Sharon Canning
Kathy Carpenter | |
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| Occupation | Fictional character |
| Years active | 2014, 2016 |
| Known for | Character on Australian soap opera 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 in early 2014. Kathy is the ex-wife of the long-standing character Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver), with Bursill and Oliver having previously collaborated during the 1970s. Kathy made additional guest appearances in July 2014 and again in 2016.
Kathy arrives in Ramsay Street to visit her daughter Lauren (Kate Kendall). She is the sole confidante aware that Lauren was expecting a child with Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) and had helped Lauren conceal the pregnancy. Executive producer Jason Herbison suggested that Kathy's arrival would bring news capable of unsettling both the Turner and Willis families, laying the groundwork for significant plot developments throughout the year. Kathy surprises Lauren by disclosing that her baby is still alive, having been adopted, which creates conflict with Lou.
Lauren intends to inform her husband Matt (Josef Brown) and Brad about the child, but Kathy advises keeping it secret. Following a family dispute, Kathy purchases Number 32 for Lauren’s children but is requested to maintain distance from the family, prompting her departure from town.
Several months later, at Lauren’s invitation for Amber and Bailey’s sake, Kathy returns to Erinsborough. She encounters friction with Terese Willis and Lauren’s employee Paige Smith (Olympia Valance), eventually taking Paige under her wing in her homeware business. Kathy hires a private investigator to locate her granddaughter and uncovers that Paige is the child she has been searching for. After experiencing a heart attack and being involved in a car accident with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), Kathy confides Paige’s true identity to Matt before opting to go back to Queensland.
Prior to Lauren’s wedding, Kathy comes back and clears up a misunderstanding with Lou, leading to their reconciliation. They renew their vows in a ceremonial fashion before departing Erinsborough 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 taken on roles in Neighbours as Clare Henderson (2010) and Jess Walker (2011). Sienna was introduced through the webisode series Brennan on the Run, which chronicles Mark Brennan's (Scott McGregor) period in witness protection. Her arrival in town is driven by a desire to win Mark back, leading to an immediate confrontation with his former partner Kate Ramsay (Ashleigh Brewer). Kate assumes Mark invited Sienna to Ramsay Street to rekindle their romance; however, Mark reveals his enduring love for Kate. Enraged, Sienna demands Kate keep away from him.
After moving into Mark’s residence, Sienna's presence creates unease; TV Week labeled her as "loopy," "unstable," and a "psycho." Upon arriving in Erinsborough, she breaks into Mark’s home seeking reconciliation but faces rejection. Encouraged by Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), Sienna continues her pursuit. Discovering Mark has purchased an engagement ring for Kate, she tries to dissuade him but learns they have reunited.
Following Kate's murder, Sienna becomes a suspect due to an unconvincing alibi. Claiming she was fired and evicted, she moves in with Mark. She helps him sort through Kate’s belongings and shares a kiss with him; although initially asked to leave, she stays after explaining she has nowhere else to go. After briefly leaving town and returning, Mark confronts her about a threatening note she wrote to Kate before her death. Despite police interrogation, Sienna insists on her innocence. A taxi driver later verifies her alibi, prompting Mark to encourage her to return home and wish her success in finding Kate's murderer.
Naomi Canning
Naomi Canning, played by Morgana O'Reilly, made her first appearance on 25 March 2014. The character was initially teased in October 2013 by Colette Mann, who portrays Naomi's estranged mother, Sheila Canning. O'Reilly's involvement was officially announced on 30 December 2013, with filming having commenced the previous month. She characterized Naomi as lively yet secretive, with storylines involving her pursuit of a married man that would disrupt an existing relationship.
Will Dempier
Will Dempier, portrayed by Christian Heath, debuted on 8 April 2014. His casting was revealed shortly before his on-screen introduction, although Heath had been filming for three months beforehand. He secured the role after a single audition and maintained his natural English accent for the character.
Will was brought in as a nurse and potential romantic partner for the established character Chris Pappas. Their initial meeting happens during Chris’s hospital stay, sparking a complex romantic storyline as Chris navigates his current relationship. Heath returned to the role in 2017.
Will supports Chris through his recovery, which leads to mutual feelings and dating. Their relationship encounters difficulties, including an incident involving a dog that results in their breakup. Three years later, Will flirts with patient David Tanaka amid workplace tensions following a complaint by Paul Robinson. Despite these challenges, Will and David share a kiss, although others caution Will due to David's lack of experience.
Daniel Robinson
Daniel Robinson, acted by Tim Phillipps, appeared first on 29 April 2014. His casting was confirmed in December 2013, with the selection process focusing on finding an actor resembling his on-screen parents, Scott (Jason Donovan) and Charlene Robinson (Kylie Minogue). Daniel arrives in Erinsborough seeking to uncover his parents' past and reconnects with his uncle Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Phillipps described Daniel as a carefree, nature-loving "hippie-at-heart" without hidden motives or baggage. The character is designed to create conflicts with Paul and pursue romantic interests on Ramsay Street.
Ethan Smith
Ethan Smith, portrayed by Matthew Little, made his debut on 27 May 2014. Announced earlier that month, Ethan was introduced as a mysterious individual linked to a regular character, though this connection remained undisclosed initially while he became involved in romantic plots. Upon arrival, Ethan encounters Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) during his search for his adopted daughter. After discovering a case of mistaken identity, Ethan contacts his sister Paige (Olympia Valance) to inform her that her biological parents have found her. Concerned for Paige’s welfare, Ethan urges her to disclose her true identity to her family.
Ethan develops feelings for Imogen Willis (Ariel Kaplan), which leads to complications including Imogen losing her school captaincy after skipping class to meet him. When Brad attempts to confront Ethan, he evades him. As Paige delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Kathy Carpenter (Tina Bursill), Ethan suggests she consider moving to Ibiza with him for a year to reassess her situation; she refuses and he departs for Ibiza.
Paige Smith
Paige Smith (formerly Novak), played by Olympia Valance, made her first appearance on 2 June 2014. Valance's casting was revealed on 9 March 2014, marking her acting debut following a competitive audition. She described Paige as "edgy, cool, and attractive," with a friendly and approachable nature rather than being mean-spirited. Series producer Jason Herbison labeled the character as "fiery" and praised Valance as an ideal choice for the role. Paige is the daughter of Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). Upon discovering that her biological parents were seeking her, Paige traveled to Erinsborough to learn more but initially kept her true identity under wraps.
Nate Kinski
Nate Kinski, portrayed by Meyne Wyatt, debuted on 18 August 2014. The announcement of Wyatt’s casting came on 20 July 2014, prompting him to move to Melbourne for filming commitments. Wyatt became the first Indigenous Australian actor to join the regular cast since the show began in 1985. Executive producer Jason Herbison emphasized that Wyatt was cast purely on merit. Nate is linked to Susan (Jackie Woodburne) and Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) through Susan’s marriage to his uncle Alex Kinski (Andrew Clarke). Wyatt described Nate as often misjudged but essentially well-meaning, with storylines that explore the causes behind his atypical conduct.
Dakota Davies
Dakota Davies, brought to life by Sheree Murphy, first appeared on 19 September 2014. Murphy, recognized for her work in British soap operas, was announced for the role on 16 June 2014 and undertook a six-week recurring role. She expressed excitement about joining Neighbours, viewing it as a major step in her career and was open to extending her stay, even considering relocating to Australia.
Dakota is depicted as a British entrepreneur with a previous connection to established character Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). She is portrayed as determined and opportunistic, unafraid to pursue her objectives aggressively. Murphy highlighted Dakota’s cosmopolitan background and readiness to take risks. Critics described the character as "fiery," who also became involved in a romantic storyline.
In October 2017, Murphy returned to the role for scenes filmed in London, marking Dakota’s comeback after a three-year absence. She appeared again in March 2018 for a one-off episode, with Murphy emphasizing Dakota’s sharp wit and layered personality.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Dakota reunites with Paul Robinson, unveiling their complicated past involving business dealings and personal betrayals connected to South America. She arranges accommodation at Lassiter's Hotel and pitches a business plan involving a bar that serves as a front for diamond smuggling. Dakota draws Paul's nephew, Daniel, unknowingly into the illicit operation. Her flirtations with Mark Brennan stir conflict with his girlfriend and Paul.
When law enforcement uncovers the smuggling operation through an undercover sting, Dakota disappears but later reemerges to extort $10,000 from Paul in exchange for leaving town. Four years later, she resurfaces in São Paulo amid an investigation led by Paul's son, Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano), into a factory fire connected to her activities. Leo confronts Dakota over stolen diamonds; however, she manages to flee with evidence incriminating herself. It is revealed that Dakota orchestrated the fire as part of an insurance fraud scheme.
The narrative surrounding Dakota Davies highlights themes of corporate scheming, international criminal activity, and intricate interpersonal dynamics within the Neighbours storyline context.
Sharon Canning
Sharon Canning, played by Natasha Herbert, first appeared on 6 October 2014 as the mother of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). She was initially introduced during Kyle’s wedding to Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) and was brought back in 2015 after cast members advocated for her character to have more substantial storylines. Herbert reprised Sharon once again in 2022 for Kyle’s marriage to Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson), with her return airing on 19 January in Australia and 17 January in the UK. Herbert characterized Sharon’s comeback as brief but lively, emphasizing her fun-loving and sociable personality.
Sharon’s narrative focuses largely on her visits surrounding Kyle’s weddings, including moments involving Matt Turner (Josef Brown). Following a short-lived romantic involvement with Matt—cut short by Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou)—Sharon leaves but returns after Matt’s passing. Terese arranges for Sharon to go on a cruise to keep her away from Matt’s widow, Lauren (Kate Kendall), who later confronts Sharon about the affair.
In 2022, Sharon comes back for Kyle's second wedding to Roxy Willis. She supports the bridal party and becomes romantically involved with Glen Donnelly (Richard Huggett). Their affair is uncovered by Terese and Gemma Ramsay (Beth Buchanan). Sharon continues to engage with Glen throughout the wedding festivities, highlighting the intricate personal relationships she navigates within the storyline.
Rain Taylor
Rain Taylor, portrayed by Airlie Dodds, made her debut on 29 October 2014, marking Dodds’s first television role. Introduced as Daniel Robinson’s former girlfriend, Rain arrives in Erinsborough stirring tension between Daniel and his fiancée Amber Turner. Dodds described Rain as a multifaceted character whose actions are both understandable and questionable, combining a "good-natured" demeanor with hints of narcissism.
Rain reveals to Daniel that she has become homeless after the closure of her intentional community. Upon meeting Amber, initial friction gives way to a friendship based on shared interests in sustainable living. Rain endeavors to create a new community called New Eden and negotiates with Paul Robinson to acquire land for this purpose. However, Lauren Turner opposes Rain’s plans due to concerns stemming from Rain’s past involvement in a cult.
Her personal life is further complicated by a breakup with her boyfriend Wolfie after she cheated on him. Rain manipulates Amber into ending her relationship with Daniel and later kisses Daniel herself, insisting they are better suited together than he is with Amber. After being confronted about her behavior, Rain departs from Erinsborough, concluding her disruptive presence in the storyline.
Gary Canning
Gary Canning, portrayed by Damien Richardson, first appeared on 7 November 2014. Announced on 15 October 2014, Gary is introduced as the estranged father of Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan), having been absent for sixteen years since leaving when Kyle was eight years old. His return triggers complex interactions within the family, involving Kyle, his mother Sheila (Colette Mann), and sister Naomi (Morgana O'Reilly). Richardson returned to play Gary again in early 2016 and resumed the role permanently from June 2016 onwards, maintaining Gary as a significant character until his death in February 2020.
Ezra Hanley
Ezra Hanley, portrayed by Steve Nation, made his debut on 19 November 2014. Nation achieved the role after twenty years of auditions, considering it a significant advancement in his acting career. Ezra was introduced as a hotel and acquisitions executive, playing a central part in key plots surrounding Lassiter's Erinsborough.
Initially, Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) invited Ezra to assist Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) with organizing a festival. However, Ezra's true motives soon surfaced as manipulative, resulting in an attempted assault on Terese and his subsequent dismissal. He initiated legal proceedings against both Terese and Paul, but after being assaulted—an attack orchestrated by Paul through Gary Canning—he withdrew his claims and departed from the area.
A year later, Ezra reappeared as the acquisitions manager for the Quill Group following their acquisition of Lassiter's Erinsborough. During this period, he restructured the hotel’s leadership, including demoting Terese and recruiting new personnel like Nate Kinski (Meyne Wyatt) as a trainee bar manager. Ezra’s authoritative approach caused friction with figures such as Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin). Complications arose involving his son, Clem Hanley, whose behavioral issues and accusations against Ezra led to Ezra's arrest and suspension. Subsequently, Quill Group appointed Terese as Lassiter’s new operations manager.
Erin Rogers
Erin Rogers, enacted by Adrienne Pickering, first appeared on 24 November 2014, with casting revealed on 17 November 2014. Pickering noted that portraying Erin was demanding due to the character's stark contrast with her own personality. Erin is a former acquaintance of Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) who arrives in Erinsborough bearing a troubled history that includes an unstable upbringing and battles with substance abuse.
Erin’s narrative revolves around her sending anonymous malicious letters to Sonya, blaming her for both her addiction issues and losing custody of her daughter to social services. Her behavior escalates to breaking into Sonya’s residence and attacking Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor), leading to charges including assault, stalking, and trespassing. Despite this, Sonya posts Erin’s bail and attempts to aid her recovery by securing employment at The Waterhole through Sheila Canning (Colette Mann). Nevertheless, once Brennan exposes Erin’s harassment of Sonya, Erin chooses to resign.
Erin’s health declines due to inadequate living conditions until Brennan convinces her to enter rehabilitation and offers her shelter. Under the care of Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), Erin begins healing and reconnects with her daughter Cat Rogers (Maleeka Gasbarri). Although facing setbacks such as a near relapse and a difficult reunion with Cat, Erin gradually mends their relationship. Pressured by her circumstances, she steals from Mark before fleeing; Sonya later tries to persuade her to return but Erin declines.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Role Description | |
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| 6 January | Juston Cicero | Nic Romney | Justin serves as a paramedic attending to Georgia Brooks following head trauma and gas inhalation. | |
| 9 January | Nigel Sheppard | Sean Ladhams | Nigel acts as head of acquisitions for Quill Hotel Group negotiating the inclusion of Lassiter's Hotel into their portfolio with Paul Robinson. | |
| 14 January | Louise Flannagan | Samantha Lavale | Louise approaches swimmer Joshua Willis requesting a photograph and provides him with her contact details. | |
| 15 January | Sylvie Johns | Camille Edwards | Sylvie informs Karl Kennedy she will not endorse his mayoral campaign due to concerns about his spouse’s health. | |
| Nora Evans | Ali Ryrie-Golding | Nora photographs Joshua Willis promoting a jewellery brand. | ||
| 21 January 2014, 11 November 2015, 13 September 2016 |
Dale Lancer | Nick Backstrom | Dale represents Harper Mining; initially declines Lassiter's for hosting a conference post-explosion but later invests in Freestyle housing development and works as a drug tester. | |
| 22 January–3 February | Isaac Woods | Josh Burton | Isaac squats at Number 24; befriends Imogen Willis; arrested for selling property items without permission. | |
| 23 January | Nicole Livingstone | Herself | Nicole interviews Joshua Willis about his Commonwealth Games aspirations. | |
| 28 January | Love Your Sister | Samuel Johnson | Campaign representatives visit Lassiter's Complex promoting breast cancer awareness. | |
| Connie Johnson | ||||
| 28 January | Bevan Lockwood | Michael Davoren | Bevan acts as letting agent showing prospective tenants around Number 24. | |
| 4–14 February | Loki | Uncredited | Loki is a dog purchased by Callum Rebecchi, gifted to Josie Lamb, who returns him due to allergies; subsequently disappears from storyline. | |
| 6 February | Dr Anthony Croker | Philip Hayden | Sports surgeon Dr Anthony operates on Josh Willis revealing severe shoulder injuries ending his elite swimming career. | |
| 7 February | James Spector | Robin Darch | James attempts to flirt with Kate Ramsay at Charlie's but is rejected and confronted by Mark Brennan. | |
| Wendy Barkley | Danielle Butlin | Receptionist at Lassiter's who reports Mason Turner’s absence to manager Terese Willis. | ||
| 26 February–6 March | Kirk Porter | Michael Kirwan | Kirk offers stronger pain medication to an injured Joshua Willis who initially refuses but later accepts due to escalating pain. | |
| 26 February | Jed Burger | Luke D'Emanuele | Jed tries purchasing half ownership of Mason Turner's car but withdraws upon learning he would share it with a female companion. | |
| 3 March–25 April | Stephen Montague | Damian Hill | Abusive ex-boyfriend of Danni Ferguson involved in kidnapping attempts, threatening messages, suspected in Kate Ramsay shooting; ultimately arrested after alibi confirmation. | |
| 4 March | Susanna Toms | Emily Buxton-D'Arcy | Yoga instructor at Dingoes Gym attending sessions alongside Georgia Brooks and Kate Ramsay. | |
| 5 March | Reno Cardillo | Robert Rokosi | Salsa dance teacher at Community Centre who partners with Terese Willis during classes. | |
| 11 March | Billie Tyler & Baby Alex Tyler | Tamzen Hayes & Otis Roberts | Billie brings son Alex to hospital where Georgia Brooks provides care. | |
| 13 March | Sam Maxwell & Felicity Maxwell | Peter Verheyen & Alexandra McTavish | Georgia Brooks advises them concerning their daughter's hospital admission. | |
| 26 March 2014, 3 May 2016 |
Aaron Fleming | Marc Mulcahey | Aaron discusses construction materials with Kyle Canning; impersonates Kyle's girlfriend to deter Aaron's advances; later provides alibi related to hotel explosion event. | |
| 31 March–1 April | Talia Maslin | Ella Cannon | Assistant to Toadfish Rebecchi; involved in storyline depicting marital strain between Toadie and Sonya Mitchell leading to dismissal. | |
| 3 April | Lisa Tucker | Millie Samuels | Brought by Lauren Carpenter and Brad Willis under mistaken belief she is their adopted child; later reveals deception about background. | |
| 7 April–17 June | Victor Cleary | Richard Sutherland | Confesses guilt for killing Kate Ramsay; sentenced to life imprisonment; involved in disputes with Paul Robinson over past grievances. | |
| 10 April | Dave Reilly | Lucas Linehan | Builder engaged in refurbishing Charlie's Bar; inadvertently insults Paul Robinson during encounter. | |
| 14 April | Guillermo Ibáñez & Mariana Ibáñez | John Burgos & Mirelle Vidal | Negotiate legal matters involving Toadfish Rebecchi and Naomi Canning amid personal conflicts. | |
| 15 April | Tim Miller | Jack Osbourne | Briefly meets Zeke Kinski at Lassiter's before interruption by Karl and Susan Kennedy. | |
| 16 April | Victoria Elmahdi & Wayne Foster | Sophia Emberson-Bain & Daniel Humphris | Victoria, fiancée of Zeke Kinski, arrives for wedding officiated by celebrant Wayne Foster. | |
| 21 April–5 May | Rick Blaine | James Harvy | Photographer employing Amber Turner as intern; offers job but exhibits unprofessional conduct prompting Amber’s resignation. | |
| 29 April | Norm Symonds | Adam McConvell | Attempts retrieval of painting from Naomi Canning on behalf of lover’s spouse; ejected by Sheila Canning. | |
| 29 April–6 May | Tracey Wong | Aileen Huynh | Private investigator hired by Paul Robinson and Brad Willis concerning Kate Ramsay’s death and missing daughter case. | |
| 12 May | Polly Tranner | Michelle O'Grady | Confronts Naomi Canning over painting dispute related to affair leading to physical altercation. | |
| 14–15 May | Charles Tranner | David Whiteley | Visits Naomi Canning; involved in resolving painting dispute through legal intervention by Toadfish Rebecchi. | |
| 16 May–31 October | Bryce Bukowski | Keith Purcell | High school student engaged in school activities, social conflicts, and minor pranks within Ramsay Street community. | |
| 28 May | James Bunkum | Johnny McNamara | Dates Naomi Canning causing tension with Sonya Mitchell over environmental views. | |
| 4 June | Karina Purcell | Tessa Donnithorne | Advises Bailey Turner regarding social interactions involving Jayden Warley. | |
| 5–6 June | Honor Taylor | Ann Truong | Brief casual conversation with Mark Brennan at Harold’s Store. | |
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16 June 2014, |
Kev McNally |
Troy Davis |
Kev engages in illegal trade including firearms sales offering employment opportunities to Gary Canning over several years amid criminal undertakings. |
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| 19–30 June |
Lee Barnes |
James O'Connell |
Employed by Naomi Canning as fabricated stalker; coerced into silence after escalating demands involving stolen vehicle incident. |
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| 20 June |
Mike Enekwe |
Idelson Mabjaia |
Publicly reprimanded by bar manager Sheila Canning after affectionate display towards Imogen Willis at The Waterhole. |
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| 3 July,8 October |
Ricky Masters |
Patrick Williams |
Gym manager responsible for terminating Brad Willis and Josh Willis due to contract violations and insufficient experience. |
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| 3–14 July |
Belinda Long |
Katrina Gow |
Councillor engaged in discussions regarding extension of Lassiter’s trading hours and complaints against Paul Robinson. |
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| 15–25 July |
Anya Salter |
Lauren Brumby |
Journalist reporting on political rumors surrounding Paul Robinson and security issues at Lassiter’s Complex. |
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17 July–5 November 2014, |
Alice Azikiwe |
Vivienne Awosoga |
Astronomy club competitor against Bailey Turner vying for NASA space camp spot; develops romantic involvement before departing due to family obligations. |
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| 29 July |
Megan Dennison |
Stefanie Jones |
Visits Kathy Carpenter under false adoption claims then leaves after clarifying misunderstanding. |
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| 30 July |
Kalika De Silva |
Tarah Carey |
Veterinarian treating Bossy following snake bite incident. |
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11 August 2014, |
Aimee Wu |
Catherine Larcey |
Interacts with Karl Kennedy regarding promotion of erotic novel; misinterprets Lou Carpenter’s relationship status with Sheila Canning. |
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11 August 2014 |
Grant Tao |
Damien Harrison |
Dates Naomi Canning but departs early due to mismatched expectations based on online profile appearance. |
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19 August |
Stu Brown |
Matt Burn |
Attempts participation in recreational activity leading to confrontation with Nate Kinski over equipment possession rights. |
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27 August–19 September |
Alan Haywood |
Paul Roberts |
Dates Sheila Canning via online platform but relationship ends after Sheila discovers Alan maintains dating profiles for men despite prior assurances otherwise. |
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1 September |
Johanna Mayberry |
Elmira Jurik |
Channel 12 news reporter issuing weather warnings about approaching storm threats affecting Erinsborough area. |
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2 September |
Bar Man |
Stephen Hawkins |
Present at The Waterhole during tornado event providing aid such as towels for injured patrons including Georgia Brooks. |
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5 September |
Oliver |
Uncredited |
Orphaned wombat rescued by Imogen Willis and Daniel Robinson following tornado incident linked indirectly to Paul Robinson’s car accident involvement; named Oliver after literary figure and cared for until Wildlife Victoria confirms recovery. |
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10 September |
Max Kimble |
Peter Thackerah |
Declines invitation from Josh Willis to join Dingo's Gym membership offer. |
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11 September |
Party Pablo Pyke |
Byron Adu |
Drives Paige Smith home initiating kiss prior to her departure homeward bound. |
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12 September |
Ranger Sally |
Sally Willis |
Introduces wombat Erin during Paul Robinson’s press conference as part of promotional event activity. | |
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12 September |
Erin |
Uncredited |
Wombat featured during Paul Robinson’s press conference mistakenly identified as Oliver the previously rescued wombat. | |
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22 September |
Zayn Robertson, |
Travis Khan, |
Zayn and Lexi are strippers hired for hen/bucks parties mistakenly delivered initially to wrong addresses; Tony Ronson confronts Chris Pappas during altercation involving Josh Willis outside The Waterhole calling Chris derogatory names before being dismissed by Chris and Nate Kinski. | |
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29 September |
Lorna Kriptic |
Kaylee Archer |
Visits Harold’s Cafe accompanied by mother Sandra Kriptic noticing Daniel Robinson distributing free hugs prompting request for one herself. | |
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30 September 2014, |
Greta Jackson & Niklas Kruger |
Alexis Porter & Frank Handrum |
Greta Jackson acts as federal agent assisting Mark Brennan undercover investigating diamond smuggling linked to Dakota Davies resulting in police raid though suspect initially evades capture; later both attend naturist events engaging Toadfish Rebecchi, Sonya Mitchell, Karl Kennedy promoting contract acquisition through unconventional means revisited six years later at The Waterhole brunch event.[1] | |
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24 October |
Various characters including Brandon Swain (Tim Constantine), Judge Lockwood (Nina Landis voice), Barry Burdett (Giordano Gangl), Isabella Pinter (Lea Porcaro), Brooke Zhou (Victoria Chiu), Willow Zhou (Lauren Wu), Ava Rosetta (Bella Merrington), Morris Richards (Nick Dutt), Axl the Axolotl (uncredited), Phil Tractor (Michael Gwynne), Ralph the Elf (Cameron Zayec), Stuart Pearson (Sam Winspear-Schillings), Oliver Klozoff (Ravi Chand)|| Portray minor roles encompassing vehicle owner disputes, legal proceedings, Department of Human Services checks, nursery visitors, therapy sessions, tool sales, exotic pet ownership issues, legal service deliveries, festive disturbances, dating complications, council official duties within Erinsborough business and community settings.[2] |
External links
- Cast and characters on the Official Australian Neighbours website
- Cast and characters on the Official UK Neighbours website
- Cast and characters at IMDb