Terrence Chesterton

Neighbours
Company type	Soap opera
Industry	Television
Founded	March 18, 1985; 41 years ago
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia
Products	Television program
Website	www.neighbours.com.au

Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera that premiered on 18 March 1985. This compilation outlines the characters introduced throughout 2007, all under the direction of executive producer Ric Pellizzeri. The show's twenty-third season commenced on 8 January 2007, featuring the arrival of brothers Ringo Brown and Oliver Barnes, who are siblings to existing characters. March marked the introduction of Holly Hoyland's birth. In April, con artists Terrence Chesterton and Charlotte Stone, alongside Mary Casey, joined the cast. The month of June saw new faces including Prue Brown, Adam Rhodes, Kirsten Gannon, and Mickey Gannon. July brought in Oliver's mother and brother, Rebecca and Declan Napier, as well as Bridget Parker, Miranda Parker, Steve Parker, and Peggy Newton. Starting in August, characters such as Justin Hunter, Richard Aaronow, and Riley Parker appeared. September introduced Brad Jordan, while October brought in Marco Silvani, Josh Taylor, Taylah Jordan, and Jessica Wallace. November featured the additions of Angus Henderson and Mia Silvani.

Ringo Brown

Ringo Brown, portrayed by Sam Clark, made his debut on 24 January 2007. Clark secured the role after winning a competition organized by the teen publication Dolly. Initially contracted for three months, his tenure was extended to nine months. He underwent four audition rounds before being cast. Ringo is depicted as a well-meaning teenager involved in typical adolescent pursuits who moves out to live independently like his brother, Frazer (Ben Lawson). Official character descriptions depict him as mischievous, witty, and someone who "often ends up with the short end of the stick." A significant storyline early in his arc involved Ringo battling a relapse of anorexia nervosa, adding considerable depth to his character development.

Oliver Barnes

Oliver Barnes, played by David Hoflin, first appeared on 30 January 2007. Hoflin's casting was revealed in October 2006; he initially auditioned for the role of Will Griggs but was unavailable due to commitments with another pilot series. After that project was not commissioned, he was offered the role of Oliver, Will's brother. Oliver is characterized as straightforward, sincere, and fun-loving with a generous nature. However, he also showed a manipulative streak when he collaborated with his girlfriend, Elle Robinson, to deceive her father, Paul, out of control of his business. Hoflin earned nominations for Sexiest Male and Best Couple at the 2007 Inside Soap Awards.

Holly Hoyland

Holly Hoyland was introduced on 29 March 2007, originally portrayed by Chaya Broadmore before being recast with Lucinda Armstrong Hall in 2013. She is the daughter of Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) and Izzy Hoyland (Natalie Bassingthwaighte), born aboard a boat on the River Thames. Karl remained unaware that he was Holly’s father until his wife, Susan Kennedy, informed him. Initially, Izzy resisted Karl's involvement in their daughter's life.

When Holly returned in 2013 as an articulate eight-year-old, she disrupted family dynamics within the Kennedys, particularly straining relations with Susan. Her challenging behavior tested familial bonds but ultimately led to reconciliation and acceptance. Holly has made several subsequent appearances—in 2014, 2017, 2018—and resumed presence from 2023 onwards following the show's revival.

Izzy conceived Holly after a one-night encounter with Karl and departed Erinsborough soon after. Eight months later, during Karl and Susan’s wedding ceremony in London, Izzy gave birth to Holly. To avoid upsetting Karl and Susan’s marriage, she initially concealed Holly’s paternity; however, upon their return to Erinsborough, the truth came to light. Despite initial reluctance, Karl became engaged in Holly’s upbringing with Susan eventually taking on godmother duties.

Holly has experienced complex family challenges involving tensions with Susan and longing for Izzy’s presence. Her storylines often revolve around her quest for belonging within the Kennedy household. She also pursued various opportunities including a six-month exchange program in China followed by medical studies.

Upon her return in 2023, Holly settled into Ramsay Street alongside Karl and Susan while commencing work at Lassiters Hotel. A prominent plotline featured her rekindling a relationship with ex-boyfriend Eden Shaw that escalated into conflicts involving thefts and criminal investigations. She also became embroiled in intense scenarios including kidnappings and confrontations linked to Eden and his associates.

Her romantic life evolved as she grew closer to Haz Devkar, causing friction with friend Mackenzie Hargreaves over competing affections. Holly faced perilous situations such as nearly drowning during a confrontation with Mackenzie.

In later story arcs, Holly inadvertently disclosed details about a poisoning incident affecting local entrepreneur Leo Tanaka’s business operations. Driven by guilt and determination to find the culprit, she became obsessed but was herself abducted until rescued. Subsequently, she entered into a clandestine relationship with Heath Royce without knowledge of his criminal schemes involving embezzlement and hostage-taking. After escaping Heath’s captivity and witnessing his death by crocodile attack, Holly concealed money discovered at the scene but was later implicated during a hostage crisis involving Heath’s accomplice.

Following these traumatic experiences, Holly struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder but cultivated supportive friendships that aided her recovery process. She returned to podcasting to share her ordeal but encountered further challenges when Heath’s sister Yasmine sought vengeance through sabotage at a community festival.

Holly developed a romantic connection with Max Ramsay amid ongoing threats related to his fugitive status. Despite concerns for Max’s safety following abduction attempts by Carter Haddon, Holly remained an essential part of his support system upon his return to Erinsborough.

Terrence Chesterton

Terrence Chesterton, brought to life by Scott Johnson, made his first appearance on 6 April 2007. Alongside his accomplice Charlotte Stone, Terrence arrived in Erinsborough under false pretenses, posing as a spiritual counselor while Charlotte assumed the role of a medical professional, both scheming to defraud local residents. Unknown to others, Charlotte secretly supplied Terrence with private patient details to facilitate their fraudulent activities.

Following the passing of her boyfriend Stingray (Ben Nicholas), Sky Mangel (Stephanie McIntosh) is approached by Terrence, who wins over her grandfather Harold Bishop (Ian Smith) by claiming to possess a special ability to aid people. Exploiting this trust, Terrence convinces Sky that he can communicate with Stingray’s spirit, which leads to a clandestine romance and creates friction with Charlotte.

Terrence arranges a public séance at the General Store, unsettling the community by mentioning their deceased loved ones. After a dispute with Charlotte regarding his relationship with Sky, Terrence is assaulted by Charlotte during an argument and subsequently succumbs to his injuries.

Johnson’s performance earned him a nomination for Best Bad Boy at the 2007 Inside Soap Awards.

Mary Casey

Mary Casey, played by Rowena Wallace, was introduced on 10 April 2007. Wallace’s contract spanned three months, with Mary characterized as a disruptive presence on Ramsay Street and dubbed "Scary Mary." The role was significant for offering television work to an older actress.

Mary’s narrative revolves around her fixation on Pepper Steiger (Nicky Whelan), whom she blames for losing her grandchild through miscarriage. Initially, Pepper suspects that anonymous gifts come from her former boyfriend Kevin Casey (Zen Ledden). When Pepper and her father visit Mary in search of Kevin, she denies any knowledge of his location. It soon emerges that Mary is the one stalking Pepper. She poisons Pepper’s cake, causing hospitalization, and later imprisons Pepper in a nursery where she delusionally treats her like a teenager while preparing for the baby. Despite Pepper’s pleas for release, Mary refuses. Pepper attempts to signal for help during a phone call but is unsuccessful.

Mary later bails Kevin out of jail and confines him alongside Pepper. Feigning agreement with Mary’s delusions, Kevin assists Pepper in escaping by setting a fire that forces Mary to open the door. Mary is then incarcerated. While imprisoned, she forms a friendship with fellow inmate Sky Mangel (Stephanie McIntosh) and persuades her to bring her infant daughter Kerry into the prison temporarily. During a riot triggered by Krystal McCoy (Freya Neilson), Mary and the baby vanish but are eventually found unharmed by Sky. Mary admits to abducting Pepper and acknowledges her need for help before being transferred from prison.

Charlotte Stone

Charlotte Stone, portrayed by Rachel Gordon, appeared on 12 April 2007 as a con artist operating in Erinsborough. Partnering with Terrence Chesterton (Scott Johnson), she targeted local residents and quickly gained notoriety as a "villain," according to The Advertiser.

Assuming the identity of the town’s new doctor, Charlotte set up practice within Lassiter's complex, using this position to pass client information to Terrence. Medical student Boyd Hoyland (Kyal Marsh) worked as her receptionist. Her initial patient, Carmella Cammeniti (Natalie Blair), was prescribed antidepressants that resulted in dependency. Charlotte also treated Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) for symptoms including dizziness and headaches, attributing them to stress while attempting to access his credit card—a plan thwarted when his daughter took control of his finances. She subsequently referred him to a neurologist.

Charlotte reconnected with former partner Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson), deceiving him about her medical qualifications in an effort to rekindle their relationship; however, he rejected her advances. Worried that Terrence’s involvement with Sky Mangel (Stephanie McIntosh) might compromise their con, Charlotte murdered Terrence after he threatened exposure. When Sky was arrested for this murder, Charlotte's situation became unstable.

Rosetta Cammeniti (Natalie Saleeba) threatened to report Charlotte to the medical board over Carmella’s condition. Charlotte kissed Boyd, who invited her to a dinner party where Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) grew suspicious about her credentials. Karl discovered a stolen paperweight linking Charlotte to fraudulent activities, revealing her true identity as an imposter. Boyd uncovered the deception and planned to flee with her to disclose details about Terrence’s death. After Charlotte confessed on Boyd’s MP3 recorder, they were involved in a car accident leading them to hospital where Boyd alerted authorities. Charlotte was subsequently imprisoned.

Prue Brown

'Prue Brown, played by Penny Cook, made her first appearance on 19 June 2007 as part of Neighbours strategy to revitalize its audience by adding fresh characters. She is the mother of the already established Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and Frazer Yeats (Ben Lawson). Cook characterized Prue as a "kind-hearted mother with a complex history," whose familial challenges stem from their agricultural roots. In 2010, Cook returned to the role for Ringo's wedding during the show's 6000th episode, where Prue also became involved in a storyline featuring another guest character.

Prue and her spouse Graham Brown (David Murray) parented four children: Johnny (Phillip McInnes), George, Pauline, and Ringo. Their youngest son, Paul, died tragically at 13 months old in 1985, an event that profoundly influenced their family relationships. George left home during his teenage years, adopting the name Frazer Yeats, who later became engaged to Johnny’s former partner Rosetta Cammeniti (Natalie Saleeba). Ringo arrives in Ramsay Street searching for Frazer and ends up residing with him.

After Frazer becomes paralyzed following an accident, he confronts Prue about Paul's death. Initially reluctant to discuss it, she eventually admits she blamed Frazer for the tragedy. Prue returns for Frazer's wedding and supports Ringo following a bus crash that leaves him comatose. Ringo temporarily moves back in with Prue before returning to Ramsay Street.

When Ringo develops an eating disorder, Prue takes firm action, urging him to get treatment and offering him the option to stay in Erinsborough or return home. Although he shows initial improvement, Ringo relapses, causing friction between Prue and Frazer—who she feels is not providing sufficient support to his brother—and exacerbating family tensions as Prue reveals her ongoing guilt over Paul's death. After a confrontation and subsequent reconciliation with Frazer, Prue resumes her role as a supportive family member.

Prue attends Ringo’s wedding to Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie), where she initially clashes with Donna but eventually forms bonds with her and others. A conflict arises with Donna's father Nick due to revelations about Prue’s past involvement with him. On the wedding day, Donna tells Ringo about the relationship between Prue and Nick, prompting Ringo to confront his mother, who reveals that she and Graham have separated several months prior.

Kirsten Gannon

Mickey Gannon

Michael "Mickey" Gannon, portrayed by Fletcher O'Leary, first appeared on 19 June 2007. Mickey is Ned Parker's son who arrives in Ramsay Street when his mother requires some personal time.

O'Leary secured the role over his brother Blake, who later portrayed Ben Fitzgerald. In May 2009, O'Leary announced his departure from Neighbours, with his final scenes broadcast in July.

Mickey is the child of Ned Parker (Daniel O'Connor) and Kirsten Gannon (Nikola Dubois). Kirsten introduces Ned to Mickey but leaves him in Ned’s care, who struggles with parenting responsibilities. After a near-drowning incident, Ned confirms his paternity. Mickey forms a friendship with Janae Timmins (Eliza Taylor-Cotter), who provides boxing lessons that help him adjust at school.

When Ned’s brother Steve Parker (Steve Bastoni) arrives, Mickey becomes involved in an accident causing a minibus crash but flees the scene. He briefly lives on the streets with Declan Napier (James Sorensen) before being taken in by Steve’s family. A custody dispute between Ned and Kirsten concludes with Kirsten leaving town to resolve her issues.

Following Janae and Ned’s breakup, Mickey strengthens ties with both parents. After Kirsten suffers injuries in a bushfire, the family relocates to Perth; however, Mickey struggles to adapt and returns to Ramsay Street. Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) escorts him back to Perth but they soon come back home. Steve arranges for Mickey to reunite with Ned and Kirsten, accompanied by Lou.

O'Leary received nominations for "Best Child Actor (Under 16)" at the 2008 Digital Spy Soap Awards and "Best Young Actor" at the Inside Soap Awards in both 2008 and 2009. Despite recognition, some critics found Mickey less compelling outside of scenes involving Lou and Harold.

Rebecca Napier

Bridget Parker

Miranda Parker

Steve Parker

Peggy Newton

Peggy Newton, enacted by Carolyn Bock, first appeared on 24 July 2007 as a doctor at Erinsborough Hospital.

She treated Ringo Brown after a minibus accident by reviving him from cardiac arrest and placing him into a coma due to his critical state. Once he recovered, Peggy cleared him for discharge but advised rest. She diagnosed Carmella Cammeniti with iron deficiency anemia linked to pregnancy following fainting spells and ordered additional testing.

Peggy managed Alan Napier's heart issues and informed his daughter Rebecca of his passing. She contemplated divorcing her husband Howard but reconsidered after receiving support from Rebecca. Peggy interviewed Karl Kennedy for an emergency department registrar position; initially rejecting him due to perceived overconfidence but later reconsidering after seeing his patient care skills.

When Nicola West experienced a needlestick injury at work, Peggy addressed related workplace disputes including Nicola's false accusation against Karl which was later resolved. She treated Steve Parker during cardiac arrest and substituted for obstetrician Veronica Olenski during Bridget Parker's pregnancy examinations.

Peggy confirmed Libby Kennedy's pregnancy but later handled complications resulting in miscarriage and obtained consent from Daniel Fitzgerald for a hysterectomy procedure. She opposed Paul Robinson’s efforts to publicize Susan Kennedy’s surrogacy arrangement which was ultimately canceled due to hospital board concerns and suspension threats.

After Bridget’s fatal car accident caused by undetected internal injuries, Peggy informed the family and continued treating patients like Lucas Fitzgerald following his motorbike accident ensuring proper recovery plans were followed. She evaluated Natasha Williams for stress-related symptoms during pregnancy scans and identified fabricated ultrasound images presented by Summer Hoyland by noticing absent watermarks.

Declan Napier

Justin Hunter

Justin Hunter, portrayed by Chris Toohey, debuted on 7 August 2007 as an Erinsborough High student who initially acted as a bully before developing friendships with Kyle Canning and Zeke Kinski.

Toohey had previously appeared on Neighbours as Jake Rinter in 2005 before being cast as Justin. He expressed surprise at staying on the show for two years and enjoyed storylines featuring car racing and involvement with the Dingoes football team.

Justin opposed Bridget Parker (Eloise Mignon) joining the Eastside Dingoes football team by intimidating her and discouraging others from supporting her efforts. He challenged Declan Napier (James Sorensen) to a drag race which escalated into conflicts involving his brothers Dale and Wayne. Following acts of vandalism leading to police intervention, Justin continued displaying antagonistic behavior.

At swimming trials, Justin mocked fellow student Ringo Brown (Sam Clark) and bullied Zeke Kinski resulting in multiple fights. He teased Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) about her affair with their teacher which led to confrontations including harassment via text messages sent by him.

Justin secured employment at a local gym where he offered Zeke money for writing essays influencing Zeke along with others toward truancy and risky conduct. During a rafting trip where Justin's group capsized after attempting cheating tactics, Zeke disappeared for several weeks. Justin later taunted Bridget and Declan about their baby maintaining his disruptive presence.

Richard Aaronow

Richard Aaronow, played by Blair Venn, first appeared on 9 August 2007 as Oliver Barnes’ and Declan Napier’s father as well as Principal at Alkrington Grammar School.

His relationship with Rebecca Napier (Jane Hall) led to Rebecca becoming pregnant resulting in adoption of their child. Their relationship deteriorated after Richard raped Rebecca who fled upon becoming pregnant again. When Oliver sought details about his father, Elle Robinson uncovered Richard’s identity through Declan’s birth certificate. Richard later confronted Rebecca and his sons revealing he was unaware of Oliver until much later.

Declan contacted Richard following their grandfather’s death hoping to establish connection. During a fishing trip tensions escalated; Richard fell into a river but survived then threatened Declan prompting Rebecca to report assault initiating civil proceedings.

After an altercation left Richard hospitalized with kidney failure Declan offered kidney transplant conditional on confession but Rebecca withheld consent; Oliver donated instead. Despite surgery Richard’s condition worsened; treated by Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher). Facing imminent death Richard apologized before passing away ending this turbulent chapter for the family.

Riley Parker

Brad Jordan

Brad Jordan, portrayed by Brendan O'Connor, serves as Editor of the Erinsborough News and is father to Taylah Jordan; he debuted on 17 September 2007.

Brad oversees newsroom operations managing sensitive stories. When Elle Robinson seeks information regarding Gus Cleary's family Brad initially declines assistance but later publishes her article on false confessions after legal threats from Elle. Elle proposes coverage on drought impact which Brad rejects causing her to offer it elsewhere before accepting cadetship from Brad.

Tensions arise when Elle occupies Brad's parking spot leading him to warn her about job security risks. Following warehouse rave collapse injuring Taylah Brad issues final warnings to Elle and Riley Parker about compliance with instructions. He supports Elle pursuing controversial story on Rachel Kinski's relationship despite family objections.

Brad's workaholic tendencies strain relationship with Taylah who hides Rachel in her room; after conflicts involving Rachel's friends Brad contacts her parents for retrieval. Under pressure from Elle's father Paul Robinson Brad places Elle on sick leave instead of termination.

Brad publishes exposé revealing unsafe council practices related to warehouse incident intervenes when Taylah and Zeke Kinski are caught drinking deciding on sending Taylah to Sydney boarding school upon discovering birth control use.

Later Brad assigns heavy workloads despite Paul's defense of Elle shocked when Paul acquires ownership of paper leaving Brad unemployed.

Marco Silvani

Marco Silvani, portrayed by Jesse Rosenfeld, debuted on 19 October 2007 introduced as romantic interest for pregnant Carmella Cammeniti, creating tension with baby's father Oliver Barnes. Network Ten described Marco as "attractive, charming, witty, intelligent," aiming to refresh Carmella's storyline.

Josh Taylor

Josh Taylor, played by Liam Hemsworth, first appeared on 29 October 2007 announced earlier that year as Bridget Parker's love interest (Eloise Mignon). Hemsworth described Josh as having endured much after becoming paraplegic due to surfing accident ready to support Bridget through recovery process.

Josh relocated from Brisbane to Melbourne where he began physiotherapy at Erinsborough pool meeting Bridget during sessions developing relationship encouraging her therapy continuation despite setbacks sharing first kiss after dating attending illegal rave where roof collapsed Josh rescued by Declan Napier (James Sorensen) though Bridget felt conflicted.

Josh confronted Bridget regarding lingering feelings for Declan later reconnected at hospital talk misunderstandings arose when Josh dated Bridget's friend Donna Freedman (Margot Robbie) gaining entry into Declan's birthday party charity slave auction saw Donna win bidding war exposing Josh's intentions escalating tensions when Josh challenged Declan wheelchair basketball competition for Bridget's affection ultimately rejected affirming preference for Declan over Josh’s disability status.

Taylah Jordan

Taylah Jordan, portrayed by Danielle Horvat, debuted on 30 October 2007 as Brad Jordan's daughter romantic interest for Zeke Kinski marking Horvat’s acting debut initially cast for six weeks after auditioning under casting director Jan Russ. Horvat described Taylah as "typical teenage girl" enjoying fun socializing appealing particularly young female viewers.

Taylah first appears alongside best friend Jessica Wallace at swimming pool observing paralysis physiotherapy meeting Josh Taylor who encourages them despite own disability supporting Jessica during crush on Ringo Brown capturing compromising photo causing tension with Ringo's girlfriend Rachel Kinski.

At party Taylah shares secret kiss with Zeke later going public at illegal rave where roof collapse separates them Taylah survives Jessica dies leading group mourning memorial service.

Before Jessica died she confided inappropriate teacher-student relationship involving teacher Angus Henderson, mistakenly suspecting Bridget causing trouble until truth involving Rachel surfaced; Taylah mediates friend tensions supporting Rachel despite conflicts introducing Rachel cousin Ty Harper's band hoping match declined Ty refuses dating Taylah friend.

Zeke learns Taylah previously dated Chris Knight despite parental opposition they pursue relationship Taylah reveals past trauma involving sexual coercion Brad sends her boarding school after discovering birth control prescription formal event shared final kiss before departure following Chris Knight death linked offenses against Bridget Taylah provides key testimony aiding Bridget exoneration.

Jessica Wallace

Jessica Wallace, played by Heidi Valkenburg, debuted on 30 October 2007 described as "manipulative schoolgirl" adding dramatic tension through complex characterization Valkenburg originally auditioned for different role expressing fondness wishing Jessica remained longer storyline involved interactions with key characters including Ringo Brown, Rachel Kinski, focusing on teenage rivalry romantic tension instigating conflict via controversial cartoon distribution resulting detention fostering relationship escalation sending photo contributing breakup eventual tragic death during illegal rave collapse marking pivotal series moment.

Angus Henderson

Angus Henderson, portrayed by Jonathan Wood, debuted on 19 November 2007 featuring controversial relationship with Rachel Kinski (Caitlin Stasey) generating significant viewer interest debate characterized by Rachel's infatuation while Angus acknowledged impropriety.<ref> Popularity sparked Facebook campaign advocating return.<ref> Critically labeled "inappropriate-but-cute-teacher-shag" scandalous relationship.<ref> Noted among most attractive men despite criticism.<ref>

Angus reconnects with Rachel locally leading date kiss next day revealed new teacher complicating dynamics despite tension scrutiny particularly from student Jessica Wallace intensifying relationship accepting permanent teaching post Erinsborough High escalating tensions upon Daniel Fitzgerald discovery police involvement trial ensued receiving six-month sentence sending ring note upon incarceration released early moving into flat arranged by Rachel encountering local hostility including vandalism Rachel moves in public exposure via manipulated interview strains situation facing ongoing challenges accusations academic dishonesty securing Adelaide employment plans relocation ended when Rachel chose remain concluding relationship final kiss departure town.

Mia Silvani

Mia Silvani, enacted by Petra Yared, sister of Marco Silvani debuted on 30 November 2007 Yared previously appeared as George Brown in 1996 describing return enjoyable meeting Oliver Barnes flirting culminating kiss attraction partly aimed annoyance toward Marco who disapproved suspecting manipulation continuing secret relationship cocktail party hosted by Marco business partner Carmella Cammeniti warning Carmella back off Marco emotionally tied ex-wife Marisa Mia best friend Carmella ends relationship post childbirth Mia supports Carmella managing business fruit veg deliveries Silvani enterprise encountering Oliver again flirting sharing insights into Marco past infertility breakup distancing then resuming secret romance tensions escalating confrontation Christening ending relationship apologizing leaving town temporarily.

Others

'13 August–21 November ' '\'\'\'Sophie Cooper\'\'\' ' 'Emma Moore ' 'Senior Constable handles cases Richard Aaronow assists Rebecca Napier clashes Pepper Steiger supports Susan Kennedy blindness episode.' '- '22–28 August ' '\'\'\'Chantelle Rebecchi\'\'\' ' 'Claire Chitham ' 'Wife Stonefish Rebecchi manages family business leaves after spouse addiction recovery.' '- '3 September 2007 – 13 March 2008 ' '\'\'\'Jackie Jones\'\'\' ' 'Kristin Keam ' 'Councillor Mayor supports Stephanie Scully proposals embroiled controversy illegal rave warehouse collapse resigns amid backlash attempts deflect blame fail.' '- '6–26 September ' '\'\'\'Diana Murray\'\'\' ' 'Jane Allsop ' 'Barrister Rebecchi Cammeniti law firm custody case Mickey Gannon advises hiring Rebecca Napier leaves Sydney.' '- '17 September – 11 October 2007, 10 June 2014 ' '\'\'\'Laura Davidson\'\'\' ' 'Jodi Flockhart ' 'Sister Gus Cleary confronts Paul Robinson over death kidnaps Declan Napier ransom warning Victor Cleary vengeance.' '- '18 September–11 October ' '|| \'\'\'Nick Thompson\'\'\' ' '|| Marty Grimwood ' '|| Laura Davidson boyfriend involved kidnapping Declan Napier arrested police intervention.' '- '24–28 July ' '|| \'\'\'Dale Hunter\'\'\' ' '|| Leon Stripp ' '|| Older brother Justin Hunter confrontations drag race pursued police local disturbances.' '- '|| \'\'\'Wayne Hunter\'\'\' ' '|| Karl Van Moorsel ' '- '26 September 2007 – 12 August 2008 ' '|| \'\'\'Helen Carr\'\'\' ' '|| Margot Fenley ' '|| Head Senior School Erinsborough High prioritizes English funding bans public displays affection leaves recommends Libby Kennedy successor.' '- '4 December 2007 – 8 July 2008 ' '|| \'\'\'Patrizia Silvani\'\'\' ' '|| Lise Rodgers ' '|| Mother Marco Mia Silvani supports Marco Carmella Cammeniti devastated Marco death apologizes Carmella funeral.' '- '5–6 December ' '|| \'\'\'Scott Coombes\'\'\' ' '|| Aidan Fennessy ' '|| Former classmates Ned Parker Kirsten Gannon school reunion social tensions Janae Timmins confronts Kirsten.' '- '|| \'\'\'Larissa McKay\'\'\' '|| Petra Glieson

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Notes
6 February–14 March	Raimondo Cammeniti	Jeff Kovski	Brother of Rocco Cammeniti father of Teresa takes over family fruit & veg business while Rocco imprisoned Carmella sells Teresa baby Raimondo competes fiercely against Carmella saving business.
23 February–16 April	Abby Stafford	Louise Crawford	Secretary at Tim Collins & Associates dates Toadfish Rebecchi has daughter Zoe breaks up after overhearing Toadie's feelings.
1–9 March	Zoe Stafford	Emily Farrell	Daughter of Abby Stafford.
19–29 March	Pete Gartside	Daniel Schutzmann	British footballer has affair pregnant Izzy Hoyland tries paying off supports childbirth keeps paternity secret.
16 April–25 May	Kevin Casey	Zen Ledden	Mary Casey’s son past relationship Pepper Steiger pregnancy lost questioned police escapes confinement sets fire.
7 May–27 November	Demi Vinton	Angela Twigg	GP neurologist treats Paul Robinson brain tumour Richard Aaronow renal failure Bridget Parker brain injury Rachel Kinski assault diagnoses Susan Kennedy MS.
9–29 May	Fox	Tim Phillipps	Teenage figment of Paul Robinson imagination during brain tumour illness.
14 May,16 July–10 December 2008	Mike Watt	Patrick Flynn	Police officer arrests Sky Mangel suspected murder involved investigations arson restraining order breaches.
14–31 May	Krystal McCoy	Freya Nielson	Prisoner antagonizes Sky Mangel threatens daughter Kerry plans riot thwarted Mary Casey.
8 June–12 July	'Michaela Chapel'	'Selma Danculovic'	'Boxing opponent Janae Timmins intimidates Janae loses rematch challenge Brisbane.'	'-	'11 June–27 July'	'Caleb Maloney'	'Nick Russell'	'Recipient Stingray Timmins heart bonds Sky Mangel art health complications seeks treatment California maintains long-distance relationship.'	'-	'3 July'	'Angelica Cammeniti'	'Jennifer Jarman'	'Rosetta Cammeniti mother visits plans wedding reminded decisions Rosetta.'	'-	'3 July'	'Sofia Cammeniti'	'Ruth Yaffe'	'Rosetta aunt visits wedding planning.'	'-	'5–6 July'	'Greg Baxter'	'Christopher Connelly'	'Bree Timmins biological father adoptive father Anne Baxter seeks relationships.'	'-	'9 July'	'Marcus Napier'	'James Lawson'	'Rebecca Napier brother informs Oliver Barnes adoption background.'	'-	'16 July'	'Pamela Barnes'	'Brooke Nicol'	'Oliver Barnes late adoptive parent featured old home movie.'	'-	'16 July'	'Clifford Barnes'	'Andrew Wemyss'	'Oliver Barnes late adoptive parent featured old home movie.'	'-	'18–19 July'	'Ian Phillips'	'Christopher Brown'	'Caregiver Tom Kennedy mistreats theft neglect uncovered surveillance police called.'	'-	'23 July'	'Graham Brown'	'David Murray'	'Prue Brown husband father Johnny George Pauline Ringo attends George wedding.'	'-	'10 August–1 November'	'Tyler Smith'	'Blake O'Leary / Brody McPharlane'	'School friend Mickey Gannon.'

References

External links

Characters & cast Official AU Neighbours website
Characters & cast Official UK Neighbours website
Characters & cast at the Internet Movie Database