Characters With Unknown Names
| Character | Notes about role | Actor | Years Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isaac | Jamie Forrest's boyfriend | Frank Tautali | 1993 |
| Bad Rapper | A rapper who auditioned to be a part of Kennedy's new talent line-up under Sam Aleni. | Jon Bridges | 1994 |
| Cheryl | Coffee Shop Worker | Lydia Eyley | 1994–1999 |
| Curtis Thompson | Rachels Boyfriend during her battle of fighting her first round of Alcoholism | Scott Michaelson | 1997 |
| Santa | A man dressed as Santa that worked at the Hospital when the truck drove into it. | Terrence Dale | 1995 |
| Bass | Cameron Duncan | 2001 | |
| Felicia | Catherine Waller | 2006 | |
| Paramedic Diego | Diego Betanzo | 2007, 2009 | |
| Policeman unknown character | (Sorting out TK's cousins & involved in solving the Ferndale killings) | Adam Burrell | 2007 |
| Fred | collapsed carpark patient | Jack Webley | 2007 |
| Aroha | TK's family member | Lana Garland | 2007 |
| Rick | Karlos Wrennall | 2007 | |
| Michelle | IV Bar/restaurant staff | Imogen Vivian | 2007 |
| The Killer | Mystery man stand-in for real Ferndale killer | Aaron Caville | 2007 |
| Lisa | attacker of Ted | Nicola Fitzsimons | 2007 |
| Ted | attacked by Lisa | Kelvin Jones | 2007 |
| Jaqui | Worker at the IV | Tabitha Avery | 2007— |
| Heather | would-be victim of Ferndale Strangler - Joey Henderson | Nicole Robson | 2008 |
| Marcus | paraplegic counseller | Lee Warn | 2008 |
| NZSL Interpreter | Interpreted Chris Warners speech into sign language for a special episode for deaf awareness week. | Kelly Hodgins | 2010 |
| Angkasa | Scotty's ex lover who leaves him her son. | Hweiling Ow | 2011 |
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