Ryan Prescott (Neighbours)

Neighbours

Company type	Television soap opera
Industry	Television
Founded	March 18, 1985 (1985-03-18)
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia
Key people	Jason Herbison (executive producer)
Products	Television programme

Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985 and currently broadcasts on the digital channel Eleven. This section details characters introduced throughout 2016, all under the guidance of executive producer Jason Herbison. The series’ 32nd season commenced on 4 January 2016. January saw the arrival of Julie Quill and Xanthe Canning. In March, Jacka Hills was introduced, followed in April by Jack Callahan, Ned Willis, and Madison Robinson. May brought new faces including Angus Beaumont-Hannay, Walter Mitchell, and Mandy Franze. August featured James Udagawa, while September introduced siblings David and Leo Tanaka, along with Xanthe’s mother, Brooke Butler.

Julie Quill

Julie Quill, played by Gail Easdale, made her first appearance on 12 January 2016. Easdale, who is married to Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson), returned to acting with this role after a hiatus. Julie was portrayed as the new proprietor of Lassiter's Hotel and a business adversary to Paul Robinson. Easdale characterized her as a determined businesswoman with a compassionate side, navigating a predominantly male industry. It is later uncovered that Julie was behind the Lassiters Hotel explosion that resulted in the deaths of Josh Willis and Doug Willis; she exited the series in June 2016. The actress reprised her role in September 2021 when Julie appears incarcerated during a visit from Terese Willis, who seeks closure regarding her son’s death. This comeback followed the introduction of her son Jesse Porter (Cameron Robbie) earlier that year in March. Easdale noted that since her last appearance, Julie had developed feelings of remorse.

Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Julie comes to evaluate Lassiter's Hotel, which is part of the Quill Group’s assets. Holding resentment toward former owner Paul Robinson due to a past romantic relationship gone awry, she initially refuses to employ Paul’s nephew Daniel Robinson at the hotel but later hires him after learning about his estrangement from Paul. Julie confides in Terese Willis about the difficulties she faces as a woman executive and reveals intentions to construct an additional hotel tower within Lassiter's complex. She actively sabotages Paul’s effort to host the Erinsborough Citizen of the Year event by causing catering issues that result in the ceremony being awarded to Robinson's Motel instead.

In dealings with her stepson Tom Quill regarding the tower project, Julie pressures him into falsifying environmental assessments. When Tom’s dishonesty is exposed, she disowns him. After a boiler room blast devastates Lassiter's, Julie moves in with Terese and appoints Sarah Beaumont as acting manager during Terese’s absence. She accuses Paul of instigating the explosion and terminates Terese’s employment upon discovering she financed a false alibi for Paul. At the grand reopening of Lassiter’s, Julie is arrested when evidence emerges connecting her with Jacka Hills in orchestrating the explosion. Despite efforts to mend their relationship, Terese refuses to forgive her. Julie receives a ten-year prison sentence. Five years afterward, her son Jesse Porter arrives at Lassiters seeking answers to restore 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 announced in November 2015, revealing her as the granddaughter of Sheila Canning, half-sister to Kyle Canning, and daughter of Gary Canning. Colette Mann, who plays Sheila, suggested that Xanthe’s entrance would spark a major new storyline for the family. Van der Meer characterized Xanthe as a source of "trouble, excitement, and mischief" on Ramsay Street, positioning her as a potential focal point in upcoming narratives.

Jacka Hills

Jackson Derek "Jacka" Hills, portrayed by Brad McMurray, first appeared on 7 March 2016 as an old acquaintance of Stephanie Scully. Introduced as the series’ "latest antagonist," Jacka quickly became central to numerous conflict-driven plots. McMurray appreciated playing the character, emphasizing Jacka’s penchant for causing chaos and teasing unforeseen twists.

Jacka’s storyline encompassed various criminal acts such as vandalism, theft, and orchestrating an explosion at Lassiter's Hotel aimed at committing insurance fraud. His associations included characters like Ned Willis and Julie Quill, unveiling a web of illegal activities. After being arrested and serving time in prison, Jacka resurfaced seeking Steph’s assistance to investigate suspicions about his wife Regan Davis’s fidelity.

Following an early release to care for his terminally ill mother, Jacka returned to Erinsborough intent on revenge against Ned Willis. He employed deceit and sabotage—including poisoning Ned’s tattoo ink and triggering a hot-air balloon accident that caused Regan’s death—to escalate his vendetta before being apprehended again and sentenced to eighteen years behind bars.

In 2022, script producer Shane Isheev revealed plans for Jacka’s comeback involving a prison escape alongside David Tanaka; however, these plans were ultimately abandoned due to the cancellation of Neighbours. Isheev acknowledged Jacka as one of the show’s "iconic villains," highlighting the character’s enduring influence on the series’ dramatic storylines.

Jack Callahan

Jack Callahan (also known as John Doe), played by Andrew Morley, debuted 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. Initially introduced with "an enigmatic background" and no apparent family connections in Erinsborough, the character—initially called John Doe—forms a friendship with Paige Smith (Olympia Valance). It is later disclosed that his true identity is Jack Callahan and that he serves as a Catholic priest. Jack decides to stay in Erinsborough but faces challenges reconciling his religious commitments with his relationship with Paige.

Ned Willis

Ned Willis, portrayed by Ben Hall, made his debut on 6 April 2016. His casting was confirmed on 11 March 2016, with the character having been mentioned off-screen for several years beforehand. Ned is the son of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) and Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia), marking the first time all of Brad's children have appeared together on screen. Prior to arriving in Erinsborough, Ned lived with his grandparents in Darwin and works as a tattoo artist. Hall described him as "complex" and "quite manipulative," with storylines often revolving around mischievous behavior. After initially appearing as a guest character, Ned returned as a regular from 20 June 2018 onward.

Madison Robinson

Madison Robinson, played by Sarah Ellen, made her first appearance on 22 April 2016. Ellen’s casting was revealed on 20 February, with filming commencing that same month. The production team hinted at the possibility of Madison becoming a regular character. Series producer Jason Herbison expressed excitement about bringing Ellen on board. Madison returned to the show on 24 June and stayed until 27 September, with scenes shot on the Gold Coast. Ellen also featured in flashback sequences broadcast on 10 October 2019.

As the younger offspring of the renowned Neighbours duo Scott and Charlene Robinson, Madison arrives in Erinsborough to check in on her brother Daniel, acting as a representative for their parents. To prepare for this role, Ellen reviewed footage of her character’s parents, noting that Madison inherited Charlene’s spirited and adventurous nature. She is depicted as a "developing journalist" and a "fashionable teenager." After completing her role, Ellen pursued opportunities in Hollywood, citing her experience on Neighbours as valuable preparation.

Upon arriving at Number 24 Ramsay Street, Madison reunites with Daniel and reveals she has come on behalf of their parents following Daniel’s announcement of his engagement to Imogen Willis. She supports their secret wedding plans but ultimately helps arrange a family ceremony instead. Choosing to remain after Daniel and Imogen leave, Madison stands by her uncle Paul Robinson during his legal battles related to the Lassiter's Hotel explosion, encouraging him to seek out evidence.

After Paul is jailed and later released, he orchestrates a plan that secures Madison a cadetship at the West Waratah Star. She moves to Erinsborough, leaving behind university and a boyfriend. Under Paul’s influence, Madison is pressured into composing personal attacks disguised as local interest stories; when this is uncovered, she moves in with Terese Willis, who subsequently appoints her as a personal assistant. Madison advises Terese during the bid for Lassiter's; after her aunt Lucy Robinson accepts the deal, Madison travels to New York to handle administrative tasks.

Madison capitalizes on unexpected chances to perform as a singer at The Waterhole and secures additional gigs arranged by Aaron Brennan. Misunderstandings regarding her relationship with Ben Kirk lead to her dismissal by Sheila Canning. Lucy arranges an audition for a singing residency at Lassiter's Gold Coast. There, Madison reconnects with former boyfriend Logan Dunne, resolving previous conflicts. Although she impresses the judges and receives an offer for the residency, she initially plans to relocate with Logan to California but ultimately decides to stay with him on the Gold Coast.

Angus Beaumont-Hannay

Angus Beaumont-Hannay, portrayed by Jai Waetford, made his debut on 2 May 2016. Waetford’s casting was announced on 10 February 2016, with the character’s identity kept under wraps initially. Angus is introduced as the rebellious son of Sarah Beaumont (Nicola Charles) and appears under a guest contract. Series producer Jason Herbison commented that Waetford would enjoy playing a character who challenges limits. Following his initial appearances, Waetford returned to film scenes with the cast on the Gold Coast.

Angus arrives in Australia after being expelled from boarding school, anticipating a holiday with his mother Sarah; instead, she leaves him in the care of friends Karl and Susan in Erinsborough. He quickly finds himself at odds with Ben Kirk, resulting in several confrontations including accusations of triggering a fire alarm and vandalizing school property with graffiti. Angus briefly dates Xanthe Canning, but they part ways after recognizing their incompatibility. He also grapples with family challenges upon learning about his mother’s cancer diagnosis and ultimately agrees to accompany her to Germany for treatment.

Later, while visiting his father on the Gold Coast, Angus reunites with Ben and Xanthe. After assisting with a singing audition and discussing his mother’s illness with Susan, he returns to Erinsborough and enrolls in school. Angus develops feelings for Susan’s niece Elly Conway, but after she rejects him, he loses his virginity to Piper Willis. He faces difficulties including an incident involving a spiked drink and strained relationships, particularly with Elly.

Pursuing a career in music, Angus attracts attention from an independent record label. However, complications arise when he kisses an intoxicated Elly, leading to allegations and police involvement. Although charges are dropped after Elly chooses not to press them, Angus’s reputation is damaged, prompting him to leave Erinsborough for Sydney under his father’s supervision.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell, portrayed by Greg Stone, made his first appearance on 13 May 2016 as Sonya Rebecchi's long-absent uncle. It was eventually uncovered that Walter was, in fact, Sonya's biological father—a secret linked to the tragic car accident that claimed her parents' lives. Walter also introduced Sonya to her half-sister, Zoe Mitchell, who is battling leukaemia and urgently needs a bone marrow transplant. He requested that Sonya undergo testing to determine if she could be a donor.

Walter came to Erinsborough claiming he was sober, although he misappropriated funds meant for rehabilitation. He lodged at Stephanie Scully's motel and began a romantic relationship with Terese Willis. Sonya initially rejected Walter after discovering he had been present during the fatal crash involving her parents and learning of his paternity from an affair with her mother. Following Walter’s relapse and Sonya’s support, he moved in with her.

Walter revealed Zoe’s diagnosis and asked Sonya for assistance with the transplant process. When Sonya was found not to be a compatible donor, Walter proposed testing Nell, Sonya’s daughter, which sparked tension with Toadie. In a desperate move, Walter briefly abducted Nell to facilitate the transplant but later expressed remorse. Eventually, Callum Rebecchi was identified as a suitable match, and Walter departed for the United States alongside Sonya.

In 2018, Zoe’s cancer returned, necessitating chemotherapy, during which Walter relapsed. Sonya traveled to the US to support him as he recommitted to attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

Mandy Franze

Mandy Franze, played by Kristy Best, first appeared on 26 May 2016. She was introduced as the enigmatic former girlfriend of Andrew Morley’s character John Doe and served as a romantic rival to Paige Smith. Mandy claimed to have lived with John and insisted his real name was Jason Jones. Although Paige harbored doubts, John initially engaged with Mandy until discrepancies emerged—such as Mandy offering pineapple as his preferred pizza topping despite his allergy—exposing her deceit. Before leaving, Mandy confessed she had met John on the day of the Lassiter's explosion but knew little else about him.

James Udagawa

James Udagawa, portrayed by Samuel David Humphrey, debuted on 3 August 2016. Initially considered for a minor part due to his acrodysostosis condition, Humphrey was ultimately cast in a significant role as James—a "corporate whizz kid" recruited to salvage Lassiter's Hotel from financial troubles and oversee operations under Terese Willis's management. Representing his family's investment stake in the hotel, James conducted thorough reviews of financial statements, supplier agreements, and operational forecasts.

He collaborated closely with Terese Willis to address stagnant profits at The Waterhole and managed quarterly performance evaluations. James disclosed internal family conflicts involving his sister Jasmine, who sought control over their family enterprise following their grandfather’s death. Due to Jasmine’s manipulations, James was reassigned elsewhere but warned Terese about Jasmine’s ambitions.

David Tanaka

David Tanaka, portrayed by Takaya Honda, first appeared on 21 September 2016. His casting was announced alongside Tim Kano as his twin brother Leo Tanaka on 22 August 2016. Honda expressed enthusiasm about joining Neighbours and gaining experience from established Australian actors. The brothers arrive in Erinsborough with the goal of uncovering "a family mystery." David is characterized as a socially aware medical doctor.

Leo Tanaka

Leo Tanaka, brought to life by Tim Kano, made his debut on 22 September 2016. His introduction was announced alongside the news of Honda's casting. Kano expressed enjoyment in portraying Leo, characterizing him as "playful and cheeky" but fundamentally "kind-hearted". Distinct from his sibling who is a medical professional, Leo is more opportunistic in nature. Both brothers arrive in Erinsborough with the aim of uncovering a family secret.

Brooke Butler

Brooke Butler, portrayed by Fifi Box, first appeared on-screen on 28 September 2016. Her casting was publicized on 18 July 2016, just prior to the start of filming. Box described joining Neighbours as a dream role, while executive producer Jason Herbison commended her audition and remarked on her embodiment of "Gold Coast elegance". Brooke is introduced as the estranged mother of Xanthe Canning and former partner of Gary Canning. Her character is depicted as opportunistic and somewhat flighty, relying heavily on her appearance.

Brooke comes to Erinsborough intending to rebuild her relationship with Xanthe and reconnects with Gary and his mother, Sheila Canning. She presents herself as running a jewellery business but faces distrust after Sheila questions the authenticity of her products. Brooke organizes jewellery parties to make sales while simultaneously managing debts owed to Mack Sweetin. Her manipulative actions strain relationships with both Xanthe and Gary. As her financial difficulties worsen, involving counterfeit jewellery and borrowed funds, Brooke eventually departs the town temporarily.

Upon returning, Brooke seeks employment but encounters obstacles due to Sheila's interference. She admits to the jewellery scam and secures a trial period as manager of Lassiter's Day Spa through Terese's assistance. Plans develop for Brooke to meet her daughter Jesse amid complications involving Gary and Terese. Ultimately, Brooke leaves for Malaysia to meet Jesse, with Sheila generously covering her travel costs.

Others

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Date(s)	Character	Actor	Role Description
4 January	Dr Lee	Marty Rhone	Conducts spinal surgery on Toadfish Rebecchi to extract a lodged bullet; complications arise when Toadie's wife Sonya interrupts the procedure.
5–15 January	Warren Stacks	Michael Shanahan	Takes Paige Smith hostage by mistake instead of Michelle Kim; after Paige escapes, he unintentionally hits her with his vehicle. Later meets Michelle and Dennis Dimato to explain his actions; Dimato plans to handle the situation.
7 January	Rochelle Neve	Carmen Warrington	Wife of Stanley Neve who had an affair with Lou Carpenter; visits Erinsborough hoping to continue their relationship but Lou deceives her into believing he is dating Sheila Canning; Rochelle leaves after realizing the deception.
15 January	Carla Watson	Gemma Bird Matheson	Local council officer who issues fines to Kyle and Sheila Canning and impounds their dog Bossy following reports that the dog bit a child while off-leash in public.
21 January–16 March, 30 May–6 June 2018	Philippa Hoyland	Wendy Bos	Third wife of Max Hoyland engaged in a custody battle over Charlie Hoyland, son of Stephanie Scully. Philippa attempts to adopt Charlie but withdraws after mediation and Steph’s conduct. Two years later, after an affair comes to light, Philippa forces Charlie’s departure from Erinsborough but eventually consents to counseling and visitation arrangements.
27 January	Amanda Tucker	Jennifer Rose	Beautician at Lassiter's who provides services to Karl Kennedy during his stay at the hotel.
2 February	Nigel Deme	Adam Dunning	Council official responsible for removing love locks from the Lassiter's Lake bridge; Sonya Rebecchi and Karl Kennedy protest against this; Nigel later closes the bridge citing safety concerns.
10 February	Lina Vella	Antonia Vekic	Campaign manager for mayoral candidate Tim Collins who confronts Sonya Mitchell about her past during the election campaign.
15 February	Amanda Fowke	Hannah Cliff	Conducts survey work on behalf of Quill Group requesting access to Rebecchi Law offices; delivers important boxes to Lassiter's Hotel with instructions for restricted access.
Delivery Guy	Russell Leonard	Responsible for delivering boxes to Lassiter's Hotel.
17 February	Trevor Lucas	David Rock	Health inspector assessing Erins Burrow motel for bedbug infestation; interacts with co-owner Paul Robinson during inspection.
18 February	Richard Pentecost	Akira Bradley	Journalist attending a public question-and-answer session between mayoral contenders Sonya Rebecchi and Tim Collins.
19 February–3 March, 28 February 2017	Noel Creighton	Kristian Beddow	Gender studies lecturer at Eden Hills University who engages with students Paige Smith and Imogen Willis; praises Paige’s debating skills and later discusses university transfer options with her.
22–24 February	Ainsley Gilzan	Emma Lucy Haughey	Buys an exam paper from Xanthe Canning; suspended for cheating along with friends who blame her; Xanthe organizes a party which Sheila Canning breaks up.
25 February–21 March	Aurora Green	Chloe Ng	Joins Paige Smith’s protest against tree removal for drainage works; confronts Sonya Rebecchi; flirts with Daniel Robinson and discusses polyamory with Imogen Willis.
26 February–11 March	Cameron McPhee	Alexander Adams	Caught stealing flowers from Lassiter's Hotel gardens on behalf of Paul Robinson; Paul values Cameron but advises caution. Later joins Brad Willis’s outreach initiative.
1 March	Michael Arnold	Des Fleming	Mediator in adoption dispute between Stephanie Scully and Philippa Hoyland; discusses mutual acquaintances before mediation session.
Nursery Staff	Melissa Hill	Contacted by Paul Robinson about potential arrival of his grandson Jimmy Williams at the nursery.
3 March	Bernice Ashton	Rain Fuller	Department of Human Services worker assessing Xanthe Canning’s need for interim care during grandmother’s hospitalization.
4 March	Juliet Worth	Lana Schwarcz	DHS caseworker managing Xanthe Canning’s living arrangements while Sheila Canning is hospitalized; coordinates with Kyle Canning and Amy Williams regarding guardianship matters.
9 March–22 July 2016, 31 May–28 June 2017	Tom Quill	Kane Felsinger	Development manager at Quill Group overseeing Lassiter's Hotel projects; involved in manipulating council approvals through bribery and forgery; blackmails Aaron Brennan; disowned by stepmother Julie Quill following police questioning; later manages Lassiter's after Julie’s arrest; returns overseeing Paul's settlement negotiations and interacts with Leo Tanaka.
11 March–25 May	Brodie Chaswick	Matt Testro	Former swimming student seeking coaching from Brad Willis again; secretly dates Piper Willis causing family conflict; attempts to persuade Piper to leave town but is confronted and expelled by Tyler Brennan following hotel explosion incident.
24 March–2 August	Archie Quill	Harrison Mark	Son of Julie Quill involved in bribery schemes alongside half-brother Tom Quill; bullies Charlie Hoyland among others; placed in care of relatives following mother’s arrest.
14 April	Alex Jones	Jana Wilkes	Reveals herself as the real Alex Jones to Paige Smith clarifying mistaken identity involving an amnesiac John Doe.
5 May	Jackie Gore	Ana Mitsikas	Engages in mediation following dispute involving daughter Alison Gore and Sheila Canning leading to legal threats when apologies are refused.
6 May	Steven Aniston	Garikai Jani	Contacts Paige Smith regarding John Doe’s whereabouts prior to Lassiter's explosion sharing details about their bar encounter.
11 May	Sharn Hauser	Juliette Salmon	Confronts Ben Kirk over involvement with Jayden Warley’s good behavior bond dismissing his explanations.
11 May–2 November, 8 March 2017	Dustin Oliver	Kevin Clayette	Acquaintance of John Doe (Father Jack Callahan) and Paige Smith involved in youth outreach programs; shares romantic tension with Paige before leaving due to personal reasons.
17 May	Detective Chris Santini	Joel Pierce	Investigates allegations against Paul Robinson linked to Lassiter's Hotel explosion sabotage relaying witness statements without revealing identities.
30 May	Shandi Bouchard	Krystal Lencova	Receptionist at Rush Street Clinic promoting breast augmentation surgeries encouraging Xanthe Canning about upcoming procedure.
Tess Land	Clare Pickering	Plastic surgeon preparing for Xanthe Canning’s operation threatened by Sheila Canning over consent concerns.
6–7 June	Karen Harding	Wallis Murphy Munn	Prosecutor managing Paul Robinson’s trial concerning hotel explosion charges conducting witness examinations and court proceedings.
6 June	Tipstave Alma Aboud	Arisha Bordbar	Presides over court hearings related to Paul Robinson’s charges.
Tipstave Roger Corr	Stanley Roach	Escorts witnesses Stephanie Scully and Terese Willis during their trial testimonies.
7 June	Tipstave Sam Wise	James Ballard	Oversees jury proceedings during verdict announcement in Paul Robinson’s trial.
Foreman George Poulos	Andrew Pantelis	Jury foreman delivering guilty verdict against Paul Robinson on all charges.
9–13 June	Megan Cooper	Joanne Dobbin	Employee at Braun & Bell Technologies connected to John Doe (Father Jack Callahan); denies acquaintance despite photographic evidence shared by Paige Smith.
10 June	Graeme Lewis   James Romeril        Braun & Bell Technologies representative clarifying employment details related to John Doe inquiry.
scope=row=14 June	'Squeak McCain'	'Jesse Harris'	'Prison inmate demanding protection money from Paul Robinson, intervention by Gary Canning prevents escalation.'
scope=row=15 June	'Stan Lewicki'	'Stephen Cook'	'Prison inmate organizing an attack against Paul Robinson.'
scope=row=17–27 June	"Zoe Mitchell"	"Nicola Billie Gullotti"	"Sonya Mitchell's half-sister diagnosed with leukaemia needing bone marrow transplant; storyline includes family bonding, medical challenges, kidnapping incident involving granddaughter Nell Rebecchi as donor match, eventual relocation abroad for treatment."
scope=row=20 June,31 August	"Father Peter McKinnon"	"Serge De Nardo"	"Clerical advisor providing counsel to John Doe (Father Jack Callahan) regarding flashbacks and confessions related to potential harm intentions."
scope=row=21 June	"Danny Black"	"Chris Ostrenska"	"Transports Angus Beaumont-Hannay and Xanthe Canning before they evade him with assistance from Gary Canning."
"Rick Harrison"	"Christian Fazzari"	"Friend invited by Danny Black during car ride."
scope=row=24 June,17 May 2017	"Nathan Grundy"	"Joshua Monaghan"	"Cadet journalist interviewing Paul Robinson post-prison release; article manipulated by Paul leading to cadet’s termination."
scope=row=24 June–8 July	"Penny Telford"	"Lisa Reynolds"	"Editor negotiating compensation demands from Paul Robinson related to defamatory article controversy involving cadet journalist Nathan Grundy."
scope=row=24 June	"Justyn Gutmann"	"Paul Herbert"	"Brief interaction with Amy Williams at Harold's Café."
scope=row=28 June–29 August	"Ryan Prescott"	"James Sweeny"	"Former employer of Amy Williams’ lingerie-cleaning business engaging in harassment leading to contract termination and subsequent surveillance efforts at Lassiter's Hotel."
scope=row=30 June	"Brinsley Belden"	"Jack Green"	"Asks Xanthe Canning to formal based on grandmother Sheila Canning's suggestion."
scope=row=1 July	"Scott Gaensler"	"Elias Anton"	"Member of Brad Willis' Blaze Outreach program interacting with Madison Robinson at community center."
scope=row=14 July	"Lionel Brown"	"Guy May"	"Date of Piper Willis brought to Harold's Café; Terese Willis warns him away from Piper."
scope=row=18 July–31 August	"Cooper Knights"	"Charlie Hannaford"	"Involved in spiking punch at school formal and assault allegations against Xanthe Canning leading to police cautioning."
scope=row=21 July–17 August	"Clive West"	"David Bradshaw"	"Opposes bike lanes due to personal loss; escalates protests including property damage and threats towards mayor Sonya Rebecchi."
scope=row=22 July 2016,26 April–27 August 2018,3 March 2020–25 May 2022	'John Wong'	'Harry Tseng'	'Private investigator hired by Terese Willis and later Paul Robinson for surveillance assignments including investigations into Ryan Prescott’s business activities.'
scope=row=26 July–1 August 2016,27–28 July 2022	'Annie Robinson-Pappas'	'Gracie Helen Vine Harlow Ireland'	'Daughter of Lucy Robinson and Chris Pappas brought from New York during Lassiter's sale oversight; returns years later engaging socially within Erinsborough.'
scope=row=26 July	'Pete Howard'	'Simon Barbaro'	'Inquires about Jimmy Williams’ health while consulting Amy Williams about garden arch project.'
scope=row=27 July 2016 –18 February2020	'Clementine'	'Harry Uncredited'	'Resident cat associated with Ramsay Street household providing emotional comfort and involved in various local incidents until accidental death.'

External links

• Cast and characters on the official Neighbours site
• Cast and characters listed at the Internet Movie Database