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| Date(s) | Character | Actor | Circumstances |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23 January–30 July 2007 | Stanford Mundy | Michael Quinn | Stanford is a surgeon at Erinsborough Hospital and Karl Kennedy's colleague. He and his wife, Mandy, are invited to dinner at Karl's apartment with Karl and his girlfriend, Izzy Hoyland. Stanford interviews Boyd Hoyland, but is unimpressed with his lateness. However, he changes his mind once Boyd explains the circumstances. Stanford conducts a paternity test for Paul Robinson and Oliver Barnes and reveals that they are not related. |
| 6 April | Sally Jeffries | Isabella Stephenson | Sally is the younger sister of Lisa Jeffries. When Sally celebrates her birthday, Gus Cleary is enlisted to perform as a clown at her party, but his act fails to impress Sally's guests. |
| 13 April–14 January 2005 | Madeleine Lee | Madison Lu | Madeleine is the daughter of Lori Lee and Connor O'Neill. Madeleine is born in New Zealand and when Lori finds herself struggling to cope, she takes her to meet Connor. Connor struggles to bond with Madeleine at first, but he later relaxes. Lori moves to Lorne, but a few months later she leaves Madeleine with Connor for a few days. Madeleine is diagnosed with a serious ear infection, which requires an operation. Connor borrows some money and the operation takes place. |
| 4 June–2 February 2005 | Krystal | Estelle Andrewartha | Krystal is a personal trainer who takes on David Bishop as a client. David ends the sessions with Krystal when his wife sees them together. Boyd Hoyland gets a job at the Fitness For Life gym where Krystal works and she convinces him to enter a bodybuilding championship. Krystal offers him some human growth hormones and Boyd begins taking them. Boyd realises that Krystal is using him and he quits the gym. |
| 28 July–25 February 2005 | Caleb Wilson | Joss Kasper | While he is staying at a holiday resort, Caleb meets Summer Hoyland and they get on well. He gives her his details before he returns home and Summer eventually discovers that he is the son of a billionaire. Caleb and Summer exchange emails and he turns up in Erinsborough in a limo. Summer's friends do not believe that Caleb exists, until he arrives at her school on a scooter to pick Summer up. A few weeks later, Caleb sends Summer a letter telling her that she had met someone else. Caleb returns and he dates Summer for a few months until he starts putting pressure on her to take things further. |
| 27 September–30 November | Brendan Bond | Michael Wahr | Brendan Bond became known for his reputation with the ladies and he likes Lana Crawford when she transfers to Erinsborough High school. They begin seeing each other and Lana makes sure the whole school is aware of their relationship. After rumours about Lana's sexuality begin, Lana goes to a party with Brendan where he suggests that they have sex. At the last minute, Lana tells Brendan that she prefers girls and as she leaves, Brendan shouts abuse at her. The scenes of Brendan's homophobic taunts in the UK airing of episode 4593 received a complaint from a viewer, however, broadcast regulator Ofcom found the scene not to be in breach or out of remit. |
| 7–26 October | Buffy Only | Laura Gordon | Buffy is the editor of the underground gay magazine, Leichen. She meets with Sky Mangel and Lana Crawford, when they submit their comic strip, Freak Girl and The Enigma. Buffy assumes Sky and Lana are romantic partners and Lana calls her to set the record straight. Buffy asks Lana out on a date. Sky tries to put Buffy off, but Lana calls Buffy back and they go out. Buffy and Lana realise that they do not have much in common and Buffy tells her to follow her heart and be happy. |
| 17–29 November | Nick Sullivan | Angus Grant | Nick is Lori Lee's new partner. He frequently clashes with Connor O'Neill, the father of Lori's daughter, Madeleine. Nick mentions to Connor that he, Lori and Madeleine are moving to Adelaide and Connor takes Madeleine Lee when Nick's back is turned. Lori is sympathetic and agrees to call off the move. Nick gives Lori an ultimatum about moving, but she ends her relationship with him and Nick leaves for Adelaide. |
| 24 November–1 February 2005 | Doreen Cassidy | Anne Phelan | Doreen Cassidy is Charlie Cassidy's sister, she lives in a commune and goes by the name of Peace Dove. Doreen meets up with Charlie and his wife, Valda, while they are on their honeymoon and she accompanies Charlie to Erinsborough to his daughter Lyn. Doreen asks Charlie to tell Lyn about his state of poor health and Stephanie Scully overhears them. Doreen and Steph take Charlie to see his boat in his last days. Charlie dies and Doreen tries to make his son realise that he needs to let go of his guilt about losing touch with his father. Doreen leaves for Shelley Bay. |
| 1 December–12 January 2005 | Georgina Harris | Adrienne Smith | When Georgina hears that Lana Crawford has come out as a lesbian, she leaves a note in her locker asking her to the school formal. Lana believes "George" is a guy and is confused, but she goes to the dance. During the night, Georgina introduces herself and she and Lana bond and dance together. They later go to Lassiter's Lake. A couple of weeks later, Lana is due to go back to Canada and during her farewell party she says goodbye to Georgina. |
| 10 December–1 February 2005 | Michael Cassidy | David Paterson | Michael is the son of Charlie and Catherine Cassidy. Michael believes he is being pushed out of the family when Charlie meets his daughter, Lyn. Michael's aunt, Doreen, tells him that Charlie is dying and he returns to see his father and meet Lyn. As Michael walks into Lyn's house, he sees Stephanie Scully leaning over his dead father with a pillow. Michael thinks Steph killed him and he is happy when Steph is arrested. Lyn pleads with Michael to forget the past and reach out to his family and he apologises to Steph before leaving. |
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