List of Home and Away characters

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Home and Away is an Australian television soap opera that has been broadcast on Channel Seven since 1988. This list documents the current cast of actors and characters, both regular and recurring, as well as debuting, returning and departing cast members. It is organised in order of the character's first on-screen appearance. If a character has been portrayed by different actors, the most recent portrayer is listed first. It is followed by an alphabetical list of all former characters that have been credited as regulars, with the actors who played them. The durations indicate that the character made at least one appearance in every year in that period, not necessarily that they were a main character throughout.

Contents

Present characters

Regular characters

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Alf Stewart Ray Meagher 1988– [1]
Roo Stewart Georgie Parker 1988–1989, 2010– [1]
Justine Clarke
Marilyn Chambers Emily Symons 1989–1992, 1995–1999, 2001, 2010– [1]
Irene Roberts Lynne McGranger 1991– [1]
Jacqy Phillips
Leah Patterson Ada Nicodemou 2000– [1]
John Palmer Shane Withington 2009– [1]
Justin Morgan James Stewart 2016– [1]
Mackenzie Booth Emily Weir 2019– [1]
Tane Parata Ethan Browne2020– [1]
Cash Newman Nicholas Cartwright2021– [2]
Theo Poulos Matt Evans2021– [3]
Xander Delaney Luke Van Os2022– [4]
Rose Delaney Kirsty Marillier2022– [4]
Kirby Aramoana Angelina Thomson2022– [5]
Remi Carter Adam Rowland2022– [5]
Eden Fowler Stephanie Panozzo 2022– [5]
Bree Cameron Juliet Godwin2022– [6]
Mali Hudson Kyle Shilling2023– [7]
Harper Matheson Jessica Redmayne2023– [8]
Dana Matheson Ally Harris2023– [8]
Levi Fowler Tristan Gorey2023– [9]
Abigail Fowler Hailey Pinto2024– [10]

Recurring and guest characters

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Gary Morrow Peter Phelps 2022– [11]
Elandra Hudson Rarriwuy Hick 2023– [12]
Perri Hayes Cantona Stewart2024– [13]
Tim Russell George Pullar 2024– [14]

Cast changes

Upcoming and returning characters

CharacterActorDebut/return dateRef(s)
Ziggy Astoni Sophie Dillman2025 [15]
Dean Thompson Patrick O'Connor2025 [15]

Former characters

A

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Judith Ackroyd Anna Hruby 1999–2000 [16]
Charlotte Adams Stephanie Chaves-Jacobsen 2001–2002 [17]
Chloe Anderson Sam Barrett2021–2022 [18]
Mia Anderson Anna Samson 2021–2022 [19]
Tasha Andrews Isabel Lucas 2003–2006 [20]
Brad Armstrong Chris Sadrinna 2006–2007 [21]
Rachel Armstrong Amy Mathews 2006–2010 [22]
Billie Ashford Tessa de Josselin 2015–2017 [23]
Martin Ashford George Mason 2014–2018 [24]
Ben Astoni Rohan Nichol 2017–2020 [25]
Coco Astoni Anna Cocquerel2017–2019 [26] [27]
Maggie Astoni Kestie Morassi 2017–2020 [25]
Ziggy Astoni Sophie Dillman2017–2023 [28]
Gina Austin Sonia Todd 2009–2013 [29]
Hugo Austin Bernard Curry 2009–2010 [30]
Xavier Austin David Jones-Roberts 2008–2013 [31]

B

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Dan Baker Tim Campbell 2004–2007 [32]
Peter Baker Nicholas Bishop 2004–2007 [33]
Andy Barrett Tai Hara 2013–2016 [34]
Josh Barrett Jackson Gallagher 2013–2016 [35]
Morag Bellingham Cornelia Frances 1988–1989, 1993, 2001–2009, 2011–2013, 2016–2017 [36] [37]
Alex Bennett Nick Freedman1995–1996 [38]
Logan Bennett Harley Bonner 2021–2022 [39]
Sasha Bezmel Demi Harman 2011–2015 [40]
Donna Bishop Nicola Quilter1994–1995 [41]
Shauna Bradley Kylie Watson 1999–2002 [42]
Casey Braxton Lincoln Younes 2011–2014 [43]
Darryl Braxton Stephen Peacocke 2011–2016 [44]
Heath Braxton Dan Ewing 2011–2014, 2016–2017, 2021 [45] [46]
Kyle Braxton Nic Westaway 2012–2016 [47]
Tiegan BrookSally Marrett1997–1999 [48]
Charlie Buckton Esther Anderson 2008–2013 [49]
Ruby Buckton Rebecca Breeds 2008–2012 [50]

C

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Adam Cameron Mat Stevenson 1989–1994, 1999 [51]
Annie Campbell Charlotte Best 2007–2010 [52]
Geoff Campbell Lincoln Lewis 2007–2010 [53]
Kat Chapman Pia Miller 2015–2018 [54]
Nate Cooper Kyle Pryor 2013–2017 [55]
Miles Copeland Josh Quong Tart 2007–2011 [56]
Lucinda Croft Dee Smart 1991–1992 [57]
Luke Cunningham John Adam 1993–1994 [58]
Drew Curtis Bobby Morley 2006–2008 [59]

D

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Ric Dalby Mark Furze 2004–2008 [60]
Lynn Davenport Helena Bozich1988 [61]
Natalie Davison Catherine Mack 2012–2013 [62]
Blake Dean Les Hill 1990–1993, 2002–2003, 2005 [58] [63]
Karen Dean Belinda Jarrett1990–1991, 1993 [64]
Jasmine Delaney Sam Frost 2017–2022 [65]
Martin Dibble Craig Thompson1988–1990, 2000, 2002 [66] [67]
Edward Dunglass Stephen James King 1999–2000 [68]

F

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Jai Fernandez Jordan Rodrigues 2008–2009 [69]
Donald Fisher Norman Coburn 1988–2005, 2007 [70]
Simon Fitzgerald Richard Norton1991–1992 [71]
Sally Fletcher Kate Ritchie 1988–2008, 2013 [72]
Tom Fletcher Roger Oakley 1988–1990, 2008 [73]
Nicole Franklin Tessa James 2008–2011 [74]
James Fraser Sam Meikle 1997 [75]
Michael Piccirilli1998–2000, 2005 [76]
Lachlan Fraser Richard Grieve 1997–1998 [30]
Olivia Fraser Richards Various actors1998–1999 [77]
Ivy Latimer 2005 [78]
Raechelle Banno 2015–2018 [79]

G

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Christian Green Ditch Davey 2020–2021 [80]

H

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Brodie Hanson Susie Rugg 2000–2002, 2004 [81] [82]
Chris Harrington Johnny Ruffo 2013–2016 [83]
Spencer Harrington Andrew Morley 2013–2015 [30]
Roman Harris Conrad Coleby 2007–2009 [84]
Willow Harris Sarah Roberts 2017–2021 [85]
Jack Holden Paul O’Brien 2005–2009 [86]
Lucas Holden Rhys Wakefield 2005–2008 [87]
Tony Holden Jon Sivewright 2005–2010 [22]
Beth Hunter Clarissa House2003–2007 [88]
Henry HunterTobi Atkins2004–2005 [89]
Kit Hunter Amy Mizzi 2003–2007 [90]
Matilda Hunter Indiana Evans 2004–2008 [91]
Robbie Hunter Jason Smith 2003–2006 [92]
Scott Hunter Kip Gamblin 2003–2005 [30]
Barry Hyde Ivar Kants 2004–2006 [93]
Kim Hyde Chris Hemsworth 2004–2007 [94]

J

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Emma Jackson Dannii Minogue 1989–1990 [95]
Ryder Jackson Lukas Radovich2017–2022 [96]
Peta Janossi Aleetza Wood1999–2000 [97]
Aden Jefferies Todd Lasance 2005, 2007–2010 [98]
Elijah Johnson Jay Laga'aia 2010–2012 [99]

K

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Hunter King Scott Lee2015–2018 [100]
Tamara Kingsley Kelly Paterniti 2012–2014 [101]

L

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Jude Lawson Ben Steel 2000–2002 [102]
Noah Lawson Beau Brady 2000–2004 [103]
Ben Lucini Julian McMahon 1990–1991 [58]
Carly Lucini Sharyn Hodgson 1988–1991, 1997, 2000–2002, 2008 [73]

M

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Evelyn MacGuire Philippa Northeast 2013–2017 [104]
Oscar MacGuire Jake Speer2013–2016 [105]
Zac MacGuire Charlie Clausen 2013–2017 [104]
Martha MacKenzie Burcin Kapkin1988 [106]
Jodi Gordon 2005–2010 [30]
Greg Marshall Ross Newton 1991–1993, 2000 [107]
Sam Marshall Ryan Clark 1991–2002, 2005 [108]
Steven Matheson Adam Willits 1988–1991, 1995–1998, 2000, 2002–2003, 2008 [58]
Stephanie MbotoFleur Beaupert1996–1997 [109]
Mitch McColl Cameron Welsh 1999–2001, 2005 [110]
Mitchell McMahon2000 [111]
Jesse McGregor Ben Unwin 1996–2000, 2002–2005 [112]
Floss McPhee Sheila Kennelly 1988–1989, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008 [113] [67]
Neville McPhee Frank Lloyd 1988–1989 [113]
Denny Miller Jessica Grace Smith 2014–2015 [114]
Roxy Miller Lisa Lackey 1992–1995 [115]
Seb Miller Mitch Firth 2001–2004 [116]
Casey Mitchell Rebecca Croft1996–1997 [117]
Grant Mitchell Craig McLachlan 1990–1991 [30]
Brody Morgan Jackson Heywood 2016–2019 [118]
Frank Morgan Alex Papps 1988–1989, 1991–1992, 2000, 2002 [73]
Mason Morgan Orpheus Pledger 2016–2019 [119]
Tori Morgan Penny McNamee 2016–2021, 2024 [120]
Raffy Morrison Olivia Deeble 2016–2019 [121]
Liam Murphy Axle Whitehead 2009–2013 [122]

N

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Gypsy Nash Kimberley Cooper 1998–2002, 2011 [123] [124]
Joel Nash David Woodley 1998–2000 [125]
Natalie Nash Angelica la Bozzetta1998 [126]
Antoinette Byron 1999–2000 [127]
Rebecca Nash Jane Hall 1989 [128]
Danielle Carter 1994 [129]
Belinda Emmett 1996–1999 [130]
Megan Connolly 1998
Tom Nash Graeme Squires1998–2001 [131] [132]
Travis Nash Nic Testoni 1995–1999 [41]
Felicity Newman Jacqui Purvis2021–2024 [133]
Viv Newton Mouche Phillips 1989–1990 [134]
Phoebe Nicholson Isabella Giovinazzo 2013–2017 [135]
Bella Nixon Courtney Miller2018–2023 [136]

O

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Tug O'Neale Tristan Bancks 1992–1994 [41]
Maddy Osborne Kassandra Clementi 2013–2016 [69]

P

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Matt Page Alec Snow2013–2017 [137]
Jett Palmer Will McDonald2012–2015, 2017, 2019 [138] [139]
Ari Parata Rob Kipa-Williams2019–2022 [140]
Nikau Parata Kawakawa Fox-Reo2020–2023 [141]
Angel Parrish Melissa George 1993–1996 [142]
Nick Parrish Bruce Roberts1991–1994 [143]
Shane Parrish Dieter Brummer 1992–1996 [41]
Vinnie Patterson Ryan Kwanten 1997–2002 [142]
Uncredited2004 [144]
VJ Patterson Various actors2001–2006 [145]
Cooper Scott2006–2007 [146]
Felix Dean 2007–2014 [147]
Matt Little2014–2018, 2024 [148]
Skye Peters Marlo Kelly2015–2016 [149]
Kane Phillips Sam Atwell 2001–2005, 2008–2009 [150]
Alex Poulos Danny Raco 2001–2004, 2007 [151]

R

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Joey Rainbow Alex O'Han1996–1999 [152]
Curtis Reed Shane Ammann1994–1997 [153]
Shannon Reed Isla Fisher 1994–1997 [41]
Harry Reynolds Justin Melvey 1999–2001 [154]
Chloe Richards Kristy Wright 1995–1999, 2005 [123]
Damian Roberts Matt Doran 1991–1996 [41]
Finlay Roberts Tina Thomsen 1991–1994, 1996–1997 [155]
Selina Roberts Tempany Deckert 1994–1998 [41]
Louise Crawford 1996 [156]
Angelo Rosetta Luke Jacobz 2008–2011, 2020 [157]
Haydn Ross Andrew Hill 1990–1991, 1994, 1996 [158] [159]
Michael Ross Dennis Coard1990–1996 [160]
Pippa Ross Vanessa Downing 1988–1990 [73]
Debra Lawrance 1990–1998, 2000, 2002–2003, 2005–2009
Josie Russell Laurie Foell 2004–2005 [161]
Harvey Ryan Marcus Graham 2011–2014 [162]

S

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Flynn Saunders Martin Dingle-Wall 2001–2002 [163]
Joel McIlroy 2003–2006 [164]
April Scott Rhiannon Fish 2010–2013 [165]
Bianca Scott Lisa Gormley 2010–2014, 2016–2017 [45]
Ricky Sharpe Bonnie Sveen2013–2016 [166]
Robbo Shaw Jake Ryan2017–2020 [167]
Bobby Simpson Nicolle Dickson 1988–1993, 1995 [73]
Sophie Simpson Rebekah Elmaloglou 1990–1993, 2002–2003, 2005 [30]
Colleen Smart Lyn Collingwood 1988–1989, 1997, 1999–2013 [168]
Lance Smart Peter Vroom1988–1990, 2000–2006 [66]
Hayley Smith Rebecca Cartwright 1998–2005 [169]
Ella Scott Lynch 2005
Ken Smith Anthony Phelan1999–2001, 2003–2004 [170]
Nick Smith Matt Juarez1999 [171]
Chris Egan 2000–2003
Romeo Smith Luke Mitchell 2009–2013 [69]
Will Smith Zac Drayson 1998–2005, 2010–2011 [172]
Scarlett Snow Tania Nolan 2017 [173]
Ailsa Stewart Judy Nunn 1988–2000, 2002–2003 [73]
Nancye Hayes 2000 [174]
Celia Stewart Fiona Spence 1988–1990, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2012–2013 [175]
Duncan Stewart Allanna Ellis1989 [176]
Lewis Devaney1990–1998
Brendan McKensy1998–2001, 2004–2005
Benedict Wall 2016 [177]
Rob Storey Matthew Lilley1994–1995 [178]
Dani Sutherland Tammin Sursok 2000–2004 [179]
Jade Sutherland Kate Garven 2000–2004 [180]
Kirsty Sutherland Christie Hayes 2000–2005, 2008–2009 [181]
Max Sutherland Sebastian Elmaloglou 2002–2004 [182]
Rhys Sutherland Michael Beckley 2000–2004 [183]
Shelley Sutherland Paula Forrest 2000–2004, 2009 [184]

T

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Liam TannerPeter Scarf1996–1997 [185]
Belle Taylor Jessica Tovey 2006–2009 [186]
Dean Thompson Patrick O'Connor2018–2023 [28]
Sarah Thompson Laura Vasquez1993–1995, 2005 [41]
Colby Thorne Tim Franklin2018–2021 [187]
Cassie Turner Sharni Vinson 2005–2008 [188]

V

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Amanda Vale Holly Brisley 2005–2009 [123]

W

CharacterActor(s)DurationRef(s)
Dexter Walker Tom Green 2009 [189] [190]
Charles Cottier 2010–2013 [165]
Indigo Walker Samara Weaving 2009–2013 [69]
Sid Walker Robert Mammone 2009–2013 [191]
Kelly Watson Katrina Hobbs 1995–1997 [192]
Aaron WellesRichie Gudgeon1997–1999 [193]
Justine Welles Bree Desborough 1997–2000 [194]
Josh West Daniel Collopy 2001–2003, 2005–2006 [195]
Hannah Wilson Cassie Howarth2013–2016 [105]
Jack Wilson Daniel Amalm 1994–1996, 2000 [41]
Matt Wilson Greg Benson1988–1991, 2002 [196]

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