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Neighbours

Company type	Television series
Industry	Television, Soap opera
Founded	March 18, 1985 (1985-03-18)
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia

Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985 and is presently broadcast on the digital channel Eleven. Below is a compilation of characters introduced during 2015, all under the direction of executive producer Jason Herbison. The show's 31st season commenced airing on 5 January 2015. Notable character introductions included Cat Rogers in January; Michelle Kim, Tyler Brennan, and Nick Petrides in February; Jimmy Williams, Aaron Brennan, and Mary Smith in June; Russell Brennan in July; Courtney Grixti in August; Piper Willis in September; Shay Daeng in October; and Cecilia Saint in November.

Cat Rogers

Catriona "Cat" Rogers, played by Maleeka Gasbarri, made her first appearance on 19 January 2015. Gasbarri was discovered by a casting agent for Neighbours while attending an Australian Film and Television Academy course in Perth. She submitted an audition tape from her hometown of Dunsborough and began filming two weeks after being cast.

Cat is the daughter of Erin Rogers (Adrienne Pickering). Due to Erin's struggles with drug addiction, Cat was placed into foster care and initially maintained contact with her mother solely through Facebook. Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) and her husband, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), arranged a meeting between Cat and Erin, which Cat nervously delayed before eventually forming a connection with both women. Upon realizing that Erin had attended her cricket games but never approached her, Cat abruptly left but returned after receiving a letter from Erin. When Erin went missing, Sonya and Toadie provided Cat with overnight accommodation. Cat expressed a wish to live with them instead of her foster family, who were expecting a child. After discussing with her foster mother Lorraine (Michelle Celebicanin), Cat chose to return home but was reassured she could visit Sonya and Toadie whenever she wished.

Michelle Kim

Michelle Kim, portrayed by Ra Chapman, first appeared on 6 February 2015. Chapman's filming concluded in April 2015. Michelle is affiliated with the questionable businessman Dennis Dimato (David Serafin). Chapman characterized Michelle as "tough" and "relentless," managing an illegal car trade operation, which contrasted with her more authoritative role in Wentworth.

Michelle oversees activities at Dimato Industries, recruiting security guard Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and later Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns) into the illicit car parts enterprise. She exploits Tyler’s tense relationship with his brother Mark (Scott McGregor) to facilitate thefts. Following Dimato’s arrest and release on bail, he and Michelle acquire Fitzgerald Motors as a front for their dealings. When Dimato absconds, Michelle takes charge.

She exerts pressure on Tyler regarding stolen vehicles and coerces Paige Smith (Olympia Valance) into aiding their scheme. After a police raid leaves Michelle injured, she agrees to Paige’s suggestion to legitimize the garage business. Upon Dimato’s return, Michelle grows suspicious of Tyler’s loyalty; eventually, she is apprehended following a police confrontation.

Several months later, once released, Michelle seeks Mark's protection due to threats from Dimato. She deceives Paige by faking abuse injuries to implicate her in burglary while enduring physical assault from Dimato during their conflict. The plan collapses when Paige uncovers stolen items connected to Michelle, who then reports this to the authorities. After Paul Robinson intervenes to force Dimato out of Erinsborough, Michelle also departs the area.

Tyler Brennan

Tyler Brennan, brought to life by Travis Burns, made his first appearance on 6 February 2015. The announcement of Burns’ casting came on 3 November 2014. He auditioned while in the United States and expressed excitement about joining the legendary series during its 30th anniversary celebrations. Tyler is introduced as the younger sibling of the established character Mark Brennan (Scott McGregor). Burns and McGregor had previously connected through their modelling agency, which aided in securing the role. Tyler works as a mechanic and is portrayed as a "bad boy with a heart," often described as "troublesome" and a "ladies' man."

Nick Petrides

Nick Petrides, portrayed by Damien Fotiou, first appeared on-screen on 19 February 2015. His casting was unveiled on 20 November 2014 through a behind-the-scenes video released by Neighbours. Nick is introduced as the brother of Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) and works as an oncologist who arrives in Erinsborough to reconnect with his family. Fotiou characterized Nick as having honorable intentions but layered with hidden complexities, hinting at unexpected developments in his storyline. For this role, Fotiou underwent a transformation to present a more conservative appearance.

Nick’s narrative arc centers around a fabricated cancer scheme, establishing him as one of the series’ most sinister antagonists. He arrives to interview for a hospital position with Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and quickly befriends nurse Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele), which creates friction with her husband, Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan). After securing the hospital job, Nick begins manipulating staff members, including falsifying cancer diagnoses for Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to further his ambitions for a cancer research facility.

Following allegations from Georgia that lead to his suspension, Nick admits to fabricating Paul's illness, justifying it as an effort to discover a cancer cure. When he attempts to flee, he is arrested, facing professional disgrace as Paul vows to revoke his medical credentials.

In 2017, Nick reappears during Terese’s breast cancer diagnosis to propose immunotherapy treatment. Although on parole with restrictions preventing him from practicing medicine but allowing research supervision, he collaborates with hospital COO Clive Gibbons and oversees Terese’s care. His presence stirs controversy among the hospital board and attracts media scrutiny.

Nick forms a complicated relationship with Amy Williams (Zoe Cramond), who uncovers his plans to establish a wellness center for cancer patients at Robinsons Motel. Despite Paul’s efforts to buy him out, Nick declines financial offers to relocate. However, when Mark Brennan discovers evidence suggesting Nick violated parole by stealing cancer drugs—evidence planted by Paul—Nick is sent back to prison after assaulting a guard.

Subsequently, Paul hires top legal counsel for Nick, who plans to return to Darwin to reconnect with family following these events.

Jimmy Williams

Jimmy Williams, played by Darcy Tadich, made his debut on 10 June 2015. This role was Tadich’s first television acting experience, with casting announced on 17 May 2015. Jimmy is the son of Amy Williams and the first grandchild of Paul Robinson, who was initially unaware of Jimmy due to estrangement from Amy. Tadich described Jimmy as a carefree youth with an interest in video games. Tadich departed the show in May 2018 when Jimmy relocated to New York with his father but returned in 2019 and again for Amy’s exit storyline in January 2020.

Jimmy’s introduction involved reconnecting with his grandfather Paul, leading to a developing bond despite Amy’s worries about spoiling him. His storyline included blackmailing Ramsay Street residents after uncovering their secrets, resulting in conflicts and reconciliations that showcased his mischievous yet vulnerable side. He formed friendships with key characters such as Kyle Canning and Charlie Hoyland, becoming integrated into both community and family dynamics.

Prominent plotlines saw Jimmy witnessing his father’s criminal activities and experiencing estrangement from Paul after Liam accepted a bribe to cut ties. Following Paul’s arrest, Jimmy grappled with feelings of abandonment, engaging in risky behaviors like dares and stealing pepper spray as he sought attention amid family upheaval. A critical incident involving a hit-and-run led to hospitalization and highlighted the challenges faced by the character.

Jimmy’s relationship with Kyle evolved amid familial tensions, eventually leading him to move into Lassiter's penthouse with Paul. He encountered typical adolescent struggles including developing a crush on Poppy Ryan, dealing with bullying issues, and parental conflicts. His father Liam’s sporadic presence influenced Jimmy’s choices, culminating in a six-month move to New York supported by both Paul and Liam.

Upon returning, Jimmy participated in Amy’s surprise wedding events and later faced teenage difficulties including strained relations with Liam and behavioral problems such as theft. The storyline concluded with Amy deciding to leave Erinsborough alongside Jimmy and Leo to support him through personal challenges.

Throughout his time on the show, Jimmy Williams’ character development focused on intricate family relationships, adolescent hurdles, and assimilation into the Ramsay Street community, contributing significantly to major narrative arcs within the series.

Aaron Brennan

Aaron Brennan, brought to life by Matt Wilson, made his first appearance on 16 June 2015. His casting was revealed on 17 May 2015, with Wilson moving from Sydney to Melbourne to participate in filming. Aaron is the third sibling in the Brennan family introduced, joining brothers Mark and Tyler. Wilson characterized Aaron as "a self-assured young man" who takes pleasure in bringing joy to others and remains largely unbothered by many situations. Aaron's introduction was memorable, arriving as a male stripper before reconnecting with his brothers. The character is openly gay and was introduced as a potential romantic interest for Nate Kinski, enriching the Brennan family’s representation.

Mary Smith

Mary Smith, portrayed by Gina Liano, made her debut on 30 June 2015. Known primarily from Real Housewives of Melbourne, Liano transitioned into acting with this role after impressing casting directors during auditions. Mary is the adoptive mother of Paige Smith and biological mother to Ethan Smith. The role capitalized on Liano’s unique persona, which she maintained throughout.

Mary comes to Erinsborough to celebrate Paige’s 21st birthday and interacts with Paige’s birth parents, Lauren Carpenter and Brad Willis. She discloses underlying family conflicts rooted in Paige’s early years and her own dissolved marriage caused by betrayal. Mary attempts to involve Paige in international business ventures, inviting her to relocate to Singapore; however, Paige declines due to an ongoing police inquiry.

In addition, Mary coordinates events at Lassiter's Hotel, focusing on strategic business networking while carefully avoiding conflicts of interest by excluding Naomi Canning from certain deals. Although initially deciding not to attend Paige’s wedding to Mark Brennan, Mary surprises everyone by showing up but witnesses the ceremony being called off after Paige is arrested. She provides emotional support to Paige and encourages her return to Singapore, highlighting Mary as both a shrewd businesswoman and a compassionate presence within the storyline.

Russell Brennan

Russell Brennan, enacted by Russell Kiefel, first appeared on 29 July 2015. His casting was announced on 29 June 2015. Russell is the father of Mark (Scott McGregor), Tyler (Travis Burns), and Aaron (Matt Wilson). Central to a contentious domestic abuse plotline, Russell had previously abused his sons but later sought to demonstrate personal change. Kiefel described the role’s challenge as convincing his sons of his transformation. Claire Crick from All About Soap observed that although Russell lacked his sons’ attractiveness, he was poised to create significant drama in the neighborhood. Producers intended for Kiefel to return in major story arcs but had to alter plans following his passing in November 2016; instead, the brothers’ mother Fay (Zoe Bertram) was introduced.

After eldest son Mark invites him to Ramsay Street, Russell tries to rebuild relationships with his sons. Aaron quickly distances himself, while Tyler remains hesitant. Russell flirts with Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) and discovers Aaron works as an exotic dancer, admitting difficulty connecting with him. He begins bonding with his sons by apologizing to Tyler for prior abuse and organizing a barbecue gathering.

Russell and Sheila start dating; she offers assistance in purchasing Fitzgerald Motors after he struggles selling his garage in Port Lincoln. Mark uncovers that Sheila’s son Gary Canning’s illicit funds were involved, prompting Sheila to surrender the money to authorities. Mark and Aaron contribute their savings toward acquiring the garage. Tyler and Russell spend time with Ben Kirk (Felix Mallard), but tensions escalate when Russell loses control after a prank, nearly striking Ben before Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) intervenes. Tyler responds by punching Russell after being confronted about his conduct; Mark questions Tyler, who reveals Russell’s history of abuse. Russell admits the truth, leading his sons to demand he leave. He asks Sheila to come with him, but she refuses and urges him toward seeking help.

Two years later, Russell suffers a heart attack and requests a visit from his ex-wife Fay. Shortly before his sons and Sheila plan a visit, he passes away. It is later disclosed that Hamish Roche (Sean Taylor) is Tyler’s biological father and that Russell was murdered by Hamish along with nurse Louise McLeod (Maria Theodorakis).

Courtney Grixti

Courtney Grixti, brought to life by Emma Lane, made her first appearance on 4 August 2015. Lane, who was dating fellow cast member Travis Burns (Tyler Brennan) at the time, expressed enthusiasm about joining the series. After initially appearing in a guest capacity, she resumed filming in early 2016.

Courtney initially works as a barmaid at The Waterhole before advancing to manage the spa at Lassiter's Hotel. Early plotlines feature a short-lived romance with Josh Willis and a relationship with Tyler Brennan, which triggers jealousy and tensions with Piper Willis. Piper inadvertently reveals Courtney’s involvement with mayoral hopeful Tim Collins, who turns out to be her father. Courtney steps in to prevent legal repercussions following Piper’s defamatory campaign.

Following a disagreement with her father over his treatment of Sonya, Courtney moves in with Tyler, though their relationship eventually ends. She offers support to Paige Smith after her breakup and assists in arranging a date with a university lecturer. Courtney later leaves university and is employed by Terese Willis to oversee the spa at Lassiter's.

While managing the spa, Courtney attracts scrutiny for providing personalized treatments to male clients, leading to suspicions of inappropriate conduct. Terese dismisses her amid these allegations but later apologizes upon discovering that Courtney’s massages serve as psychological therapy. Despite offers to return, Courtney resigns and initiates a $5 million lawsuit against Terese. A few weeks afterward, she comes back engaged to Paul Robinson.

Paul persuades Courtney to withdraw the lawsuit; he assumes the role of principal investor at Lassiter's and appoints her as Rejuvenation Consultant. Their engagement sparks unease within Paul’s family, who question Courtney’s intentions. Despite flirtations from Paul’s son Leo Tanaka, Courtney remains professional.

Paul confesses that their engagement is a strategic plan aimed at retaliating against Terese and Tim Collins. They organize a silent disco that transitions into a tea dance at The Waterhole, culminating in Courtney proposing they make their relationship genuine. Paul suggests eloping, but the ceremony does not take place.

After a confrontation with Tim, Courtney agrees to return home and tenders her resignation from Lassiter's. Paul encourages her to keep both the engagement and wedding rings, leaving their future relationship status uncertain.

Piper Willis

Piper Willis, portrayed by Mavournee Hazel, debuted on 16 September 2015. Although referenced since her family’s arrival in 2013, Hazel’s casting was announced in August 2015. Hazel relocated to Melbourne for filming and described Piper as "feisty" and "quirky." Prior to appearing on screen, Piper was introduced through the webisode series Hey Piper, which depicted her video call interactions with family members. She is the youngest daughter of Brad and Terese Willis and returns after completing studies in Canada.

Shay Daeng

Shay Daeng (also known as Quill), portrayed by Yasmin Kassim, first appeared on 29 October 2015. Kassim filmed this guest role over several months in Melbourne and described Shay as a "really cool" assistant manager at Lassiter's Hotel. The character was involved in both professional challenges and personal secrets. Kassim reprised Shay’s role in 2021.

Shay meets Kyle Canning through a dating app and becomes part of Lassiter's staff during Terese Willis' recovery following a fire incident. Although she impresses management initially, it is later revealed that she is spying on behalf of the Quill Group—the new owners of Lassiter's. Shay manages hotel restructuring efforts, retains Terese as manager, and retaliates against Kyle by terminating his contract. After disputes with employees escalate, Shay departs for Dubai.

Five years later, Shay teams up with Jesse Porter, an insider at Lassiter’s working for the Quill Group who aims to rehabilitate the company’s reputation after Julie Quill’s misdeeds. Shay applies pressure on Jesse for performance results and threatens dismissal if he fails to meet expectations. Terese steps in to shield Jesse from consequences related to his mother’s actions. Shay explores investment opportunities intended to rescue the Quill Group but encounters delays caused by Paul’s personal complications, leading her to pursue alternative funding options.

Cecilia Saint

Cecilia Saint, played by Candice Alley, made her first appearance on 11 November 2015. The announcement of both the character and casting occurred simultaneously. After auditioning, Alley was promptly informed of her successful casting, highlighting the friendly atmosphere among the cast and crew. She expressed excitement about joining a celebrated Australian production and collaborating with a skilled ensemble. Alley initially filmed scenes in August and returned in 2016 to further develop Cecilia's narrative.

Cecilia was introduced as "an enigmatic woman" involved in a plot targeting Stephanie Scully (Carla Bonner). Alley valued the opportunity to portray a character who is also navigating life as a single mother.

Within the storyline, Cecilia arrives at Fitzgerald Motors for car maintenance, specifically requesting new brake pads. She brings along her son Harrison (Zebedee Howell), whom she refers to as Charlie when speaking with Steph. After disputing the brake pad cost, Steph's manager Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns) issues a refund despite Steph’s confirmation of the charge. Cecilia then contacts Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to report unsettling behavior from Steph, as instructed by Paul. Later, Harrison reaches out to Steph, expressing that he misses her.

Several months on, Paul employs Cecilia to disrupt the Citizen of the Year event held at Lassiter's Hotel. Following an explosion that devastates the hotel, Paul tries to reach Cecilia but receives no response. After Paul's arrest, Steph confronts Cecilia regarding his directives; Cecilia insists she was at the hospital with her son during the blast and declines to assist law enforcement.

Subsequently, Cecilia approaches Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) in search of Piper Willis (Mavournee Hazel), who had posted an interview referencing her. Learning that Cecilia suspects Paul’s guilt, Terese compensates her to provide false testimony against Paul and offers her a job. During the trial, Cecilia lies under oath until Terese admits to bribing her to fabricate evidence.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
9 January	Margot Bisco	Diana Joselle	A friend of Naomi Canning, Margot receives a car from Naomi to sell. She later visits Fitzgerald Motors to provide mechanic Mark Brennan with the vehicle’s service records.
12 January	Errol Gill	Eyawn Harry	Errol visits Fitzgerald Motors expressing interest in purchasing a classic MG from Naomi Canning.
	Timmy Fogerty	Michael Foster	Erin Rogers meets Timmy for a drug transaction.
	Darren Mayer	Jamie Sheather	Darren assaults Sonya Mitchell, pushing her repeatedly against a wall before stealing her handbag.
16 January	Marco James	Khisraw Jones-Shukoor	Marco works at The Waterhole, serving birthday cake to his employer Paul Robinson.
21 January 2015–28 January 2016	Dennis Dimato	David Serafin	A local entrepreneur seeking sponsorship for the Erinsborough Festival. Initially granted by mayor Paul Robinson, sponsorship is later withdrawn due to Dimato’s unsavory reputation. He attempts bribery with Naomi Canning and intimidates her upon refusal. Dimato runs an illicit car theft and parts business employing Tyler Brennan. After arrests and bail evasion, he returns aiming to revive operations but is ultimately coerced by Paul into leaving town.
23 January	Phil Lloyd	Colin Masters	An employee under Dimato dismissed from Grease Monkeys; informs Mark Brennan about Dimato’s illegal activities.
27 January 2015, 3 March 2016	Andres Serna	Henry Torres	Newly hired barman at The Waterhole, later recruited by Lou Carpenter for Harold's Store. Assists with delivery of carpentry materials.
28 January–6 July	Snr Sgt Milov Frost	Hadrian Jonathan	Police sergeant leading investigations into Dimato’s crimes and coordinating stings involving his brother Tyler Brennan.
2 February 2015, 5 February 2018	Bill Warley	Darren Mort	Husband of Sue Parker and father of Jayden Warley. Challenges Paul Robinson over past associations; involved in police inquiries concerning fireworks incidents; maintains a secret relationship with Fay Brennan.
3 February	Lorraine Newman	Michelle Celebicanin	Foster mother of Cat Rogers; persuades Cat to return home.
4 February–5 August	Joey Dimato	Steven Sammut	Dennis Dimato’s nephew involved in theft and intimidation; interacts with locals; ultimately arrested after holding Paige Smith hostage.
16–17 February	Bryson Jennings	Brodie Derrick	Online acquaintance of Paige Smith; meets in Erinsborough but departs after realizing lack of mutual romantic interest.
25 February	Janice Stedler	Helen Noonan	Friend of Hilary Robinson; attends community flu clinic and participates in events organized by Paul Robinson.
	Jane Crozier	Maria Papas	Journalist interviewing Paul Robinson regarding the Erinsborough Festival.
Baby Sebastiana	Izabella Anderson	Daughter of Vanessa Villante and Lucas Fitzgerald; appears during Erinsborough Festival.
Ryan Holt	Preston Taura	Volunteer at Erinsborough Festival; unknowingly traps others by closing an uncovered drain.
Bouncer 2	Uncredited	A stray Labrador connected to Lucy Robinson’s dog; cared for by various residents including Paul and Hilary Robinson.
Janine Morgan	Helen Bongers	Minor celebrity admitted to Erinsborough Hospital; causes controversy due to social media privacy breach involving nurse Georgia Brooks.
Trish Baker	Eliza D'Souza	IT staff member assisting Georgia Brooks in investigating social media hacking incidents.
Samantha Turnbull	Lucy-Rose Leonard	Head of Law Society at Eden Hills University; networks with Imogen Willis.
Jai Roberts	Kristopher Brown	Victim impersonated by Bailey Turner and Jayden Warley during prank.
Stacey Harding	Vimbai Nenzou	Targeted by Bailey Turner and Jayden Warley; later employed at Erinsborough Hospital supporting Sonya Rebecchi during surgery on her husband.
Trevor McCann	David Bergin	Councillor collaborating with Georgia Brooks on contracts for Kyle Canning’s handyman services.
Clem Hanley	Max Whitelaw	Ezra Hanley’s son attending Erinsborough High School; involved in complaints against staff and family disputes leading to return to Perth.
Clara Edwards	Marie Chanel	Meets Sonya Mitchell via social app for companionship.
Hannah Dunham	Kate Greer	Customer at Fitzgerald Motors who develops a relationship with Tyler Brennan.
Terence Rogers	Scott Reid	Customer at Fitzgerald Motors whose conduct unsettles employee Paige Smith.
Jamal Jacks	Vincent Hooper	Paramedic attending Amber Turner during medical emergency.
Chloe Jones	Gaby Seow	Clem Hanley’s ex-girlfriend; provides evidence contributing to Ezra Hanley’s assault arrest.
Alistair Hall	Nick Cain	Socially confrontational individual whose interactions with Nate Kinski cause tension resolved through mediation involving legal threats withdrawal.
Rich Doyle	Jordan Rif'at	Associate of Alistair Hall causing disturbances at The Waterhole.
Michael Coluzzi	Bay Stefan Abbey	Enforcer collecting debts for Tyler Brennan on behalf of Dennis Dimato’s criminal enterprise; involved in violent intimidation before arrest.
Forrest Jones	Nicholas Gunn	Entrepreneur planning conversion of Off Air bar into mixed martial arts venue; involved in selling supplements including illicit peptides causing conflict with Josh Willis and Imogen Willis.
Craig Quill	Alec Gilbert	Businessman negotiating Lassiter's Hotel resale with Paul Robinson; eventually sells it back following management disputes.
Brett Holden	Oliver Coleman	Attends LGBTI fundraiser; pursues Nate Kinski but leaves after misunderstanding Nate’s intentions.
Sam Myers	Chris Stipic	Participant at LGBTI fundraiser interacting socially with Kyle Canning and Brett Holden.
Robin Dawal	Max Brown	Graphic designer engaged by Terese Willis for Lassiter's Hotel branding project; collaborates with Lauren Carpenter amid personal dynamics involving Brad Willis.
Barry Dickson	Simon Todman	Debt collector repossessing items from Amy Williams’ carpentry business.
Conrad Leveson	Christian Poppi	Purchaser and distributor of illegal dietary supplements linked to scheme framing Josh Willis leading to his arrest.
Coco Lee	Sophie Cheeseman	Fiancée of Alistair Hall involved in wedding planning complications following revelations about Alistair’s conduct toward Nate Kinski.
Gav Browne	Kieran McShane Harasses Amy Williams while working for council until reprimanded by Paul Robinson and Kyle Canning.
'Dimato Associates'	'Liam Titheridge, Alan Sheen'	'Associates called upon by Dennis Dimato to resume illicit car parts business; apprehended during police raid.'	-	'24 July–5 August	'Caspar Smythe'	'Barton Welch'	'Date of Imogen Willis who ends relationship due to lack of connection; socially interacts with Daniel Robinson.' -	'Eddie Bull'	'Jarrah Volpe'	'Attends LGBTI fundraiser; socializes with Mark Brennan, Aaron Brennan, and Nate Kinski.' -	'7 August–26 November	'Ashtyn Harries'	'Matthew Hayduk'	'Kyle Canning’s apprentice displaying incompetence leading to replacement by Amy Williams; later expelled student causing disruption.' -	'Balloon lady'	'Cassidy Anderson'	'Provides entertainment at opening ceremony of Erinsborough Childcare Centre.' -	'13 August 2015 – 8 July 2016'	'Alison Gore'	'Madeleine Andreopoulos'	'Student participating in school concert auditions and involved in bullying incidents.' -	'17 August'	'Liv Cartledge'	'Liv Cartledge'	'Student engaged in rehearsals for school concert.' -	'26 August'	'Milla Poulos'	'Tracey O'Brien'	'Flirts with Aaron Brennan before interruption by ex-boyfriend Evan Shields.' -	'Evan Shields'	'Daniel Fischer'	'Confronts Aaron Brennan over Milla Poulos; altercation stopped by Nate Kinski.' - }| External links Cast and characters on the Official Australian Neighbours site Cast and characters on the Official UK Neighbours site Cast and characters at the Internet Movie Database