User:Conquistador2k6/List of Neighbours characters (1992)

Neighbours is an Australian television soap opera created by Reg Watson. It was first broadcast on 18 March 1985. The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the serial in 1992, by order of first appearance. All characters were introduced by the show's executive producer, Don Battye who served as such until 20 November. The 8th season of Neighbours began airing from 6 January 1992. The first character to be introduced was Beth Brennan, played by Natalie Imbruglia, who first appeared in the season premiere. Benjamin Grant Mitchell arrived as Cameron Hudson in March. Felice Arena debuted as Marco Alessi in May and the following month, Dan Falzon arrived as Marco's younger brother, Rick. Chris Lloyds also joined the cast as Rod Baker, a love interest for Beth. July saw the debuts of Rebecca Ritters as Hannah Martin and George Spartels and Elspeth Ballantyne as Marco and Rick's parents, Benito and Cathy Alessi, respectively. Stephen Gottlieb, played by Lochie Daddo was the final character to be introduced in October.

Beth Brennan

Main article: Beth Brennan

Beth Brennan (also Willis), played by Natalie Imbruglia, made her debut screen appearance in the episode broadcast on 6 January 1992. Imbruglia was sixteen when she auditioned for and was cast in the role of Beth. Imbruglia later revealed that she was asked to parade up and down in a bikini during her audition and it left her with a fear of disrobing for the cameras. The actress had to relocate from Sydney to Melbourne for filming. Imbruglia's character was initially written into the show for just a few weeks and she had to wait two months to find out whether she would become a permanent cast member. She has been described as a "principled and sweet-natured girl".. British newspaper The Daily Telegraph included Imbruglia and Beth in their Top five ex-'Neighbours' stars list in 2002. In 2010, to celebrate Neighbours 25th anniversary, British satellite broadcasting company Sky profiled 25 characters of which they believed were the most memorable in the series history.

Cameron Hudson

Cameron Hudson
Neighbours character
Portrayed by	Benjamin Grant Mitchell
Duration	1992–1993
First appearance	24 March 1992
Last appearance	23 April 1993
Classification	Former; regular
Introduced by	Don Battye
In-universe information Occupation Lawyer Journalist Stand-up comedian Family Willis Father Kevin Hudson Mother Faye Hudson Grandfathers Bert Willis Uncles Doug Willis First cousins Adam Willis Gaby Willis Brad Willis Cody Willis

Cameron Hudson, played by Benjamin Grant Mitchell, made his first appearance on 24 March 1992. Mitchell had recently finished appearing in the Victorian State Opera's production of The Wizard of Oz.. Prior to playing Cameron, Mitchell had guested on the serial twice in 1989, first as a Coffee shop customer persuaded by Kerry Bishop (Linda Hartley-Clark) to eat vegetarian, and Cameron's cousin, Brad Willis for two episodes.

Cameron is the son of Faye Hudson (Lorraine Bayly), who arrives in Ramsay Street in to defend his aunt Pam Willis (Sue Jones) who is accused of murdering Garth Kirby (Roy Baldwin). Cameron is able to prove Pam's innocence successfully. Cameron repairs his fraught relationship with Faye and moves in with her at Number 32. After Faye moves out, Cameron invites Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia) to move in with him. Cameron becomes involved with Jacqueline Summers (Tiffany Lamb) after he helps her on a case but the relationship ends when he finds that he could be facing legal proceedings for becoming involved with a client and when Jacqueline realises he is not completely convinced of her innocence in the case.

Cameron later finds himself offside with the Martin family when he defends Raymond Chambers (Greg Parker) who is accused of trying to abduct Hannah Martin (Rebecca Ritters). Despite Chambers' ex-wife, Louise (Helen Rollinson) mentioning that he had previously tried to kidnap their daughter and a similar incident taking place in Hong Kong and eyewitness testimony from Toby Mangel (Ben Guerens), Chambers is acquitted, furthering Cameron's stress and he begins to doubt himself as a lawyer. When Cameron intervenes in a confrontation between Chambers and Toby, He is even more convinced of Chambers' guilt and when Cameron arrives home, he finds Chambers' waiting for him in the dark and he blames Cameron for his life being ruined. Cameron forces Chambers to get help and after he breaks down in tears, Chambers hands himself in to the police and confesses to the abduction. The Martins apologise for their treatment of Cameron.

After Helen Daniels (Anne Haddy) wants to rent Number 32 to the Martins, Cameron and Beth move in with Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver). During this, Cameron does some investigating and discovers Gavin Heywood (Peter Hosking) is involved in some shady business. When Heywood catches Cameron, He has him roughed up by his henchman, Noddy Morris (Richard Piper) and is about to have him thrown down a lift shaft. Cameron offers to work for Heywood to prevent being killed and uses this to gain more information. Heywood then begins involving members of Cameron's family in his business.

Cameron's life is endangered again when he overhears Heywood and Noddy plot to kill him but he engineers a plan which results in Heywood's downfall. Cameron then changes career track and becomes a journalist for the Erinsborough news but is frustrated and surprises everyone with his next career choice, stand-up comedy.

When Lou's daughter, Lauren (Sarah Vandenberg) arrives from Queensland, Cameron is smitten with her but does not know she is having an affair with Cameron's cousin, Brad (now Scott Michaelson). In order to ward off Cameron's suspicions, Lauren agrees to go out with him. The truth later emerges and Cameron leaves Erinsborough in disgust.

Marco Alessi

Main article: Marco Alessi

Marco Alessi, played by Felice Arena, made his first screen appearance as Marco during the episode broadcast on 5 May 1992. Marco was the first character introduced from the show's new Alessi family. Arena played Marco during 1992. He previously played the bit part of Bob Cooper in the serial, after winning a talent-spotting competition. Arena had to audition in front of a casting director and Neighbours cast members. A year later, he was offered the role of Marco. Marco was the first member of the new Alessi family to arrive in Ramsay Street. He joined his cousins and already established characters Caroline Alessi (Gillian Blakeney) and Christina Robinson (Gayle Blakeney) on-screen. Rick along with mother and father, Cathy and Benito (George Spartels) soon followed. Arena decided to leave Neighbours because he was unhappy with his characters first storylines. He filmed his final scenes in October. The BBC said Marco's most notable moment was "Finding his long lost sister who was adopted out by his parents before he was born." Herbison noted that despite only being in the show for a year, Arena acquired "an army of female fans."

Rod Baker

Natalie Imbruglia played Rod's love interest Beth Brennan.

Rod Baker, played by Chris Lloyds, made his first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 5 June 1992 and departed on 26 June 1992. Rod is introduced as a new love interest of established character Beth Brennan (Natalie Imbruglia). Writers depicted Rod as a former Vietnam war veteran. Rod is more than twenty years older than Beth. A writer from TVTimes said that Beth sees Rod as a both her lover and a father figure. Imbruglia defended the pair's romance stating "it's what's in the mind that counts". Beth decides she wants to be with Rod after accepting her chances of romance with Brad Willis (Scott Michaelson) were over. She decides to accept Rod's proposal of marriage but struggles to be intimate with him. Their relationship faces problems when other characters in the show disapprove of their age difference.

Rod is Beth's fiance, who arrives in Erinsborough. Jim is shocked because Rod is much older than Beth, who is only seventeen and he had been drinking with Rod earlier. Jim Robinson (Alan Dale) tries to get Rod and Beth to call off the wedding but both are adamant that they love each other. However, Beth gets cold feet due to her bad experience with her mother's boyfriend realises the marriage would not work and Rod leaves.

Rick Alessi

Main article: Rick Alessi

Rick Alessi, played by Dan Falzon, made his first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 8 June 1992. Rick and his family were introduced to the show following several cast departures. The character remained on-screen until 9 March 1995. Falzon was seventeen when he won the role of Rick. He told a writer for Inside Soap that Neighbours was the biggest thing he had ever done and added "Neighbours is such a big show and Rick is such a great character." Shortly after Rick's arrival in Ramsay Street, he was followed by his mother and father to form the Alessi family. Falzon promised the family and their storylines would keep viewers glued to the screen. Within a year, the entire Alessi family had departed, leaving only Rick behind. Falzon quit Neighbours in January 1995. He told Inside Soap's Richard Arnold that he thought hard about his future and what he wanted to do next, admitting it took a lot of courage to leave the show. For hishis portrayal of Rick, Falzon received a nomination for Most Popular Actor at the 1st National Television Awards. A writer for the BBC's Neighbours website said Rick's most notable moment was "Winning a trip to London to see Michael Jackson with Debbie Martin." Ian Hyland, writing for the Sunday Mirror, branded Rick a "hearthrob" [sic].

Hannah Martin

Main article: Hannah Martin

Hannah Martin, played by Rebecca Ritters, made her first on-screen appearance on 20 July 1992. Hannah is the only child of Philip and Julie Martin and the younger sister to Michael and Debbie. Ritters joined the cast of Neighbours when she was eight years old. Ritters said "It was all a bit unexpected. I never had acting classes, but I did a school play once." Ritters took a five-month break from the show in 1998 and she said she really enjoyed it. She added that she had the chance to go to school every day and have a social life, instead of being tutored on set with her co-stars. In September 1999, Inside Soap reported that the Martin family had been written out of Neighbours and that they had already filmed their final scenes. In April 2005, Ritters reprised her role as Hannah for Neighbours' 20th anniversary episode in July of that year. For her portrayal of Hannah, Ritters was nominated for "Best Young Actor" at the 1999 Inside Soap Awards. The BBC said Hannah's most notable moment was "First noticing that Helen had died."

Benito Alessi

Main article: Benito Alessi

Benito Alessi, played by George Spartels, made his first appearance during the episode broadcast on 28 July 1992. Spartels chose to leave the serial to record an album and his final scenes aired on 28 May 1993. Josephine Monroe said Benito was a second generation Italian immigrant. He was "typically Italian" and wanted his sons to excel in everything they did. Producers established a rivalry between Benito and Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) when they go into business together selling cars. The character's profile on BBC Online states that his most notable moment was "Admitting to Cathy that he'd had a vasectomy without her knowledge." Writer Josephine Monroe thought the "childishness" between Benito and Lou was "hilarious".

Cathy Alessi

Main article: Cathy Alessi

Cathy Alessi, played by Elspeth Ballantyne, made her first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 29 July 1992 and remained until her departure on 4 August 1993. Following her stint as Meg Morris in Prisoner, Ballantyne took eight years off television to concentrate on theatre work. She then received the role of Cathy Alessi and revealed she could not turn it down. Ballantyne told David Nicholls of Inside Soap "I had a wry smile on my face when I read about the character of Cathy Alessi. She has two teenage sons, one just out of school and one still in school, and that's a very similar situation to my own." A writer for the BBC's Neighbours website said that Cathy's most notable moment was "Meeting her adopted daughter." Inside Soap's Josephine Monroe branded Cathy "supermum".

Stephen Gottlieb

Main article: Stephen Gottlieb

Stephen Gottlieb, played by Lochie Daddo, made his first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 12 October 1992. Daddo's casting was announced the previous day by Shelli-Anne Couch from '.'The Sydney Morning Herald'. Daddo was initially signed until December, with an option to extend his contract for another six months. In July 1993, Chrissie Camp from TV Week reported that Daddo had decided to quit Neighbours, after twelve months of playing Stephen. Camp revealed that Daddo would film his final scenes on 6 August, while his character would remain on-screen until October. Daddo stated that the decision was mutual between himself and producers, saying "They didn't know what to do with Stephen next and I thought a year in Neighbours was long enough for me." A writer for the BBC's Neighbours website stated that Stephen's most notable moment was "Fainting while watching Phoebe giving birth on video."

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Circumstances
6 January–14 February	David Brennan	Simon Stokes	Beth Brennan's older brother. He hides out in Lucy Robinson's room at the place where she, Brad Willis and Josh Anderson are staying in Surfers' paradise. When Lucy spots David she screams and Brad and Josh drag David out of the room and she threatens to call the police. David explains that he stole the key from Madge Bishop, who had been looking after the place, at the post office. He tells them he is short of money and thought the house would be empty but hid when the group returned. Brad and Josh realise David's harmless but Lucy remains unconvinced. The group meet David's sister Beth and let the Brennans stay with them over the holidays. They all become fast friends with Lucy being attracted to David and Brad and Josh compete for Beth's affections. When everyone gathers for a game of Cluedo and they speculate on the identity of the murderer, David and Beth become cagey and David loses his temper throwing the board across the room. Lucy is suspicious. David half-jokingly confesses to Lucy that he killed somebody but Lucy worries. When Beth jumps at the sight of a blue dress, Lucy becomes even more suspicious. Guy Carpenter pays a visit and overhears David and Beth talking and realises they are hiding something. When Guy confronts David, he becomes enraged and a fight breaks out. Beth then admits she and David have been hiding something; They have fled their home because David had hit their mother's boyfriend, Keith over the head with a vase after Keith tried to molest Beth and ran away thinking that David had killed him. Guy suggests they go to the police. David and Beth agree to do so, but before they can, their mother Bunny Lawson arrives in Surfer's looking for them. Bunny tells them Keith wasn't dead, just unconscious and she has ended her relationship with him after he tried to do the same thing to another teenage girl. David and Beth agree to go back home with their mother. Lucy talks Josh and Brad into delaying their journey back to Erinsborough so she can visit David at home. She arrives only to learn that David has a girlfriend and is saddened to learn he is back with her.
6-7 January	Dr Greer	Kate Whitbread	A doctor at Erinsborough Hospital who treats Glen Donnelly after his fall from the roof of Lassiter's hotel.
21–28 January	Shannon Keane	Bindi Edwards	A thief caught stealing from Gaby Willis' boutique, Gabrielle's. Gaby threatens to call the police but decides not to after Shannon tells her father has recently been retrenched and her brother is quadriplegic. Gaby offers Shannon a job but Shannon begins stealing from the shop. Gaby is unaware until she overhears Shannon bragging on the phone about getting Gaby to trust her. Gaby confronts Shannon explaining she knows that she lied and does not have a quadriplegic brother and tells her she has called the police.
28 January	Ted Downes	Tim Allen	Meredith Downes' husband. Ted and Meredith compete against Dorothy Burke and Brenda Riley in a radio quiz but lose to them.
4 February 1992, 30 April–10 November 1993	Dr. Neil Dawson	Mark Oddie	A local physician and friend of the Robinson family. He examines Paul Robinson after Paul suffers a breakdown. The following year when Paul's father, Jim Robinson dies of a heart attack, Dawson examines the body, confirming the cause of death and prescribes Jim's mother-in-law Helen Daniels, a sedative. A few months later, Dawson examines a catatonic Stephen Gottlieb and explains to his wife Phoebe that Stephen has retreated into to a fugue state and later is called to the Martin house to examine Julie Martin after she overdoses on pills. When Pam Willis collapses at home, Dawson diagnoses her with pnuemonia and recommends she rest in bed for a week. Dawson also treats Craig Slater when he has a breakdown after being rejected by Debbie Martin.
5 February	Rose Constintine	Alisen Merrey	Karen Constintine's infant daughter. Karen brings her with her when she visits Glen Donnelly in hospital following a roof fall.
10 February 1992, 21 September 1993	Gail Williams	Hilary Henshaw	A Senior Nurse at Erinsborough hospital and Pam Willis' suoperior. She catches Pam trying to put Glen Donnelly's file back after Pam's daughter Gaby tries to find Glen's whereabouts and reports Pam to Professor Armstrong. Gail later snubs Pam when she is accused of murdering Garth Kirby and continues to give her a hard time when she is cleared. The following year, Pam tries to retract a resignation from the hospital but Gail tells her their boss is away for several weeks. Pam accuses Gail of being out to get her but Gail later destroys the resignation latter.
11 February 1992, 4–20 May 1993, 9–15 December 1993	Bunny Lawson	Jan Huggett Brenda Addie	Beth and David Brennan's mother. She arrives on the Gold Coast after tracking down her children after ran away thinking David had killed her boyfriend, Keith. Bunny explains that Keith was only unconscious and believes Beth about his attempt to molest her after finding out Keith tried to do the same to a friend's daughter and has since thrown him out. Beth and David agree to go home with Bunny. The following year, Bunny arrives in Erinsborough ahead of Beth's wedding to Brad Willis. Bunny makes it clear she does not approve of Brad and Beth tells her not to come to the wedding. After Bunny argues with Brad's mother, Pam. Brad tells her nothing will stop the wedding. The wedding called off after Brad's infidelity with Lauren Carpenter is revealed and Bunny leaves. Five months later, Bunny returns to Erinsborough to stop the wedding between the recently reconciled Brad and Beth. She, Pam and Doug Willis try to track Brad and Beth down when they learn of their plans to elope. Brad and Beth have already married in a registry office but keep this secret and have another ceremony at Number 26 Ramsay Street.
19–20 February	Peter Banks	Jamie McGrath	Two Senior students who bully Toby Mangel when he begins Year 7 at Erisnborough High. After dunking Toby's head in the toilet, Toby brings them some food the next day but it is spiked with Chilli. Banks and Sharp threaten Toby to bring them some decent food. Toby then brings them a box of food but it contains Phoebe Bright's pet python, Oscar, who scares the bullies.
	Brett Sharp	Anthony Engelman
20–28 February	Roy Riley	Neil Melville	Brenda Riley's ex-husband. Brenda is shocked when Roy arrives in Erinsborough with his new wife, Simone. They have a conversation and agree to meet later, where Roy reveals he is still in love with Brenda, to her surprise. He asks Brenda to go with him to Malaysia, where he has a new job. Brenda is reluctant but agrees to go. However as they are about to depart, Brenda gets cold feet. The following week, Brenda has a change of heart leaves Erinsborough to join Roy.
20–21 February	Simone Riley	Clarissa House	Roy Riley's wife. She and Roy arrive in Erinsborough and meet Roy's ex-wife Brenda. The next day Roy ends their marriage after admitting he is still in love with Brena, much to the anger of Simone who blames Brenda. After she calms down, Simone tells Brenda she and Roy have a second chance and not to throw it away.
25-26 February	Lindsay Naylor	Matt Tingate	A Twelve-year-old boy whose entries in a junior art contest catch the eye of Helen Daniels. Helen is impressed but realises they were painted a long time ago .
26 February-2 March	Ken Naylor	Peter Tarbour	Lindsay Naylor's father. Helen Daniels pays him a visit to inform him that Lindsay has won a prize for $1000 in an art competition. Ken tells Helen that painting will only be a hobby to Lindsay and wants to keep it that way. Later that evening, Helen returns and notices paint on Ken's arm and discovers that he is the true artist. Ken admits he was desperate for the money begs her not to report him to the police and she agrees. Helen's son-in-law, Jim Robinson suggests to Caroline Alessi that Ken paints a mural on the Lassiter's complex. Caroline reluctant but agrees to let Ken paint the mural. The following week at the unveiling, Caroline is shocked to find an abstract painting and tells Ken this is not what she wanted, much to his annoyance. Christina Robinson suggests Caroline give Ken another chance but she refuses and tells him to remove the mural. Ken complies but takes the whole wall with him. Ken agrees to bring back the wall if Caroline pays him the $500 owed for the project but refuses to.
26 February–4 March	Russell Sykes	Jack Finsterer	Russell meets Lucy Robinson at the Waterhole and offers to buy her a drink. Throughout the evening Lucy gets progressively drunk, much to the annoyance of her father Jim, who is having a meeting with Mr. Udagawa. Lucy and Russell take a dip in Lassiter's lake in their underwear. Jim warns Russell off and drags Lucy home. The following week, Russell meets up with Lucy again but she rebuffs him. Russell spikes Lucy's drink and as Lucy leaves the pub, Russell tries to put his arm around her but she rebuffs him but falls down dazed. Lucy is able to regain her composure and fight Russell off, and splits his lip. He later apologises but Lucy tells him to go away.
4-5 March	Alexandra Lomax	Chantal Contouri	A former girlfriend of Doug Willis. Doug's sister, Faye Hudson mentions to Doug's wife Pam that Doug had previously proposed to Alexandra when they were younger and Pam was second choice. Pam confronts Doug about this and he admits to proposing to Alexandra but loves Pam now. Alexandra arrives and she and Doug catch up, unaware Pam has left a tape recording picking up their conversation. The next day, Alexandra invites Doug and Pam out for breakfast where she reveals that she loved Doug but knew it wouldn't work and tells Pam she is lucky before leaving.
6–9 March	Trevor	Ian Shrives	Trevor meets Brad Willis in the Waterhole pub. He sells him a VCR for $200, which is convenient as The Willis family have recently had theirs stolen in a burglary. When Brad takes the machine home, he realises that this is the family's VCR that was stolen the previous day and confronts Trevor at the pub and demands his money back. Trevor then challenges Brad to a darts competition for $400, Brad seemingly plays badly at first and loses the first game but wins the second. Trevor, despite losing, refuses to pay up the money. Brad then threatens to call the police and Trevor gives Brad $250 plus his watch as security until he can get the rest.
10–11 March	Marcus Stone	Ian Rawlings	An old flame, and business associate, of Caroline Alessi. Marcus visits when Caroline's brother-in-law Paul Robinson goes missing. He tells Caroline off his plans to find a new hotel chain to do business with. Caroline agrees to have dinner with Marcus but realises she is double-booked as she has a prior engagement with Mr. Udagawa, so asks her twin sister, Christina Robinson to pretend to be her for the dinner with Marcus. Marcus arrives, unaware the sisters have swapped places. The plan seems to work until Marcus makes advances towards Christina, who rejects him. Marcus then gets angry and tries to follow Christina upstairs but she pushes him away causing him to fall down the stairs. Caroline arrives home and Christina explains what happened. The girls have to think quickly. Marcus regains consciousness and Caroline fabricates a story that he took her upstairs after he fell. Marcus claims to remember the whole thing and signs the contract before leaving.
12–19 March	Garth Kirby	Roy Baldwin	A colleague of Doug Willis. He falls ill with asbestos poisoning and is diagnosed as terminal. Doug brings his wife, Pam Willis to visit him. Garth struggles between breaths and when Pam brings him a new tank of Oxygen, he asks her to help him die, much to his shock. Doug tells Garth off for his request and tells him that Pam could end up in a lot of trouble. When Pam visits again, she tells him that she cannot go through with his wishes. Pam visits Garth once more and while she goes to get him a glass of water, he steals some pills from her bag and when she leaves he takes them. When Pam returns with some painkillers for Garth, she finds him unresponsive on the couch and feels his pulse to find he is dead. Pam is then arrested and charged with murder. However, a message on Smithy, one of Garth's colleague's answering machine exonerates Pam when the audio reveals Garth's intentions.
18 March	Keith Hammond	Barry Main	A potential business client for Lassiter's. He and Caroline discuss business over dinner but are interrupted by Guy Carpenter. However, the following day Keith agrees to another appointment with Caroline. Christina Robinson, Caroline's sister attends the next meal with but is frequently distracted worrying over her baby son, Andrew Robinson and frequently rings babysitter Kim White, much to Keith's irritation. Keith initially signs off on the deal but reneges the next day, citing the twins as unprofessional.
18–30 March	Kim White	Damien Richardson	A nurse hired to look after Andrew Robinson. Andrew's mother Christina is shocked as she was expecting a woman. When Kim and Andrew disappear, Christina panics but they return and Kim explains he only took Andrew for a walk to settle him as her phoning the house constantly woke him up. Jim Robinson hires Kim as a live-in nurse to tend to his mother-in-law, Helen Daniels, who has recently been discharged from hospital. Helen is annoyed at first and wants Kim to go but she changes her mind. When Amy Robinson is run over, Kim tends to her and resuscitates her before the ambulance arrives. The Robinsons are grateful for Kim to saving Amy's life and Helen apologises for her behaviour. Kim then moves out after securing a job at Erinsborough Hospital.
20–23 March	Sen. Det. Clayburn	Peter Sardi	Two police detectives who arrest Pam Willis for the murder of Garth Kirby.
	Det. Sgt. Bridges	Dave Gray
10–22 April	Ray Stafford	Paul Smythe	A building contractor who Paul Robinson lies to about building a house for his mother, Anne on some land. Ray finds out that Anne has been dead for many years and then angrily strong-arms Paul into doing business with him. Doug Willis, a former associate of Ray warns Paul about Ray's ways. Ray then tries to manipulate Paul into changing alcohol suppliers for The Waterhole pub but Paul refuses. He then sends around his henchman Tony to attack Brad Willis, who works as a barman in order to intimidate Paul. Brad suggests calling the police but Paul refuses to do so. Ray and Tony grab Paul from his office and take him to a pier where they threaten to throw him off. Ray then decides to terminate the partnership and Paul agrees to fix the land contract.
	Tony	David Glazebrook
23 April–13 May	Walter Schofield	John Flaus	A Waterhole customer who falls unconcious. Brad Willis and Cameron Hudson work quickly to help Walter, who is a diabetic. Walter regains consciousness and thanks Brad and Cameron. As he leaves the pub, Walter drops his wallet. Brad and Lucy Robinson return the wallet to Walter the next day to find he lives in a large house and is quite wealthy. As gratitude Walter offers Brad a cheque for $50,000, much to his shock. Brad refuses the offer but reluctantly accepts Walter's offer of employment. Brad finds the job boring but Walter is full of praiser for him, ignoring his faults. Things come to a head when Brad warns Peter O'Donohue off when he begins making advances on Beth Brennan. Peter refuses to do any business with Walter and Brad subsequently resigns from his job, much to Walter's disappointment.
27 April–5 May	Laurel Adams	Liz Charters	A reporter for the Erinsborough News who asks Doug Willis to take several pictures for the paper in his garage and down at the building site. However, when the paper arrives a shot of Doug drinking beer and an article depicting him as a typical Australian larrakin is published, much to his horror.
1–18 May	Narelle	Lyn Shakespeare	Narelle is hired by Lou Carpenter for the grand opening of the Erinsborough branch of his dealership, Carpenter's Car. Madge Bishop, Lou's partner sees Lou and Narelle together and is suspicious they are having affair. Matters are not helped when Madge comes home to hear moaning coming from the house. When Madge confronts Lou, he admits to cheating but only on his diet and explains that he had Narelle bring him a pizza. When Lou is questioned over an armed robbery where his car was identified being driven by a man matching his description, Narelle provides an alibi for him, resulting in Lou being eliminated as a suspect.
18 May–20 November 1992, 10 October 1994	Lizzie Bryant	Marilyn Chestnut	Lizzie is the editor of the Erinsborough News. She arrives at Number 28 to see Doug Willis and tells him the photos he posed for several weeks earlier have attracted a lot of attention. She later meets with Doug's nephew, Cameron Hudson and asks him to turn a letter into an article, which he does. When Cameron writes another articles for the paper, Lizzie praises it but decides not to publish it much to his disappointment. It later revealed Gavin Hewyood applied pressure to Lizzie not to print the article. Two years later, Lizzie talks to Colin Taylor about the accidental shooting of Lou Carpenter by Malcolm Kennedy. Lizzie then publishes a story much to the annoyance of Malcolm's parents Karl and Susan.
28 May–20 November 1992, 15–19 March 1993	Jill Weir	Lyn Semler	Jill meets Doug Willis in the coffee shop after recognising his photo in the Erinsborough News. They get along well and when Doug leaves his coat behind in the coffee shop, Jill returns it to him and he introduces her to his wife Pam Willis and their daughter, Gaby. Jill tells the Willises that she is in the middle of a messy separation after her husband, Philip walked out on her and their twelve-year-old son, Ross. Jill turns to Doug's nephew, Cameron Hudson for legal advice to regain custody of Ross who has been residing with is grandmother, Barabara since the divorce. When Ross berates Jill, accusing her of hurting Barbara and driving Philip away, Doug recommends that Jill shows him the letter Philip wrote, which details his wishes to no longer be in contact with Ross or Jill. Ross reads the letter and is upset, and apologises to Jill and asks to return to live with her. Jill agrees and they leave. Several months later, The Willises learn that Ross has drowned while on school trip and Doug visits Jill to express his condolences and Jill is grateful. After taking a meal around to Doug, Jill becomes increasingly dependant on Doug and attracted to him and makes advances towards him, which rebuffs. Jill, undeterred, continues and when she learns from Doug's son, Brad that Doug is going to a work convention at a hotel without Pam, she follows him there. Jill and Doug have sex, which Doug immediately regrets and tells Jill that this is a one-off. Jill will not listen and schemes to be closer to Doug. She tells Pam cryptically that she is dating a builder around Doug's age. Doug warns Jill to stay away and she agrees to. However, while Doug is away, Pam agrees to let Jill stay for several weeks. Jill tries to drive a wedge between Doug and Pam by setting up a lunch date but disappearing leaving Pam alone with Jim Robinson. Pam confronts Jill about this and she admits she did it for a bit of fun. Doug is shocked when he returns from Queensland to find Jill living in the house and tells her to leave or he will tell Pam everything. Jill calls Doug's bluff and he backs down after saying that it would only drive Pam towards Jim. Doug, initially suspicious of Pam and Jim, refuses to believe Jill. Doug desperately tries to rid himself of Jill by helping her find a flat or being openly hostile to her in front of Pam. Jill then threatens suicide, Doug thinks she's bluffing but he and Pam arrive home to find Jill passed out in their bed after taking half a bottle of pills. She is rushed to hospital and survives, telling Doug her plan worked but he rejects her for the final time. Jill then tells Pam about the affair, which Doug admits, prompting Pam to throw him out. When Jill is discharged from hospital, she collects her belongs from the Willises and stirs things further by telling Gaby that she and Doug are moving in together. Doug goes to see Jill and blames her for the collapse of his marriage and tells her he could never love her and leaves. Jill climbs to the outer balcony and threatens to jump if Doug leaves. Doug, refusing to play the game leaves. Lou Carpenter arrives and tries to talk Jill down and is successful and takes her to hospital. Jill agrees to see a psychiatrist. Several months later, Jill reappears when she and Jim have a car crash. Jim takes her to hospital and they are seen by Pam, who has recently reconciled with Doug. Doug and Pam warn Jim about getting involved with Jill and are shocked to learn that Jill has booked them a weekend away. Jill explains to Jim that she booked the hotel as a way of making amends for the trouble she caused.
3–23 June	Ross Weir	Che Broadbent	Jill Weir's son. He resents Jill for his father, Philip, leaving them and is rude to her when they have dinner with Doug and Pam Willis. Ross warms up to Doug and makes friends with Toby Mangel. When Jill goes to collect him from his grandmother, Barbara, Ross refuses to go home with her and Barabara tells Jill to leave. A few days later, Ross accuses Jill of hurting Barbara and Doug and Pam suggest Ross reads Philip's letter to Jill, in which it details him not wanting any further contact with Jill and Ross, who he believes to be a wimp. Ross is left devastated and apologises to Jill and they go home. Ross later drowns, leaving Jill devastated.
9 June–18 August	Sgt Hill	Malcolm Lane	Hill arrives to question Lou Carpenter over a car that was used in an armed robbery. Several months later, Hill is present when Hannah Martin tries to identify Raymond Chambers as the man who tried to abduct her but Hannah cannot make a positive match as none of the of the suspects in the identity parade are Raymond.
11–22 June	Barbara Weir	Wynne Pullman	Jill Weir's mother-in-law. Jill and Barbara are locked in a custody battle over Jill's son Ross. There is ill feeling as Barbara blames Jill for the breakdown of her marriage to Ross' father, Philip and made Ross think the same. When Jill arrives at Barbara's with Cameron Hudson, Ross tell her to leave. The following week, Jill returns in an attempt to get Barbara to return Ross to her but she is hostile and refuses to do so. Pam Willis rants at Barbara for her treatment of Jill but receives a shock when she learns that Barbara is an major investor in a retirement home project her husband, Doug is due to work on. However, Barbara pulls out of the deal and Jill regains Ross.
15 June 1992, 10 February 1993, 18 March 1994	Chauffeur	Peter Lane	A local Chauffeur who works for Home James, Helen Daniels' company. He drives a limousine booked by Cameron Hudson for his date with Lucy Robinson to a fancy dress party. The Chauffeur reappears when Rick Alessi and Debbie Martin skip school to go to the Elliot Park film studios and later when Brett Stark takes Debbie out on an expensive date.
30 June–7 July, 22 September–9 October	Zed	Gavan McLaren	A local punk musician who dates Gaby Willis. Gaby's parents Doug and Pam are not too keen on him and Gaby finds herself double-booked when she accepts a dinner invitation from Simon Hunter on the same night as her second date with Zed and has to turn both down. A few months later, Zed wonders why Gaby is not seen keen on him drastically overhauls his image to a more conservative look. Gaby tells Zed she is not looking for anything heavy and later invites him over for a meal. Doug is still disapproving of Zed and warns him off Gaby, which Gaby overhears and argues with Doug, leaving to her threatening to move out. Zed's musician friends make a lot of noise with their band, much to Pam's annoyance. Pam issues Gaby an ultimatum and she moves in across the street with her cousin Cameron Hudson. Zed is not seen after this.
1 July–11 August	Jacqueline Summers	Tiffany Lamb	Jacqueline appears when Cameron Hudson and Rick Alessi find a note alleging a kidnap with her address. When the guys hear Amanda Morgan saying she's been kidnapped, After Jacqueline denies this Cameron goes to call the police Jacqueline is babysitting Amanda, he apologises and leaves. Cameron is frustrated when he learns Jacqueline called for him at a fancy dress party and missed her call and goes to great lengths to track her down. However, Jacqueline arrives in Ramsay Street a couple weeks later much to Cameron's surprise and they go on a date. Jacqueline tells Cameron not to get too close as her life is complicated and reveals that she is a suspect for a bank robbery in Elliot park and was involved with the real culprit who has implicated her as an accomplice. Cameron helps Jacqueline but she is arrested but is bailed. Marco Alessi overhears Jacqueline telling someone that she loves them and will meet them at Lassiter's lake, and tells Cameron prompting him to suspicious. It turns out the person is Jacqueline's mother, Eleanor. The real culprit for the robbery is tried and found guilty. Cameron asks Jacqueline to move in with him but she refuses. Worse is to come when Cameron has a photo of the real driver of the getaway car. Despite Cameron telling, Jacqueline he believes her, she decides to leave.
2-3 July	Eric Sheehan	James Wright	Eric is a client of Lou Carpenter. Lou invites Eric to dine with him and his partner Madge Bishop at Number 24. When Lou leaves the room, Eric makes a clumsy pass at Madge and Lou returns in time to see this and confronts him. When Eric realises the meal was a charm offensive, He leaves, terminating the deal. The following day, Eric arrives in the coffee shop and explains to Made his lack of confidence with women. He later arrives to tell Lou the deal is back on.
2 July, 24–29 September	Donna Burgess	Kerry Bartlett	A friend of Phoebe Bright's who dropped out of school the previous year due to her pregnancy. Donna brings her daughter Jasmine to the coffee shop when she meets Phoebe. Donna tells Phoebe that Jasmine's father has abandoned them and motherhood is difficult, which causes Phoebe, who is pregnant to consider changing her mind about keeping the child. Two months later, Phoebe meets Donna at the hospital who asks Phoebe to look after Jasmine as she has been finding it difficult on her own and has cut contact with her parents. Phoebe, reluctantly agrees to look after Jasmine but she and Dorothy Burke find it hard after Donna leaves a note making it clear that she can't cope. Jasmine cries frequently so Dorothy and Phoebe turn to Cathy Alessi for help. Cathy agrees to look after Jasmine and suggests to her husband, Benito that they adopt her should Donna not return. Phoebe tracks Donna down and tries to get her to take Jasmine back. Donna tells Pheobe she cannot cope alone. The Alessis talk with Donna about the possibility of them adopting or fostering Jasmine. Cathy later Donna that she and Benito had a daughter when they were 16 and forced to give her up and has regretted ever since. Donna admits she does not want to give her daughter but sees no other way. Cathy contacts Donna's mother, Gwen and after a tense reconcillation Donna and Jasmine leave with Gwen.
	Jasmine Burgess	Tiffany Haintz
3 July-1 September 1992, 23 August 1993	Ted Mason	Martin Trainor	A builder who works for Doug Willis' company, Willis Construction.
3-7 July, 27 August-1 September	Buzz Wade	Brett Swain	Buzz is a builder who works for Doug Willis. He resents having Beth Brennan working on the site as an apprentice and frequently sabotages her work. Marco Alessi warns Buzz to leave Beth alone but he is undeterred. When Beth suffers a fall on the site, ends up covered in Mud, Buzz laughs and Beth quits and she pushes him over before she leaves, However, Beth returns and he agrees to back off. The following month, Buzz takes an incriminating photo of Beth allegedly digging and threatens Doug into sacking her or the other workers will not return from their strike. Doug reluctantly complies and Buzz tell him the scaffolding has collapsed. When Doug inspects the scaffolding, it is clear it has been tampered with. Doug and the rest of the workers confront Buzz who admits he sabotaged the job so he and and a builder friend could take the job on for themselves. Doug then fires Buzz and reinstates Beth, who refuses at first but then agrees to return.
10 July 1992, 7 September 1993	Bus Driver	Bob Halsall	A local bus driver. His bus breaks down while Todd Landers is on board en route to the abortion clinic to stop Phoebe Bright terminating her pregnancy. He tells the passengers another bus will be along in half an hour but, Todd refuses to wait and runs off across the road and is hit by an oncoming van and later dies in hospital. The following year, The driver picks up Rick Alessi and Michael Martin, who has escaped from his detention center in order to stop Darren Stark committing armed robbery.
17–20 July	Annette Landers	Tania Uren	Todd and Katie Landers' mother. She arrives in Erinsborough for Todd's funeral, following his death after being hit by a van. Ahead of the funeral, Annette arrives at Number 30 to meet Phoebe Bright, Todd's pregnant girlfriend and presents her with a letter that Todd had sent to her in Adelaide, describing his love for Phoebe. Annette meets her ex-husband, Bob, who is attending the funeral under armed police guard. After the funeral, Bob takes Helen Daniels hostage, much to the shock of the other mourners. Helen is eventually found and Annette visits Phoebe before she leaves to return to Katie in Adelaide. Anette tells Phoebe she wishes they could have met in another way and invites her to Adelaide and tells her that she is glad she is keeping the baby. Annette later send Phoebe some baby clothes and writes Helen a letter.
28 July	Eleanor Summers	Judy Banks	Jacqueline Summers' mother. When Jacqueline makes a phone call, Cameron Hudson supsects she is seeing someone else. Jacqueline denies this and tells him she was talking to her mother. Cameron is skeptical and follows follows her to Lassiter's lake, the following day at 4pm and sees Jacqueline with Eleanor. Eleanor suggests that she and Jacqueline go away on holiday. Cameron realises Jacqueline is telling the truth but she is too angry to listen to him.
31 July–3 August	David Matthews	David Hawkins	A Skydiving instructor. He takes Lou Carpenter, Madge Bishop and Brad Willis up in a plane for a 3,000 feet drop. Brad jumps first, Lou is frightened but Madge pushes him to get him on his way. David asks Madge if she's ready to jump next and she tells him no and to take her back to the ground.
17 August–24 September	Raymond Chambers	Greg Parker	Raymond spots Hannah Martin when she is selling lollies. He tries to get her into his car but she declines. Raymond then tries to grab her and force her into the car until Toby Mangel jumps onto his back and stops him. He then retreats but then resurfaces a few days later on Ramsay Street much to Hannah's shock when she recognises his car parked outside her home. Worse is to come when Hannah learns her father, Philip Martin has taken a job working with Raymond. Hannah stays silent until Toby tells Hannah's mother, Juie about the incident. Raymond is then arrested and remanded in custody. However, several weeks later Raymond is bailed and is represented by Cameron Hudson much to shock of the Martins, who are Cameron's Neighbours.
20 August–16 September	Wendy Marsh	Nerida Leishman	The sister of Brad Willis' friend, Jeff "Swampy" Marsh. Brad introduces her to Marco Alessi, who wants Brad to sell his Scavenger Hunt prize to him; A weekend away in a hotel so he can go on holiday with Beth Brennan. Wendy suggest Brad go along but he is not keen on being a third wheel. After Wendy blackmails her way into the trip, the four of them set off. At the hotel, Wendy leaves her scarf in reception. When she returns to retrieve it, she screams in horror when she find the body of the receptionist who has apparently been strangled with the scarf. Wendy panics that she is a murder suspect and the group are not allowed to leave the hotel. However, it is quickly revealed this is a prank concocted by Brad and Marco as part of a murder mystery weekend. The girls plot revenge by having the "detective" play a murder victim. Beth screams and the guys come running. Wendy and Beth explain they hit who they thought was the murderer. Everyone is shocked when Marco suggests burying the body so no-one will find out it was them but Marco comes clean that he knew the man wasn't dead as he saw him move.
26 August–3 November 1992, 11-26 March 1993	Peter Knotts	Simon Hughes	A Science teacher at Erinsborough High. He is frequently a target for Rick Alessi's pranks. Following Dorothy Burke's departure, he succeeds her as Principal. Knotts suspends Wayne Duncan when he learns of allegations of Wayne having a relationship with Annalise Hartman but reinstates him when Annalise admits nothing happened. Knotts welcomes Julie Martin when she re-enrols at the school and praises her much to the ire of her classmates.
1 September 1992–2 March 1993	Davo	Brett Tucker	Davo works for Doug Willis' company Willis Construction.
11–17 September	Louise Chambers	Helen Rollinson	Raymond Chambers' wife. She visits Cameron Hudson at Number 32, after learning of her ex-husband's attempt to abduct Hannah Martin. Mrs Chambers tells Cameron, who is representing Raymond that he had done the same thing to their daughter, which lead to their divorce. She is convinced that Raymond is guilty as there was another incident in Hong Kong, which led to Raymond being fired from his job, forcing him to return to Australia. Louise testifies for the prosecution citing the incidents when Raymond is on trial and is cross-examined by Cameron. However, Raymond is found not guilty by the jury.
25 September-1 October	Dennis Parsons	Martin Crewes	A police officer who stops Helen Daniels and Dorothy Burke while they are driving. Dorothy recognises him as a former pupil. Dennis breathalyzes Helen and the reading reveals she is over the limit. He takes the women to the station where he charges Helen with driving while intoxicating and speeding, Dorothy is appalled and tries to appeal to Dennis to drop the charges but he will not change his mind. Helen represents herself on the stand against better advice and Dorothy testifies that the proposed sentence is an injustice and lands both of them in contempt of court and they are placed in custody for the night, much to the delight of Dennis.
29 September	Gwen Burgess	Suzanne Brenchley	Donna Burgess' mother. Cathy Alessi tracks her down after Dorothy Burke gives her a number. Gwen and Cathy meet in the coffee shop and Gwen is alarmed to learn that Donna is considering adopting out her daughter, Jasmine to Cathy and her husband, Benito. Cathy tells Gwen that Donna needs her mother but Gwen tells her that she reacted badly when Donna told her she was pregnant and Donna left home and cut all ties with her. Cathy takes Gwen to meet Donna but she is hostile and they argue. Phoebe Bright tells Donna not to waste this chance to make up with her mother, as she is estranged from her own mother. Gwen offers to help Donna with Jasmine accepts and the three of them leave.
2 October-11 November	Rhonda	Brianne Cuthbert	Rhonda and her friend Simone are arrested for prostitution and placed into the same holding cell with Helen Daniels and Dorothy Burke who are in for driving offences and contempt of court, respectively. There is a noticeable atmosphere between the four women but they soon get along. They are released in the morning. A few weeks later, Rhonda comes to Carpenter's Cars and asks Lou Carpenter to take her on a test drive, which he agrees to. She then suggests they have lunch and go back to her place. Lou is flattered but reluctant. It later transpires that Lou's partner Madge Bishop has hired Rhonda via an Escort Agency to spy on Lou. She tries to seduce Lou again but he works out that someone has sent her and suspects several business rivals. Rhonda then tells him that it was a woman and when she describes the person, Lou figures out that Madge set this up.
8-11 October	Lindsay Steiner	Jane Longhurst	The daughter of Benito and Cathy Alessi. The Alessis gave Lindsay up for adoption when they were teenagers and were unable to cope with a child. Benito and Cathy's son Marco decides to track Lindsay down but is rejected. However, Lindsay meets Marco for herself and he is shocked when she tells him she is his sister. Lindsay is annoyed at first for him disrupting her life but Marco persuades her to meet their parents and invites her to dinner, which she reluctantly accepts. The following night, Lindsay arrives for dinner where she meets her other brother, Rick who assumes she is Marco's date but is stunned when Marco tells him who Lindsay and asks him to keep quiet. During dinner, Benito and Lindsay argue, following a discussion about marriage. Marco is then forced to come clean. Benito visits Lindsay at the house where she is staying but she tells him to go away. Rick visits and she begins to warm to him. However, when Rick and Marco bring Lindsay back to the house, she accuses of them of setting up a meeting with their parents and storms off again. Lindsay eventually visits Cathy alone and asks her why she gave her away. Cathy explains that she and Benito were too young to be parents and that she had regretted giving Lindsay away and gives her the baby booties she knitted for her. Lindsay cries and tells Cathy about her marriage. The women make peace and Cathy asks if Lindsay will come for dinner, but she declines and tells Cathy she needs to make peace with her husband, Bill and her adoptive family.
30 October-18 November	Tammy	Michelle McClatchy	An Entrant in a local bikini contest. Tammy arrives on Ramsay Street looking for Brad Willis, one of the contest judges but instead finds his friend Marco Alessi who pretends to be Brad. They spend an afternoon together having sex. Word soon reaches Mick Cooper, Tammy's boyfriend who comes looking for Brad and when he find him they get into a fight. Tammy and Mick split up over this but soon she realises that she had got the wrong Brad. After some intervention from Brad's girlfriend, Beth Brennan, Tammy and Mick reunite.
3-18 November	Mick Cooper	Bruce Stadus	Tammy's boyfriend. He comes into the Coffee Shop looking for Brad Willis after he learns that Brad has allegedly been sleeping with Tammy. The real culprit, Marco Alessi, who pretended to be Brad, tries to put Mick off but Mick is adamant that he will wait for Brad. Brad arrives and Mick attacks him, provoking Brad to retaliate and knock Mick's tooth out in the process. Mick files assault charges against Brad and taunts Brad when he sees him in the coffee shop. He then begins harassing Brad's girlfriend, Beth Brennan and only agrees to drop the charges against Brad if Beth has sex with him. Beth then gives Mick the impression she will comply. Mick tells her he has broken off his engagement with Tammy, but Beth tells him that sleeping with her and suing Brad won't bring Tammy back. Tammy then enters the coffee shop and she and Mick reconcile.
13 November 1992-21 January 1993	Noddy Morris	Richard Piper	Noddy comes looking for Marco Alessi who owes him a great deal of money and begins intimidating Marco's family. He sends his brother to find Marco who is staying in London, but with little success. Noddy later rings Number 32 Ramsay Street, and asks Beth Brennan if Cameron Hudson lives there and she confirms that he does. Noddy then begins following Cameron and later applies pressure to Philip Martin to sell some of the land the Lassiters' complex owns to his boss .Gavin Heywood after Philip delays his decision. He then question's Marco's teenage brother, Rick over Marco's whereabouts. Rickk tells him Marco will not be back. Noddy then has the Alesssi house ransacked. Cameron tries to expose Heywood's shady dealings but is caught him and Noddy and they threaten to thrown down a lift shaft unless he agrees to work for them. On Heywood's orders; Noddy starts a fire at cottage behind that nearly kills Beth, Brad Willis and Hannah Martin. Noddy then tells Heywood that he does not trust Cameron and that they should have killed him while they had the chance. Cameron overhears this and notifies the police who arrest Heywood and Noddy.
17 November	Noddy's Brother	David Glazebrook	The brother of Noddy Morris. He is sent to find Marco Alessi after Noddy tells him he is in London. He ambushes Marco's younger brother, Rick at the Carlton Tower hotel, demanding to know Marco is. Rick tells him he does not know. Noddy's brother leaves, telling Rick he will catch up with Marco.
18-27 November	George Carter	Andrew Dicks	A boy who steals Rick Alessi's camera in Trafalgar Square on a bus. Rick and Debbie Martin chase George across London and end up outside Arsenal Stadium. When Rick and Debbie finally catch up to George, he and a gang of friends corner the, but George's father, Mr. Carter, who works as a groundsman, shoos them away, and scolds him for stealing. George protests it's for his sick brother Terry but his father will not stand for it and hands the camera back to Rick. Several days later, Rick and Debbie track George down and Debbie offers him her camera but he rejects it. He later introduces them to Terry, who is suffering from cancer. George explains that he was trying to raise money to go to a Michael Jackson concert. Rick and Debbie then give George and Terry their concert tickets. Mr. Carter rewards them with a free tickets to watch Arsenal F.C. play. Several months later, George writes to Rick and Debbie to tell them that Terry has died.
19-27 November	Mr. Carter	Bill Moody	The father of George and Terry Carter. He works as a groundskeeper at Arsenal Stadium and forces George to give back the camera he stole from Rick Alessi and apologises for George's theft and explains that his other son, Terry is sick with leukemia. After learning that Rick and his girlfriend, Debbie Martin have given George and Terry their tickets to see Michael Jackson, Mr. Carter is touched and rewards Rick and Debbie with free tickets to an Arsenal F.C game.
24-27 November	Terry Carter	Lee Cheesewright	George Carter's brother. George introduces Rick Alessi and Debbie Martin. Terry is dying from Leukemia and as a result, George has been stealing to try to raise money for some tickets to see Michael Jackson in concert as he may not have long to live. Rick and Debbie give George and Terry their tickets and George and Terry's father rewards them with tickets to watch Arsenal F.C. play. A few months later, George writes to Rick and Debbie telling them that Terry has died.
24 November 1992-22 January 1993	Gavin Heywood	Peter Hosking	A local businessman who purchases some land in the local area. He meets with Philip Martin, who manages the Lassiter's hotel complex to discuss buying some land near the complex to develop for some commercial properties. Philip discovers that the land is not for sale. Cameron Hudson does some digging and finds that Heywood's friend Percy Slade is on the council and could easily get the land rezoned. When Philip is slow to sign the deal, Heywood sends Noddy Morris to apply pressure. Cameron sneaks into Heywood's office to find evidence of his crooked dealings but is caught by Heywood and Noddy who beat him up and threaten to throw him down a lift shaft. Cameron, fearful for his life, agrees to work for Heywood. Heywood then tells Cameron to convince Philip to sell. Cameron is successful and meets with Heywood in the pub with the papers and receives payment but is shocked when he learns his cousin Gaby Willis is Heywood's dinner date. Cameron tries to warn Gaby about Heywood but she will not listen. When Heywood stands Gaby up on a second date, she blames Cameron for interfering. Heywood then has Cameron convince his uncle Doug Willis to take on building work on his development. When Cameron is successful in getting Doug onside, Noddy is distrusting and Heywood agrees that Cameron should disappear. Cameron overhears their conversation and is worried. After some investigation, Cameron works out that Marco Alessi also did some work for Heywood and knew about his criminal dealings and took a floppy disk belonging to him before fleeing abroad. Cameron analyzes the disk and confronts Heywood, who presses a buzzer to call for Noddy to dispose of him but Cameron tells him Noddy has been arrested and the police arrest Heywood, too.
24-30 November	Rev Fitzsimmons	James Taylor	A Reverend at the local church contacted by Stephen Gottlieb and Phoebe Bright following their engagement. Fitzsimmons makes it clear that he does not approve of the marriage as Phoebe has only recently turned eighteen and is pregnant. He accuses Stephen of taking advantage of Phoebe and then leaves. The following week, Helen Daniels visits Fitzsimmons in an attempt to persuade him to change him his mind but he is adamant he will not. Helen then contacts Fitzsimmons' predecessor, Craig Richards who agrees to marry Stephen and Phoebe.
25-27 November	Casey Butler	Richard Aspel	Casey learns learns of Rick Alessi and Debbie Martin giving their Michael Jackson tickets away to leukemia sufferer Terry Carter and his brother, George and sends his researcher, Cliff to invite them to his show for a human interest story segment. Rick is nervous when he learns the show will be watched by 20 Million viewers and is worried that his and Debbie's cover will be blown as Debbie had lied to her parents about going to the outback with Helen Daniels instead of going to London with Rick for the concert. However, the producers assure them the show will not be aired in Australia and the teens agree to do the interview. Several days later, the show is broadcast overseas as Cliff believes Rick and Debbie would have owned up by now. Debbie's parents Philip and Julie are shocked when they see the show.
	Cliff Sandor	Tim Allen

References

Bibliography

• Monroe, Josephine (1994). The Neighbours Programme Guide. Virgin Books. ISBN 978-0-86369-831-6.
• Monroe, Josephine (1996). Neighbours: The First 10 Years. Penguin Group. ISBN 978-0-7181-4212-4.
• Mercado, Andrew (2004). Super Aussie Soaps. Pluto Press Australia. ISBN 978-1-86403-191-1.
• Johnston, Tony (2005). Neighbours: 20 years of Ramsay Street. News Custom Publishing. ISBN 978-1-876176-78-5.

External links

• Characters and cast at the Official Neighbours website
• Characters and cast at the Internet Movie Database

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