Casting
Main cast for this season consisted of:
- John Wood as Sergeant Tom Croydon
- Julie Nihill as Christine 'Chris' Riley
- Martin Sacks as Detective Senior Constable Patrick Joseph 'P.J.' Hasham
- Lisa McCune as Constable Margaret 'Maggie' Doyle
- William McInnes as Senior Constable Nicholas 'Nick' Schultz
- Grant Bowler as Constable Wayne Patterson
- Damian Walshe-Howling as Probationary Constable Adam Cooper
- Tasma Walton as Probationary Constable Deirdre 'Dash' McKinley
Semi-regular cast members for this season include:
- Peta Doodson as Inspector (formerly Senior Sergeant) Monica Draper
- Beth Buchanan as Susan Croydon
- Michael Isaacs as Clancy Freeman
- Suzi Dougherty as Dr. Mel Carter
- Axl Taylor as Len the barman
- Dennis Miller as Ex-Sergeant Pat Doyle
- Nick Waters as Inspector Ted Faulkner
- Helen Trenos as Celia Donald
- Stuart Baker as "Richo"
- Reg Evans as Keith Purvis
- Terry Gill as Superintendent Clive Adamson
- Karen Davitt as Doctor Zoe Hamilton
- Rachel Blakely as Gina Belfanti
- Beverley Evans as Harriet Keppel
- Alexandra Sangster as Anna Croydon
- Don Bridges as Charlie Clarke
- Marie Trevor as Lelia Clegg
- Pauline Terry-Bietz as Beth McKinley
- Frankie J. Holden as Jack Woodley
Notable guest stars included Frances O'Connor, Marg Downey, Lee Kernaghan, Radha Mitchell, Terry Gill, Raelee Hill, Louise Siversen, Rhys Muldoon, David Wenham, Norman Yemm, Andrew Blackman, Frankie J. Holden, Anne Phelan and Andrew McKaige.
With Grant Bowler's exit from the show, Ann Burbrook also returned to Blue Heelers to temporarily reprise her role as Roz Patterson.
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