List of births, marriages and deaths in Home and Away

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Home and Away is an Australian television soap opera, first broadcast on Channel Seven on 17 January 1988. The following is a list of the births, marriages and deaths, which have happened on-screen, since the show began. They are listed in order of year.

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Births

YearChildFatherMotherReference
1988 Christopher Fletcher Tom Fletcher Pippa Fletcher [1]
1988 Martha Mackenzie Brett Macklin Roo Stewart [2]
1989 Duncan Stewart Alf Stewart Ailsa Stewart [2]
1992Tamara Simpson David Croft Sophie Simpson [2]
1993 Dale Ross Michael Ross Pippa Ross [2]
1996Shane Parrish Shane Parrish Angel Parrish [2]
1997Paul RobertsBarry Michaels Irene Roberts
(surrogate for Finlay Roberts)		 [2]
1998 Olivia Fraser Richards Lachlan Fraser Chloe Richards [2]
1999 Byron Fisher Donald Fisher Marilyn Chambers [3]
2000 Bella King Warren Sandy King [4]
2000 Connor Nash Glen Tanner Natalie Nash
2001 Lily Smith Will Smith Gypsy Nash [5]
2001 VJ Patterson Vinnie Patterson Leah Patterson-Baker [5]
2003 David Simpson Blake Dean Sophie Simpson [6]
2004 Pippa Saunders Flynn Saunders Leah Patterson
(surrogate for Sally Fletcher)		 [5]
2005 Noah Smith Scott Hunter Hayley Lawson [7]
2006 Ella Hunter Unknown Tasha Hunter [8]
2006 Joe Morton Steve Braeburn Lee Morton [9]
2007Archie Hunter Kim Hyde Kit Hunter [10]
2009 Harry Holden Tony Holden Rachel Armstrong [11]
2011 George Franklin Penn Graham Nicole Franklin [12]
2012 Rocco Scott-Braxton Heath Braxton Bianca Scott [13]
2014 Harley Braxton Heath Braxton Jess Lockwood [14]
2015 Casey Braxton Darryl Braxton Ricky Sharpe [15]
2017 Luc Patterson Mick Jennings Billie Ashford [16]
2019 Grace Robbo Tori Morgan [17]

Marriages

YearHusbandWifeReference
1988 Alf Stewart Ailsa Hogan [2]
1989 Frank Morgan Bobby Simpson [2]
1990 Ben Lucini Carly Morris [2]
1991 Michael Ross Pippa Fletcher [2]
1992 Greg Marshall Bobby Simpson [2]
1995 Shane Parrish Angel Brooks [2]
1996 Donald Fisher Marilyn Chambers [2]
1997 Travis Nash Rebecca Fisher [2]
1999 James Fraser Chloe Richards [5]
2001 Vinnie Patterson Leah Poulos [5]
2002 Will Smith Gypsy Nash [5]
2003 Flynn Saunders Sally Fletcher [5]
2004 Rhys Sutherland Beth Hunter [18]
2004 Kane Phillips Kirsty Sutherland [18]
2004 Noah Lawson Hayley Smith [5]
2005 Dan Baker Leah Patterson [5]
2005 Graham Walters Amanda Vale [18]
2006 Robbie Hunter Tasha Andrews [5]
2006 Jack Holden Martha Mackenzie [5]
2006 Brad Armstrong Emily Vincent [5]
2006 Kim Hyde Rachel Armstrong [5]
2007Peter BakerAmanda Vale [19]
2007Jack Holden Sam Tolhurst [20]
2008 Ross Buckton Morag Bellingham [21]
2008Jack HoldenMartha Mackenzie [22]
2009 Tony Holden Rachel Armstrong [23]
2009 Aden Jefferies Belle Taylor [24]
2010 John Palmer Gina Austin [25]
2011 Romeo Smith Indigo Walker [26]
2012 Liam Murphy Bianca Scott [27]
2012 Harvey Ryan Roo Stewart [28]
2013 Heath Braxton Bianca Scott [29]
2013 Dexter Walker April Scott [29]
2014John PalmerMarilyn Chambers [30]
2015 Zac MacGuire Leah Patterson-Baker [31]
2016 Nate Cooper Ricky Sharpe [32]
2018 Brody Morgan Ziggy Astoni [33]
2018 Colby Thorne Chelsea Campbell [34]
2019 Robbo Jasmine Delaney [35]

Deaths

YearCharacterCause of deathReference
1988Eric Euthanized after being poisoned
1988 Kerry Barlow Shot [36]
1988 Alan Fisher Brain haemorrhage [37]
1988 Gary Samuels Jumped off a cliff
1989 Philip Matheson Fire [38]
1989 Rory Heywood Shark attack [37]
1990 Tom Fletcher Heart attack [2]
1991 Alec Gibson Heart attack
1991 David Croft Car accident [39]
1992Meg BowmanLeukaemia [2]
1993 Dale Ross Sudden infant death syndrome [2]
1993 Bobby Marshall Boating accident [2]
1995 Laura Bonnetti Hit by a train [2]
1995 Elizabeth Clarke Terminal illness
1995 Murdoch Roberts Murdered [37]
1995 Rick Car crash
1996 Shane Parrish Septicaemia [39]
1996Peter MossCar accident
1996 Michael Ross Drowned [2]
1996Colin ParkerShot
1997 Stephanie Mboto Fall [2]
1997Cathryn BarnesCar crash
1997 Saul Bennett Shot by Terri Garner [37]
1998Kylie BurtonDrug overdose [5]
1999 Brian Matthews Fall
1999 Ruby Collins Beaten
1999 Byron Fisher Cancer [5]
2000 Charlie Nicholas Car accident
2000 Ken Smith Crushed [5]
2000 Alicia Campbell Fall
2000 Gavin Campbell Mudslide [5]
2000 Ailsa Stewart Heart attack [5]
2001 Anna Miller Cancer [5]
2001 Miles Alcott Car crash [5]
2002 Charlotte Adams Drowned [5]
2002 Grigg Found dead
2003 Angie Russell Murdered [5]
2003 Troy Drug overdose
2003 Matt Owen Motorbike accident
2003 Eloise Lennox Leukaemia
2004Sue CampbellMurdered
2004Felix WaltersCrystal Meth overdose [5]
2004 Noah Lawson Shot [39]
2004Sarah LewisShot herself [5]
2004 Viv Standish Heart failure
2005 Zoe McCallister Murdered
2005 Benny Barron Sea plane crash
2005 Marc Edwards Blow to the head
2005Laura McPhearsonExplosion
2005 Joy Foxton Stroke
2005 Jim Wallace Found dead
2005 Chloe Richards Embolism [5]
2005 Leo Simms Hit his head
2005 Alison Free Car crash
2006 Flynn Saunders Skin cancer [5]
2006 Graham Walters Heart attack [5]
2006 Josh West Shot [5]
2006 Doris McKinnon Morphine overdose
2006 Eve Jacobsen Injuries from barn explosion [40]
2006 Tracey Thompson Injuries from barn explosion
2006 Elaine Armstrong Injuries from barn explosion
2006 Emily Armstrong Cancer [5]
2006 Dennis Gillen Shot
2006Tom WoodsMurdered
2007 Rocco Cooper Beaten [41]
2007Clyde DaleHead injury
2007 Beth Hunter Car crash [5]
2007Shane DeeksCar crash
2007 Lisa Duffy Head injury [5]
2007Colin MarshallShot
2007Bruce CampbellHeart attack [5]
2008John HallBrain Tumour
2008 Johnny Cooper Murdered [42]
2008 Sam Holden Heroin overdose [43]
2008 Axel Hay Hit and run [44]
2008Arthur ClayStroke
2008 Joe Morton Bone cancer
2008 Eric Nobbes Murdered
2009 Jack Holden Shot by Angelo Rosetta [45]
2009 Audrey Long Stroke [46]
2009 Lou De Bono Shot by Derrick Quaid and thrown
overboard by Hugo Austin 		[47]
2009 Belle Taylor Cancer [48]
2009 Grant Bledcoe Stabbed [49]
2010 Hayley Doven Post-partum haemorrhage [50]
2010 Mitzy Fraser Stroke [51]
2010 Penn Graham Stabbed by Will Smith [52]
2011 Thabo Manthenga VT arrest [53]
2011 Tegan Callahan Car accident [54]
2011 Hammer Shot by Charlie Buckton [55]
2012 Charlie Buckton Shot twice by Jake Pirovic [56]
2012 Stu Henderson Head injury caused by Sasha Bezmel [57]
2012 Liz James Chronic illness [58]
2012 Danny Braxton Shot by Casey Braxton [59]
2012 Rocco Scott-Braxton Sudden infant death syndrome [60]
2013 Gina Palmer Aneurysm [61]
2014 Ethan MacGuire Injuries from bomb explosion
caused by Jade Montgomery 		[62]
2014 Casey Braxton Shot by Jake Pirovic [63]
2014 Jake Pirovic Life support turned off by Andy Barrett [64]
2014 Dean Sanderson Murdered by Sam Kennedy [65]
2015 Denny Miller Head injury caused by Charlotte King [66]
2015 Trystan Powell Struck by a car driven by Charlotte King [67]
2015 Charlotte King Shot by Josh Barrett [68]
2016 Oscar MacGuire Crush injury from caravan explosion [69]
2016 Hannah Wilson Head injury from caravan explosion [70]
2016 Atticus Decker Shot [71]
2017 Billie Ashford Cancer [72]
2017 Beth Ellis Sudden fatal arrhythmia [73]
2017 Dennis Novak Shot by Robbo [74]
2017 Kat Chapman Car accident [75]
2018 Boyd Easton Shot by Colby Thorne [76]
2018 Hazel Easton Poisoned by Ebony Easton [77]
2019 Ross Nixon Shot by Colby Thorne [78]
2019 Sean Coulson Cardiac arrest [79]
2019 Tommy O'Reilly Stabbed by Teresa Masterson [80]
2019 Mason Morgan Shot by Phil [81]

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