Career
Prior to her acting role on Neighbours, her experience was confined to TV commercials and television programmes, which included guest-starring on Raw FM.
During time on Neighbours, Bonner has been involved in many major storylines, emerging as a key character in the series.
On 3 June 2010, it was announced that Bonner had quit Neighbours after eleven years. The character of Stephanie will not be killed off, leaving Bonner a chance to return in the future. The show's executive producer, Susan Bower, said "The storylines on-air and coming up showcase what an exceptional talent Carla is and while fans will be disappointed, I promise Steph's farewell will be long remembered and will do the character proud."
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