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The Perfect Blend guide to the current characters of the show, their relationships and where they live. Click on any house or character name for a more detailed history.

Number 22: This house is currently owned by Paul Robinson, who returned to the area in early 2005 and purchased the house from Valda Sheergold. His daughter, Elle, lives with him, as does girlfriend Rebecca and her son Declan.

Paul Robinson: A local up until 1992, Paul Robinson returned in late 2004 to Erinsborough. Since his return, he has lost a leg after being pushed from a cliff, almost lost his life when his psychotic son, Robert, and lost control of Lassiter's hotel to daughter Elle, though he now works as a consultant for the hotel. He's also had a busy love life, getting involved with married Liljana Bishop, equally troubled Izzy Hoyland and much younger Rosie Cammeniti, as well as marrying, then splitting from, on the same day, Lyn Scully. After suffering a brain tumour, Paul's personality changed overnight and he finally became the good father and neighbour that Elle wanted him to be. He has recently been reunited with former fling Rebecca Napier, who is the mother of Oliver Barnes, Elle's ex-boyfriend. Paul then started having troubling flashbacks about murdering Gus Cleary in the Lassiter's fire three years earlier. The police felt that his confused memories weren't enough evidence to pursue the matter, while a concerned Rebecca moved to Lassiter's with Declan. She has since realised that she can't punish Paul for his past and they have got back together, while Elle is desperately trying to stop her dad from going to prison, and has helped him to track down Gus' sister, Laura, in the hope that she will give him the retribution he seeks. The plan backfired when Laura and her boyfriend Nick took Rebecca's younger son, Declan, hostage, demanding money. The pair were eventually arrested, and Paul decided to leave the past where it was rather than cause any more trouble. Rebecca and Declan have now moved back in with Paul, and flashes of Paul's old, ruthless personality returned as he tried to get treatment for Elle, injured in the warehouse accident.

Elle Robinson: One of Paul's five children, Lucinda - Elle for short - is one of the three triplets born to Paul and his second wife, Gail. Having grown up in Tasmania, with little contact with her dad, Elle moved to Erinsborough to stay with him in 2005. After a brief romance with Ned Parker, she almost fell victim to the bizarre revenge plot of her twin brother, Robert, when he planted a bomb in her car. Elle then had an on-off relationship with Dylan Timmins before he left town, then managed to con Paul out of ownership of Lassiter's hotel. She now co-owns it with Oliver Barnes and the pair were in a relationship, until Oliver's ex, Carmella, broke the news that she's pregnant with his child. Elle has now formed a close friendship with new neighbour Riley Parker, which Oliver is jealous about, and has now quit her job at Lassiter's and is pursuing a new career in journalism. Whilst looking for a story, Elle and Riley attended an illegal rave during which the roof collapsed and Elle was badly injured.

Rebecca Napier: Oliver's birth mother Rebecca gave him up to the wealthy Barnes family as a teen, believing her son would have a better life there. She went on to have another son, Declan, but, after learning the truth, Oliver tracked her down. She mistakenly believed that Paul Robinson might be Oliver's father, as she had a short fling with him once, but DNA tests ruled this out, and Rebecca has now admitted that Oliver's dad is Richard, a violent man who later raped her, resulting in Declan's conception. Thanks to Elle's interference, Richard has tracked the family down and Rebecca has decided to make his pay for what he did to her. Oliver donated a kidney to a seriously ill Richard and they are now waiting for his health to recover before pursuing the case. Rebecca is now working as a legal secretary for Rebecchi Cammeniti law firm. She split from Paul and moved into Lassiter's when he admitted to her that he was having flashbacks to murdering someone, but she later decided that he was simply confused and she shouldn't hold his past against him, so they got back together. She then helped Declan get through anger issues surrounding his father, and they decided to make a fresh start and moved back in with Paul.

Declan Napier: The 16-year-old son of Rebecca, sarcastic Declan has spent months committing petty crimes in order to help his mum with the bills, lying that he's spending all his time studying and doing a paper round. He has recently found out that he has an older brother, Oliver, and at first, was horrified but later found out that Oliver was very wealthy and realised that he could gain something from the situation. Declan then softened towards his brother and accepted his mum getting involved with old flame Paul. After meeting his biological father, Richard, and learning that he was the product of rape, Declan suffered with anger issues. Declan was then caught joyriding with Didge Parker and the pair were banned from seeing each other, and Declan was then blamed when Didge was knocked over in a hit and run accident. He ran off, and found himself kidnapped by Nick and Laura, who were out to get revenge on Paul Robinson, who had killed Laura's brother Gus three years earlier. Following Nick and Laura's arrest, Declan struggled to cope, admitting to Oliver that he was worried about turning out bad like Richard. After almost running away, Declan agreed to a fresh start. He and Rebecca moved back in with Paul, and Declan asked Didge out on a date, which ended badly as he struggled with her temporary disability. The pair almost kissed when trapped together in the warehouse collapse, but are still just friends for the time being.

Number 24: This house is currently owned by Harold Bishop, who lives there with his best friend, and business partner, Lou.

Harold Bishop: Harold lived here with his wife, Madge, between 1988 and 1991, in 1996 and then since 1997. Madge died of cancer in 2001. His granddaughter, Sky, lives with him and his son, David, died in a plane crash. He owns a General Store with best friend, Lou, and is a member of the Salvation Army. Sky gave birth to baby Kerry in late 2006 and Harold now doted on both his granddaughter and great granddaughter until they left for a fresh start in Northern Queensland, near to Kerry's father, Dylan.

Lou Carpenter: Longtime Erinsborough resident Lou has been a second-hand car salesman, Mayor and publican. He now owns and runs a General Store with Harold Bishop. In 2006, Lou found love with Russian internet bride, Mishka, who, because she was an illegal immigrant, was taken back to Moscow. Lou visited her, but returned and announced that the relationship was over for good and he intended to move on with Janelle Timmins. When Mishka then returned, she and Lou picked up where they left off, but her attempts to be granted residency failed when she tried to bribe an official and was deported. Lou now regularly visits her. He was recently shocked by the return of his one-time sparring partner, and almost girlfriend, Valda Sheergold, who convinced him to open his own website selling Russian goods. The company then went under, but Valda gave Lou a refund from her own savings, lying that it had come from Retail Dreams.

Number 26: This house was owned until 2006 by Lyn Scully, but she was forced to sell it to pay legal expenses. It was bought by Loris Timmins, the mother-in-law of Janelle, who was lodging with Lyn, and, later that year, Loris signed the house, and her 49% shares in Lassiter's hotel, to Janelle and what's now left of her family. Janae is now living in the house with Ned, his son Mickey, Ned's brother Steve, wife Miranda and children Riley and Bridget, as well as pet dog Jake and kangaroo Pouch.

Janae Hoyland: 18 year old Janae arrived in 2005, boy obsessed and ready to shake up Erinsborough. She soon got together with Boyd Hoyland and they got married in 2006, though Janae's use of a fake birth certificate meant that the union was not valid. She then quit school and started an apprenticeship at the garage, slowly winning over her boss, Christine Rodd. Her marriage ended when Boyd cheated on her with Glenn Forrest and she has since become manager of the garage, thanks to her mum helping her to buy it from Lou and Libby. She now lives at number 26, as the rest of her family moved to Cairns, and has started a relationship with Ned Parker, also becoming very close to his young son, Mickey. Ned, Mickey and various other members of the Parker family now share her home. Following news that Janelle is selling the house, Janae has been feeling pushed out, as Steve and Miranda don't want to involve her in their plan to buy it. Coupled with the return of Mickey's mum, Kirsten, an upset Janae ended up kissing Darren Stark, but quickly confessed to Ned.

Ned Parker: Naive Ned moved from the country town of Oakey to stay with brother Stuart. Ned developed quite a crush on Paul's girlfriend, Izzy Hoyland, but ended up getting together with his daughter, Elle, which ended badly. He then started up a personal trainer business at Lassiter's, thanks to a cash injection from his wealthy client, Loris Timmins. After dating Katya Kinski and losing his business, he turned to gambling to make money, which soon developed into an addiction. Ned robbed the Timmins family, ordered by Paul, who offered to pay back his debts. A guilty Ned admitted everything to the Timminses, who have since left town, except eldest daughter Janae. Ned and Janae have since become a couple and are living together, while Ned's life has been turned upside-down by the arrival of his big brother Steve and family, as well as the discovery that he has an eight-year-old son, Mickey, that he knew nothing about. Ned then won custody of Mickey, but Kirsten has made Erinsborough her home. Ned is now struggling to cope with the revelation that Janae, feeling pushed out of her home, kissed Darren.

Mickey Gannon: The result of a brief high school relationship between Kirsten Gannon and Ned Parker, Mickey was brought up by Kirsten and her grandparents. When they died, Kirsten struggled to cope alone and got in touch with Ned, leaving Mickey - and his dog, Jake - with him for a while. Ned struggled with being a father at first but, after Mickey was electrocuted, Ned told him that he was his dad and the pair have been getting along well ever since. They are now living with Ned's new girlfriend Janae Timmins. Kirsten has now made a permanent move to Erinsborough, delighting Mickey but leaving Janae increasingly isolated.

Steve Parker: Ned's older brother who recently moved up from Sydney with wife Miranda and adopted daughter, Bridget. Steve has taken over the former hair salon to turn it into his own practice. They have moved in with Ned and Janae, following a flood at their apartment, and have been joined by Bridget's brother, Riley, though Steve was disappointed when Riley announced that he'd dropped out of his vet sciences degree to become a journalist. The family then pulled together following an accident in which Susan fell asleep at the wheel and ran down Bridget, leaving her paralysed down one side of her body. Didge is now recovering, and Steve and Miranda are planning to buy number 26, which Janae's mum Janelle has put on the market.

Miranda Parker: Control freak Miranda is the wife of vet Steve. She used to be a real estate agent, but gave it up to go into event management. Despite her best efforts, Miranda struggles to be close to her two adopted children, Riley and Bridget. Since arriving in Erinsborough, she has struck up a close friendship with Susan, which was shattered when Susan accidentally ran down Bridget, leaving her in a coma. Though Bridget slowly recovered, Miranda couldn't forgive Susan for what happened, though she encouraged her to plead not guilty, realising that Susan being in jail wouldn't change anything. Following the trial, and revelations about Susan's health, the two women have sorted out their differences and are slowly returning to the close friendship they once had. Miranda is also trying to find ways to save money so the family can afford to buy number 26.

Riley Parker: Easy-going Riley was adopted by Steve and Miranda aged 12, when Bridget was 6, and he always felt that they only took him on because they wanted Didge. He gave up on a vet sciences degree to spend his time surfing, but recently decided to face his issues with Steve and Miranda and has returned to live with them, also successfully applying for a cadetship with the Erinsborough News. Riley has been growing close to Elle Robinson since he arrived, leading to a fight with Oliver over her affections, and they are now working together at the newspaper. They almost kissed while undercover at an illegal rave, but following the roof collapse, Elle is now recovering in hospital.

Bridget Parker: Tomboy Bridget, better known as Didge, is extremely close to her brother, Riley and adopted dad Steve, but struggles with adopted mum Miranda. Didge would rather hang out with the guys and play sport than go shopping and generally has a carefree approach to life, wearing her heart on her sleeve. She was delighted when Riley returned to live with the family, and is now trying to prove herself on the male football team, the Erinsborough Dingoes. She was growing close to Declan, but the pair were banned from seeing each other after being caught joyriding. Didge was then hurt in a hit and run accident and left in a coma, with Susan coming forward as the driver. Didge is now slowly recovering, undergoing physiotherapy, where she met Josh Taylor and they have started dating, though she is clearly still interested in Declan.

Number 28: Owned until 2004 by the Kennedys, Susan received the house in her divorce settlement from Karl, and married professor Alex Kinski, who then died from leukaemia. Two of Alex's three children, Rachel and Zeke, live with her, and she reunited with Karl in 2006 and they have since remarried. Pet dog Audrey, galah Dahl, turtle William and sheep Chop are also resident at this house. Karl and Susan's daughter Libby and grandson Ben are also staying at the moment.

Susan Kinski: Erinsborough High School teacher, and former principal, Susan moved here with her family in 1994. Her three children have since moved out of home and she divorced her husband, Karl, in 2004. She married Alex Kinski in late 2005, who died that evening from terminal leukaemia. She then got custody of Alex's younger children, Rachel and Zeke and Susan re-discovered her feelings for Karl and they became a couple again. Karl gave up medicine in late 2006 and, in early 2007, took Susan to London for the holiday of a lifetime where they were remarried and also bumped into Karl's ex-girlfriend, Izzy Hoyland, who subsequently gave birth. Susan overheard Izzy takling about baby Holly being Karl's and, once back in Australia, told him. Following a trip to Queensland, Susan returned suffering from tiredness, culminating in her falling asleep at the wheel and running down Bridget Parker. Though Bridget has now recovered, the accident has left her paralysed down the left side of her body. Susan was determined to plead guilty, and got her wish in the end, but when Bridget suddenly remembered that she fell into the road and Susan couldn't have avoided her, the whole case was turned on its head. Susan pled guilty, ending the trial by jury, and was sentenced to one year in prison, suspended for three years. Following her health problems, Susan has been diagnosed with MS and is trying to cope with her condition.

Karl Kennedy: Former GP Karl is a respected member of the community. Until 2004, he was married to Susan, but they divorced, with Karl admitting that he no longer loved her. He went on to have a relationship with Izzy Hoyland, but her lies ripped them apart and by mid-2006, he was back with Susan. In early 2007, he and Susan went to London where they remarried, and bumped into Izzy who ended up giving birth to baby Holly on their wedding day. Susan overheard Izzy in the ambulance, talking about Karl being Holly's father and, once back in Australia, she told him. Until recently, Karl was working as a drug rep for the corrupt Vivex corporation but has returned to medicine as a registrar at Erinsborough Hospital.

Libby Kennedy: Susan and Karl's daughter, Libby moved to Erinsborough with them in 1994, growing up into an opinionated and strong young woman. After completing a journalism degree, Libby worked for Erinsborough News and ran her own magazine, before retraining as a teacher. Her love life was no less complicated, but the big loves of her love have been Darren Stark and Drew Kirk. Her relationship with Darren ended in 1998 when he left Erinsborough, and she then got together with Drew, married him and they had a son, Ben. Drew died in 2002, and, in 2004, Darren returned to Libby's life. The pair struggled with their reunion at first, but by the end of the year, she and Ben had moved to Shepparton to live with him. Libby has now come back for a while to visit Susan in the wake of her recent problems, closely followed by Darren. Libby has since admitted that Darren cheated on her again, but is now trying to make the relationship work again.

Ben Kirk: 6-year-old Ben was born to Libby Kennedy and Drew Kirk. When Drew died six months later, Libby brought her son up alone, until finding love again with old flame Darren Stark and moving to Shepparton to be with him in 2004. Libby and Ben have now returned to town following Susan's recent problems. Ben has developed a close friendship with 9-year-old neighbour Mickey.

Rachel Kinski: Having been home-schooled for several years, Rachel started at Erinsborough High, where she quickly struck up a friendship with Bree Timmins. Rachel's father, Alex, then married Susan Smith, before dying of leukaemia. Rachel and brother Zeke stayed with new stepmum Susan, who, 18 months later, remarried her first husband, Karl, who gradually became a new father figure to the kids. Following a tumultuous relationship with Stingray Timmins, Rachel started seeing Ringo Brown, who then developed feelings for older Carmella Cammeniti, which led to him dumping Rachel. Though Rachel and Ringo got back together, she was nervous about the amount of time he was spending with housemate, and teacher, Pepper, unaware that she was helping Ringo deal with an eating disorder. Jessica then managed to split them up for good, and Rachel moved on with handsome older stranger Angus Henderson, who then turned out to be her new teacher. Despite this, the pair are pursuing a relationship.

Zeke Kinski: Slightly more naive than his sister, Rachel, Zeke was also home-schooled by his mother Francesca, until her death, when his father, Alex, took over. Following his father's death, he became mute due to the grief, but has now come to accept Susan and Karl, her first husband who she remarried earlier in 2007, as his parents. Zeke had a relationship with Bree Timmins, but they split up and he started seeing Lolly Allen. Though Lolly has gone back to the country to live with her dad, they were still a couple until she dumped him by text message. Zeke then struggled to deal with Susan's illness, and started sneaking out to raves, where he developed a new relationship with Taylah Jordan. Following the warehouse collapse, Zeke is unsettled due to Karl immediately going to help Libby instead of him.

Number 30: Toadie Rebecchi, Connor O’Neill and Stuart Parker own this house. The three boys bought it from Lou when he was declared bankrupt in 2004. Toadie is currently renting it out to married Rosetta and Frazer, who share the house with Frazer's younger brother, Ringo.

Rosetta Cammeniti: The elder daughter of Lucia and Rocco Cammeniti, and sister to Carmella. Trainee lawyer Rosie moved into 30 Ramsay Street after walking out on an engagement to Johnny Brown and beginning work as an article clerk for Tim Collins. She later admitted to new housemate Pepper that she is still a virgin. A love triangle with Paul Robinson and Frazer Yeats followed, and Rosie chose Frazer, unaware that he is actually Johnny's younger brother, George. When she found this out, she ended the relationship and moved back to her mum's but has since realised that she does love Frazer as he has found himself paralysed following an accident. The pair were reunited and recently got married in a lavish ceremony. Rosie recently started a law firm, Rebecchi Cammeniti, with Toadie, and recently returned from two weeks in Rome, where her Aunt Maria died. Rosie and Frazer then debated whether to start a family, though Rosie is more concerned with getting her career started.

Frazer Yeats: Professional gambler Frazer changed his name and identity and, with the help of Pepper Steiger, got himself a room at 30 Ramsay Street. Frazer has fallen in love with Rosetta and eventually won her over, but struggled to tell her that he was actually George Brown, the younger brother of Rosie's ex-fiance Johnny. When he finally told Rosie, she reacted angrily, but eventually realised that she still wanted to be with Frazer. They were on the verge of getting back together when Frazer was trampled by some horses at the racetrack and left paralysed. Rosie and Frazer eventually reunited and recently got married, with Frazer even managing to mend bridges with his estranged family before the big day. After receiving $50,000 compensation, Frazer almost bet it on a rigged race, which would have allowed he and Rosie to buy number 30, and invest in Rebecchi Cammeniti. He changed his mind at the last minute, and the money is now going into the business, while Frazer has found a new career as a taxi driver.

Ringo Brown: 17-year-old brother to Frazer Yeats, Ringo came to Erinsborough to find his older sibling, who had moved out of home when Ringo was only 10. Ringo found out that Frazer had changed his name from George in order to track down Rosetta Cammeniti, the ex-fiancee of their brother, Johnny. Ringo enrolled at Erinsborough High and developed a crush on Rachel Kinski. but their relationship didn't last long as he started to find her controlling behaviour too much to take, and turned to housemate Carmella, who treated him more like an adult. He quickly developed feelings for her and dumped Rachel, but Carmella realised he was too young for her and ended things after one kiss. When the pair were trapped following a minibus crash, Carmella lied to Ringo that she loved him to try and stop him from passing out. He briefly reunited with Rachel, but, following his problems with Carmella, he has developed an eating disorder, though only Pepper has picked up on the signs. As she left for Cairns, she told Rosie about the problem, and Ringo slowly overcame it, with help from Frazer, their mum Prue and counsellor Fitzy. He then grew close to school bitch Jessica, who was tragically killed during an illegal rave when the warehouse collapsed.

Number 32: This house was bought by the tenants, Max Hoyland and Steph Scully, in 2004 when the owner, Malcolm Kennedy, decided to sell. They married a few months later but are now separated. Following the breakdown of her marriage, Steph now shares the house with baby son, Charlie, Max's son, and boyfriend Toadie Rebecchi, as well as Steph's grandmother, Valda Sheergold. Pet dogs Harvey and Bob are also resident.

Stephanie Scully: The eldest daughter of Lyn Scully, Steph married Max Hoyland in 2004 and was stepmother to his two kids, Boyd and Summer. She suffered breast cancer twice, and gave birth to a baby of her own, Charlie, early in 2006. Her marriage slowly broke down over the course of 2006, culminating in Max going missing following suspected mental problems. He returned early in 2007, but the marriage was beyond saving and he is now working on the rigs. Steph has found new love with her old friend, lawyer Toadie Rebecchi, who has now moved in with her at number 32. Steph has also taken over the running of Max's bar, renaming it Charlie's, and has recently won a place on the local council. Steph recently turned down a marriage proposal from Toadie, then changed her mind, agreeing to a long engagement, whilst also changing her name back to Scully.

Charlie Hoyland: The baby son of Max and Steph, born in March 2006.

Jarrod 'Toadfish' Rebecchi: Local lawyer Toadfish Rebecchi has been in the area for over ten years and in that time, has changed from a troublemaking kid to a respected member of the community, and he now works as a lawyer. He was supporting Steph in the wake of Max running over Cameron, and Max's subsequent disappearance but the pair grew close and, as Steph's marriage ended, she and Toadie finally got together properly and are now living together. Toadie was behind the wheel of a minibus which crashed returning from Rosie and Frazer's wedding. He was found to be slightly over the legal alcohol limit and at trial received a fine and a six-month ban from driving. He and Rosie were both working for Tim Collins, but recently resigned in order to open their own law firm, Rebecchi Cammeniti. Toadie was devastated when Steph turned down his marriage proposal, but later changed her mind and agreed to marry him, after a long engagement. Toadie recently successfully defended Susan against her reckless driving charges, but suffered panic attacks and almost gave up his law career along the way.

Valda Sheergold: Colourful Valda Sheergold first appeared in Erinsborough in 2002, to attend Steph's wedding to Marc Lambert. The following year, she returned to stay with Steph's parents, Lyn and Joe, with the revelation that she was actually Lyn's mother, and not her aunt, as Lyn had believed for years. Valda continued to visit regularly, constantly flirting - and sparring - with Lou, and even interrupting his wedding to Trixie Tucker in 2003 to protest. In 2004, following the wedding of Steph and Max, married her childhood sweetheart - and Lyn's father - Charlie Cassidy, who died a few months later. Valda returned to help out Steph, and also to launch her online lingerie business, but after convincing Lou and Carmella to buy their own sites, the company went bust. Too embarrassed to own up, Valda tried to repay them from her own savings, but was found out after selling her car. She is now working at the bar to repay Steph, who helped her with her debts.

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Carmella Cammeniti: The daughter of head of the 'Erinsborough Mafia', Rocco, Carmella first appeared in 2003 as his spoilt daughter, and, over the two years that followed, made sporadic appearances in the life of Connor O'Neill. In 2006, he found her living in a convent and she became Sister Mary Catherine a few weeks later, but later quit the convent and started dating Will Griggs. After she found out that he was actually Sebastian Barnes, heir to millions of dollars, he disappeared and her affections then moved on to his older brother, Oliver, who came to Erinsborough to pick up the pieces. Carmella then took over her father's fruit and veg business, Celestial Fruits and came close to having a relationship with Ringo Brown, but they only kissed. This was enough reason for Ringo's brother, Frazer, to throw her out and she is now living in a flat, but has made up with Frazer and Ringo. Carmella has now moved on from Oliver and is in a relationship with business partner Marco Silvani. After a reasonably problem-free pregnancy, she suddenly went into labour two months early...

Oliver Barnes: Following the revelation that he was heir to the multi-million dollar Barnes family fortune, Will Griggs disappeared and his older brother, Oliver, turned up to pick up the pieces. Oliver then started a relationship with Carmella but later grew close to Elle Robinson and helped her to con her father out of Lassiter's hotel. Oliver is now part-owner, as well as being responsible for the hotel empire of Pamela and Clifford Barnes, the people he believed to be his parents. Having split from Carmella, Oliver was dating Elle when he met his birth mother, Rebecca Napier. Rebecca soon caused chaos by admitting that she believed Paul to be Oliver's real father, though a DNA test proved this not to be the case. Oliver has since found out that Carmella is pregnant with his child, a revelation which led to Elle splitting up with him. Following the kidnap of Declan, Oliver was forced to sign away any rights to the Barnes hotel empire in order to get the ransom money. He now lives in a hotel room at Lassiter's. He is finding it difficult to watch Carmella's blossoming relationship with Marco Silvani, but is also looking forward to becoming a father.

Daniel Fitzgerald: Known to most as Dan or Fitzy, Erinsborough High teacher and counsellor Daniel first appeared working at the school in 1999 and 2000, when he briefly moved into Ramsay Street, sharing with fellow teacher Tess Bell, and had a brief relationship with Steph. He returned to the area in late 2007 and worked, in his role as counsellor, to help Ringo with his eating disorder. As an SES volunteer, Fitzy also helped to rescue survivors from the recent warehouse disaster.

Marco Silvani: Italian Marco has helped run the family fruit and veg business for years, and it was at the markets that he first spotted Carmella, stocking up for her business, Celestial Fruits. After bumping into her one day and realising that she was planning to take her business online, but needed more funds, he offered to go into partnership with her, and she accepted. After struggling to admit their feelings, she learnt that he had once been married, and the argument that followed ended in their first kiss. They are now a couple and Marco is looking for somewhere else to live, as the owner of his apartment has returned from overseas.

Recurring Characters

Tim Collins: Ruthless lawyer, and former boss to Toadie and Rosie
Kirsten Gannon: Ned's ex-girlfriend and Mickey's mother
Angus Henderson: Teacher; Rachel's secret boyfriend
Justin Hunter: Erinsborough High student and member of Erinsborough Dingoes
Brad Jordan: Erinsborough News editor
Taylah Jordan: Student at Erinsborough High; Zeke's girlfriend
Dr Veronica Olenski: Doctor at Erinsborough Hospital
Darren Stark: Libby's long-term partner
Evelyn Wallace: Mother of the deceased Jessica

Please note that this information is based on UK broadcasts