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Chloe Cammeniti
Chloe Cammeniti, portrayed initially by Sarah May and subsequently by Daisy Zandveld, is the child of Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair) and Oliver Barnes (David Hoflin). Born prematurely on 21 January 2008, Chloe faced early respiratory complications but ultimately stabilized. Soon after her birth, Oliver sought custody, underscoring early familial conflicts. In December 2008, Carmella and Chloe left to reunite with Oliver in Portugal. The family later made their way back to Erinsborough in 2011.
Chloe’s premature arrival necessitated an urgent cesarean section and specialized neonatal care, highlighting the series’ emphasis on intense family and health-related storylines. Carmella’s pregnancy occurred after her breakup with Oliver and was marked by concerns regarding her anti-depressant medication. Subsequently, she entered into a relationship with her business associate Marco Silvani (Jesse Rosenfeld), which further complicated custody matters.
Oliver became more involved following a dispute with Marco during Chloe’s Christening, leading to a custody dispute that concluded after Marco succumbed to injuries sustained in a bushfire. Following this, Oliver accepted employment overseas, prompting Carmella and Chloe to join him several months later. Upon their return to Erinsborough, they reconnected with Chloe’s grandmother, Rebecca Napier.
Jodie Smith
Jodie Smith, brought to life by Mary Annegeline, first appeared on 23 January 2008. Annegeline landed the role shortly after moving to Melbourne and described Jodie as a determined "ball buster" who is committed to her nursing profession and unafraid to assert herself.
Jodie plays a key role in welcoming Karl Kennedy back to Erinsborough Hospital and cautions him about the department head’s strict management style. She provides updates to Carmella Cammeniti regarding her newborn’s health and works alongside Karl in treating patients such as Richard Aaronow and Ringo Brown. Jodie manages critical situations including Chris Knight’s head trauma and skillfully navigates professional relationships with colleagues like Nicola West and Bridget Parker, maintaining a firm yet professional approach.
During a football match, Jodie has a confrontation with Rebecca Napier until Matt Freedman steps in. She also orients new hires like Cassandra Freedman on hospital procedures and challenges Karl over resuscitation choices concerning Harold Bishop. Jodie handles emergencies involving the Parker family’s accident and treats victims from diverse incidents including traffic collisions and a fire at Number 26. She provides support to anxious patients such as Natasha Williams and aids Jim Dolan in his cancer treatment.
Throughout her time at Erinsborough Hospital until 2011, Jodie remains a reliable member of the medical team.
Heather Pryor
Heather Pryor, portrayed by Georgina Andrews, made her debut on 19 February 2008. Andrews secured the role through auditioning successfully and described Heather as a "feisty," career-oriented journalist who channels her energy into surfing as a form of relaxation. Heather is characterized by her unpredictability and unwavering professional persistence.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Heather’s luggage is stolen but she recovers her laptop with assistance from taxi driver Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). Starting her journalism career locally, she forms a friendship with Riley Parker (Sweeney Young). When Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) takes leave, Heather grows closer to Riley, who invites her to stay at his residence. Although initially at odds over a story involving Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner), Heather remains focused on her journalistic duties.
Later, Heather and Riley discover a bag belonging to the missing Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) during a beach outing. Heather offers for Riley to move in with her, unaware he wishes to distance himself from his adoptive aunt Nicola West (Imogen Bailey). A confrontation arises when Heather catches Nicola making inappropriate advances toward Riley, which ends Nicola’s relationship with him.
Professionally, Heather is assigned by her editor Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to investigate an arsonist responsible for forest fires. She is also tasked with interviewing Callum Jones (Morgan Baker) in an effort to identify the perpetrator and later covers a story at Erinsborough High concerning Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) and Angus Henderson (Jonathan Wood) attending a parent-teacher meeting.
Samantha Fitzgerald
Samantha Fitzgerald, portrayed by Simone Buchanan, made her debut on 21 March 2008. She is married to Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker) and has been characterized by the Herald Sun as an intelligent and accomplished lawyer.
Ty Harper
Tyler Harper, played by singer Dean Geyer, first appeared on 27 March 2008. Introduced as the cousin of Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat) and a possible romantic interest for Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey), Geyer joined Neighbours amid a significant cast overhaul as a regular member. To prepare for the role, he underwent four months of drama training and vocal coaching to perfect his South African accent.
Sienna Cammeniti
Sienna Cammeniti, enacted by Erin McNaught, was brought in as the cousin of existing character Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair) to help improve declining viewership in Australia. Prior to filming her initial scenes on 17 December, McNaught attended acting classes, with her first episode airing on 2 May 2008.
Chris Knight
Chris Knight, played by Luke Mitchell, appeared for the first time on 14 April 2008. This was Mitchell’s first acting role after moving interstate following advice from his agent. The character was crafted as a "bad boy" and featured prominently in a major storyline involving Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon). Executive producer Susan Bower commended the narrative arc surrounding Chris’s relationship with Bridget and his eventual death as "brilliant".
Chris joined the Eastside Dingoes senior football team and soon became embroiled in local disputes, including a brawl at Ringo Brown's birthday celebration. His dog, Larry, received treatment from Steve Parker (Steve Bastoni), which helped foster Chris's connection with Bridget. They began a secret romance, even attending the school formal together.
During the formal event, issues surfaced due to Chris’s past with Taylah Jordan (Danielle Horvat), who accused him of pressuring her. Despite Bridget’s family expressing concerns, Chris and Bridget left early, where Chris tried to push their relationship beyond Bridget’s limits. After she rejected him, Chris was discovered unconscious in nearby bushes and hospitalized. Bridget initially hid the details of the incident, prompting Steve Parker to shield her by taking responsibility. Chris's condition deteriorated, leading to his death during surgery, which had a profound effect on both the community and ongoing storylines.
Nicola West
Nicola West, portrayed by Imogen Bailey, entered the series on 5 May 2008 as Miranda Parker’s younger sister (Nikki Coghill). Bailey earned the role after impressing casting directors during auditions held in December 2007, securing a six-month contract. She described Nicola as somewhat of a "vixen" who gradually reveals a more genuine side and becomes comfortable living in Ramsay Street.
Jim Parker
Jim Parker, played by Roger Oakley, is the father of Stuart and Ned Parker, as well as the adoptive father of Steve. His first appearance was on 8 May 2008, with his departure occurring on 13 May 2008. Jim’s storyline uncovers a troubled history marked by alcoholism and complicated family relationships.
When Ned brings Jim to Ramsay Street, tensions emerge due to Jim’s past with Steve. Steve recounts being confined in a shed by Jim, which caused his claustrophobia; however, Jim disputes this account, asserting that Steve misremembers what happened. Jim’s relapse into drinking sparks conflicts, including an argument with Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) over fish Jim falsely claimed he caught.
Family complexities deepen when Jim reveals that Steve is not his biological son; Steve’s actual father was Gary Fuller, Jim’s best friend who died during the Vietnam War. Jim expresses remorse over abandoning Gary wounded in battle after discovering Gary had an affair with his wife, Kitty. Following further confrontations and moments of reconciliation—including support from Nicola West during another relapse—Jim mends his relationships with Steve and Ned before returning to Oakey.
Donna Freedman
Donna Freedman, portrayed by Margot Robbie, made her first appearance on 2 June 2008. Robbie auditioned earlier that year and, despite some initial uncertainty about her performance, secured the role while vacationing in Canada. Donna is introduced as an infatuated admirer of Ty Harper (Dean Geyer) and quickly becomes part of the Ramsay Street youth circle, expressing her desire for love and acceptance through involvement in the music scene and her intense focus on Ty.
Callum Rebecchi
Callum Rebecchi (also known as Jones), played by Morgan Baker, debuted on 9 June 2008. The character was created after a previously planned storyline involving an illegal adoption by Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) was abandoned. Baker began filming in March 2008. Callum is depicted as a rebellious teenager who plays a significant role in stories revolving around family dynamics and community interactions.
Jay Duncan
Jay Duncan, portrayed by Charlie Clausen, appeared from 13 June to 18 July 2008 as a firefighter who becomes romantically involved with Stephanie Scully. Initially presenting as charismatic, Jay’s sinister nature surfaces when he intentionally sets a bushfire that results in the death of Marco Silvani and serious injuries to Kirsten Gannon. His relationship with Steph turns perilous when he holds her and her son hostage, exposing his psychopathic behavior.
Jay’s narrative included community involvement through a fire service charity event and forest restoration efforts, which escalated into acts of arson. Suspicion first targets Callum Rebecchi, but evidence eventually implicates Jay. After confrontation by Toadie, Jay isolates Steph and her son Charlie at a remote cabin where Steph uncovers his history of setting fires targeting blonde single mothers. Attempts to flee are thwarted by Jay’s sabotage, leading to a violent struggle during which Steph is stabbed. Jay is apprehended but later assaulted while in custody. His storyline underscores themes of trust, danger, and the impact on the Ramsay Street community.
Lucas Fitzgerald
Lucas Fitzgerald, played by Scott Major, arrived on screen on 22 July 2008. This role marked Major’s second appearance in Neighbours, having previously portrayed Darren Stark in 1993. Returning to Australia after spending several years overseas, Major was cast as Lucas, who is the brother of Daniel Fitzgerald (Brett Tucker). Lucas is characterized as a rebellious "bad boy" and the life of social gatherings.
Kelly Katsis
Kelly Katsis, portrayed by Katrina Milosevic, first appeared on 25 August 2008. Milosevic described Kelly as a genuine nurturer—strong-willed, empathetic, clever, and fiery—who could be both a loyal friend or formidable adversary. The character was introduced as a positive force in the life of Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), significantly influencing him for the better.
Kelly’s storyline involved managing the challenging student Callum Jones (Baker), including coordinating meetings with his guardian Toadie and eventually involving Human Services due to behavioral issues. After Callum was temporarily removed from Toadie’s care, Kelly supported his reintegration with a celebratory event. She also attempted to set up Toadie romantically, leading to a brief relationship that ended following workplace difficulties when unauthorized photos of her were published. Although suspended, Kelly was reinstated after Callum led a protest on her behalf.
Additionally, Kelly assisted with Callum’s educational struggles and worked alongside Toadie organizing community initiatives such as the Ramsay Street Christmas lights display. Their relationship briefly rekindled but dissolved amid conflicts over Kelly’s claims of psychic visions concerning missing resident Zeke Kinski (Werkmeister). Following rejection from Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and Toadie’s inability to accept her experiences, Kelly chose to accept a position in Malawi. She departed with plans to return someday, sharing a final kiss with Toadie before leaving.
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson, portrayed by Peter Flanigan, is an educator who assumed the role of principal at Erinsborough High in 2007, making his debut on 5 September 2008. Flanigan, a former Gillette model, returned to Australia after working in the United States and resumed his acting career by securing the part of Andrew. Characterized as "tall, dark and strikingly handsome," Andrew is driven and develops an attraction to Libby Kennedy. He subsequently initiates a romantic involvement with Rebecca Napier, presenting her with an alternative to Paul Robinson. However, when Rebecca defends Paul against accusations of harassment, Andrew recognizes that she still harbors feelings for him. Feeling disheartened, Andrew opts to leave Erinsborough.
Elevated to principal in September 2007, Andrew shows a readiness to offer second chances, exemplified by his decision to suspend Ringo Brown for stealing an exam paper after being convinced by Ringo’s brother Frazer Yeats. He participates on the panel interviewing candidates for head of senior school and ultimately appoints Libby Kennedy following Daniel Fitzgerald’s resignation. Andrew attends Libby and Dan’s engagement celebration, during which he briefly shares a kiss with Elle Robinson.
Andrew implements a strict zero-tolerance stance on violence after Bridget Parker shoves Justin Hunter, resulting in Bridget’s expulsion and sparking a student protest. When Rebecca Napier chains herself to the banisters in demonstration, Andrew becomes handcuffed alongside her and agrees to engage in dialogue with Bridget.
At Charlie’s bar, Andrew appears in his Army Reserves uniform and is mistakenly identified as a stripper. Despite interference from Rebecca’s former partner Paul Robinson—who attempts to sabotage their relationship by delaying Andrew and blackmailing Rebecca—Andrew pursues a relationship with Rebecca. After a disastrous rafting excursion under Andrew’s supervision leads to students going missing, Paul publicly blames Andrew.
Paul uncovers details of a military incident involving Andrew and leverages this information to coerce Rebecca into ending their relationship. Nevertheless, Andrew renews his pursuit of Rebecca and proposes following an intimate dinner. Upon overhearing Rebecca defend Paul and questioning her true feelings, she returns the engagement ring. Subsequently, Andrew decides to transfer to another school.
Matt Freedman
Matt Freedman, played by Benjamin Mitchell, is the ex-husband of Cassandra Noble and father to Simon and Tegan Freedman. He also serves as stepfather to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie). Matt made his first appearance on 9 September 2008. This role marked Mitchell’s third stint on Neighbours, having previously portrayed Brad Willis and Cameron Hudson. Casting director Jan Russ selected Mitchell for Matt with confidence that viewers would not confuse him with prior characters. The role provided Mitchell an opportunity to explore a darker persona, contrasting his typical "good-guy" portrayals. Producers hinted at potential plans for Matt's return.
During a plot involving the abduction of Elle Robinson (Pippa Black) and Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) by Pete Ferguson, Matt appears as a police sergeant managing the crisis. Later, he nearly arrests Rebecca Napier following her altercation with Jodie Smith at a football match but is dissuaded when Donna intervenes.
Matt shares a troubled relationship with Donna; she frequently rebels against him, including taking his police vehicle for an unauthorized joyride accompanied by her boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark). After apprehending them, Matt forbids their relationship due to Donna’s resemblance to her unfaithful mother, which fuels his strictness.
Following an incident where Donna hits both a pedestrian and a dog using Matt’s car, he instructs Donna and Ringo to remain silent and attempts to obstruct justice by tampering with evidence. Elle discovers this cover-up and persuades Donna to confess. Matt manipulates lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) into minimizing Donna's culpability but threatens Ringo when tensions rise. Consequently, Donna reveals all details to authorities. Detective Alec Skinner arrests Matt; he is later released on bail. Facing severe repercussions, Matt warns Donna she will need to fend for herself before departing town, requesting she temporarily protect him.
Simone Page
Simone Page, brought to life by Laura Hill, made her debut on 19 September 2008. She serves as a Police Constable at the Erinsborough Police Station.
Her narrative arcs primarily focus on her law enforcement responsibilities, including managing cases such as Donna Freedman’s involvement in a hit-and-run incident and detaining Miranda Parker under the Mental Health Act following allegations of child abduction. Simone also investigates Ringo Brown’s vehicular accident and apprehends Bridget Parker for assault during a hospital protest. Following Bridget’s fatal crash, Simone interrogates Johnno Brewer, who is subsequently found guilty of causing her death.
Simone plays a supportive role for Donna as she initiates legal action against Saffron Jankievicz and probes the disappearance of Harry Ramsay from his foster residence despite opposition from local residents. She addresses threats directed at Susan Kennedy but acknowledges the constraints faced by police. On Donna’s wedding day, Simone intervenes during a police stop and provides transportation to ensure the ceremony proceeds without disruption.
Kyle Canning
Kyle Canning, portrayed by Chris Milligan, first appeared on screen on 26 November 2008. Initially cast for a six-week recurring role, Milligan was later invited back for intermittent appearances. Kyle was introduced as an immature "bad boy" and bully, with his physical stature defining much of his early persona. His limited academic abilities made him vulnerable to manipulation; however, after experiencing a traumatic accident and facing employment difficulties, he underwent significant personal growth. Over time, Kyle transformed into a good-natured, easygoing larrikin. Milligan eventually secured a full-time contract as the character's importance within the series increased.
Greg Michaels
Greg Michaels, played by Nick Farnell, entered the series on 11 December 2008 as a romantic interest for Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Created by Ric Pellizzeri, Greg is depicted as a "tall, soft-spoken" salesman whose relationship with Steph initially shows promise. Despite their strong chemistry and Steph’s hopeful outlook, complications arise when it is revealed that Greg is still married to Veronica Olenski (Caroline Lloyd), leaving Steph heartbroken.
Steph encounters Greg through an online dating platform and soon recalls their prior meeting at TAFE, where Greg had shown interest but hesitated to pursue anything. Their relationship quickly advances, including an intimate encounter at Lassiter's hotel; however, Steph experiences inner conflict. The truth about Greg’s marriage surfaces when Steph sees him with Veronica at the hospital where her son is receiving treatment. Greg claims his marriage has ended and that he has left Veronica.
Further difficulties emerge when Veronica freezes their joint bank accounts upon discovering the affair. Eventually, Veronica apologizes and backs down, but Greg refuses her attempts at reconciliation. When offered a job opportunity in Darwin, Greg invites Steph to join him; she declines in favor of remaining in Erinsborough, though they agree to maintain a long-distance relationship.
Months later, Greg expresses his desire to start a family with Steph and becomes jealous over her past with Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), resulting in tensions including a defamation suit against Toadie concerning a play about their relationship—though Steph ultimately cancels it. Greg also grows uneasy about Steph’s interactions with Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major), culminating in a confrontation at a barbecue. After discussing their issues openly, Steph asserts her independence, prompting Greg to depart.
Greg Michaels’ storyline explores themes of complicated relationships and emotional turmoil amid personal and professional challenges.
Simon Freedman
Simon Freedman, played by Mauricio Merino Jr, made his debut on 12 December 2008. He was cast following a competition organized by the teen magazine Dolly, which offered a three-month contract with Neighbours. Merino and Chelsea Jones were chosen from thousands of hopefuls to portray Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings. Introduced late in 2008, the siblings were characterized as "cheeky" and "pesky," envisioned as "Donna's worst nightmare." Robbie expected their introduction to add complexity to her character’s arc. Merino described Simon as "a very mysterious and quiet young boy," who is fiercely protective of his sisters and finds it difficult to trust others, often retreating into music for solace.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Simon and Tegan are initially asked to leave Harold's Store due to Tegan's impolite behavior. After revealing their relation to Donna, they stay with Elle Robinson. Donna is initially upset by their arrival but makes efforts to reconnect with them. At a party, Simon struggles socially and comes into conflict with Donna's boyfriend, Ringo Brown (Sam Clark), though the tension eases once Simon explains his protective instincts towards Donna.
Their mother, Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith), later appears, prompting Simon to move in with her. He initially defends Cassandra against Donna’s accusations of hidden motives but soon uncovers the truth. Simon tries to disrupt Cassandra’s date with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) by supergluing doors, cutting phone lines, and disabling Paul’s phone. After an accident leads to Simon being injured, Paul assists him, fostering mutual respect. Simon also stands up for Tegan against bullying and encourages her to confront their mother.
In response to Cassandra’s increasingly erratic conduct, Simon and Tegan choose to leave and live with their grandmother. Elle helps them say farewell to Donna before driving them away.
Tegan Freedman
Tegan Freedman, portrayed by Chelsea Jones, first appeared on 12 December 2008. She was cast alongside Mauricio Merino Jr through a teen magazine competition designed to find actors for the roles of Donna Freedman's (Margot Robbie) younger siblings. The pair were introduced as "cheeky" and "pesky," labeled as Donna’s "worst nightmare." Robbie anticipated that their inclusion would enrich her character’s storyline.
Upon arriving in Erinsborough, Simon and Tegan visit Harold's Store but are expelled after Tegan behaves rudely toward Elle Robinson (Pippa Black). They later disclose they are Donna’s siblings and stay temporarily with Elle until Donna returns. Initially upset, Donna attempts to rebuild their relationship. Tegan explains that their mother sent them away due to personal issues at home, including a lack of privacy. Donna introduces them to her boyfriend Ringo Brown (Sam Clark), and takes them along to a party for Callum Jones (Morgan Baker). At the event, Tegan mistakenly believes Callum’s amblyopia is a serious condition and feels embarrassed when she learns it refers simply to a lazy eye. After Donna and Ringo break up, Tegan encourages both parties to move forward; however, tension arises when they reconcile.
When Cassandra Freedman (Tottie Goldsmith) arrives on the scene, Simon and Tegan move in with her. Tegan reveals Cassandra’s hidden agenda targeting Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). She assists Cassandra in shoplifting 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 to attract attention, which results in bullying from Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After confronting Kyle, Tegan rebels against her mother’s control by adopting casual clothing with guidance from Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon).
Cassandra’s behavior escalates further when she attempts to involve Tegan in a plot against Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) by asking her to purchase alcohol underage. Doubting this plan, Tegan and Simon decide to leave. Elle discovers them waiting at the bus stop and drives them to their grandmother’s home following a farewell visit with Donna.
Others
| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Circumstances |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 January–26 March | Evelyn Wallace | Felicity Soper | Evelyn is the mother of Jessica Wallace. After Jessica perishes in a warehouse collapse, Evelyn demands accountability and an apology from the local council. |
| 13 February | Lynda Stephens | Nicola Wright | Lynda engages in an affair with Darren Stark, which leads to his breakup with Libby Kennedy. She takes responsibility and apologizes to Libby, clarifying Darren’s emotional turmoil. |
| 20 March – 16 April 2009 | Michaela Morris | Jacqueline Brennan | Serving as a Detective Sergeant at Erinsborough Police, Michaela investigates critical events including assault arrests, a bushfire outbreak, and the suspicious death of Jill Ramsay. She also conducts press briefings and interrogates several individuals. |
| 13 May | Yasmine Murphy | Therese Mavros | Receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel who blackmails Paul Robinson and Kirsten Gannon using a security recording, later returning it following negotiations. |
| 9 June | Hilda Jones | Maureen Edwards | Cleaner at Charlie's bar and grandmother to Sonya Mitchell and Jade Mitchell. Her declining health affects key family storylines. |
| 9 June–8 July | Franco Silvani | Gary Down | Marco Silvani’s father who initially disapproves of his son’s decisions but eventually reconciles. He experiences emotional hardship after Marco’s passing. |
| 17 June–10 September | Pete Ferguson | Kristin Holland | A criminal bent on revenge against Steve Parker. He threatens Steve’s family, instigates incidents in hospital, files a lawsuit over unauthorized HIV testing, kidnaps two individuals before being apprehended. |
| 11 July–1 August | Kate Newton | Briony Behets | Encounters Harold Bishop during his travels in Australia; they journey together and later visit Ramsay Street before departing as companions. |
| 27 August 2008 | Fred & Big Tommo | Hamish & Andy | Radio personalities who interview Donna Freedman and Rachel Kinski; help promote Ty Harper’s band by broadcasting their music. |
| 2 September–3 October | Logan Ellis | Nick Cain | Member of Ty Harper’s band Nothing Doing. He invites Sienna Cammeniti to become lead vocalist and later leaves for Italy accompanied by her. |
| 12 September | Braydon Smith | Ming Yang | Jodie Smith’s younger brother involved in a football-related incident that sparks conflict with other characters. |
| 13–17 October | Robyn Lovell | Patricia Pitney | Callum Rebecchi’s aunt who temporarily assumes care responsibilities when Toadfish Rebecchi faces challenges managing guardianship. |
| 13 October | Hayden Lovell | Justin Golin | Son of Robyn Lovell; interacts with Callum Rebecchi on their family farm. |
| 14 October – 7 April 2009 | Nathan Black | Lyall Brooks | AFL scout and father to Ashley Black. Provides training opportunities for Ringo Brown and Declan Napier while navigating team conflicts amid personal issues. |
| 13 November–24 November | Tanya Tasker | Erin Dewar | Music agent who signs Ty Harper despite his struggles with painkillers; eventually ends the contract due to arising disputes. |
| 26 November – 26 January 2009 | Shane Gregory | Ryan Bate | An associate linked to Justin Hunter, Kyle Canning, and Zeke Kinski; mistaken for Zeke by Karl Kennedy following a rafting mishap. |
| 12 December – 23 February 2012, 13 February 2018 |
Roz Challis (Judge Roz Challis) | Janet Watson Kruse | Social Worker from DHS responsible for overseeing guardianship cases involving Callum Rebecchi and the Ramsay family. Later serves as a judge presiding over significant trials such as Tyler Brennan’s murder case, delivering pivotal decisions that influence character developments. |