before being captured. |
| 11 July–1 August | Kate Newton | Briony Behets | Encounters Harold Bishop during travels; visits Ramsay Street and departs alongside Harold on his journey. |
| 27 August 2008 | Fred & Big Tommo | Hamish & Andy | Radio personalities who interview Donna Freedman and Rachel Kinski, promoting a music segment featuring Ty Harper’s band. |
| 2 September–3 October | Logan Ellis | Nick Cain | Member of Ty Harper’s band Nothing Doing; invites Sienna Cammeniti as lead vocalist and later relocates to Italy with her. |
| 12 September | Braydon Smith | Ming Yang | Younger brother of Jodie Smith; a football player involved in an incident with Zeke Kinski that sparks public criticism. |
| 13–17 October | Robyn Lovell | Patricia Pitney | Aunt to Callum Jones who temporarily assumes his care; assists in his return to Ramsay Street after Toadfish Rebecchi reviews guardianship arrangements. |
| 13 October | Hayden Lovell | Justin Golin | Robyn Lovell’s son who interacts with Callum Jones on their family farm. |
| 14 October – 7 April 2009 | Nathan Black | Lyall Brooks | AFL scout and father to Ashley Black; offers training opportunities to Ringo Brown and Declan Napier but later removes Ringo following false allegations. |
| 13 November–24 November | Tanya Tasker | Erin Dewar | Music agent who signs Ty Harper despite his painkiller dependency; eventually terminates his contract due to arising conflicts. |
| 26 November – 26 January 2009 | Shane Gregory | Ryan Bate | Associate of Justin Hunter and others; during a school rafting event is mistaken for Zeke Kinski by Karl Kennedy. |
| 12 December – 23 February 2012, 13 February 2018 |
Roz Challis | Janet Watson Kruse | Social worker responsible for overseeing guardianship cases including Callum Jones; later serves as judge in Tyler Brennan’s murder trial, sentencing him to twenty years imprisonment. |