The longtime patriarch and owner of a local takeaway shop, serving as the emotional anchor and community hub for Summer Bay residents.
A senior non-commissioned officer in the Bushveldt Carbineers who testifies during the trial. His accounts provide contextual evidence regarding the unit's operations and the contentious orders surrounding prisoner treatment.
Harris's supervisor who initially orders the crocodile's execution. He reluctantly agrees to the relocation plan after Harris convinces him to pursue a non-lethal approach.
Stakovich is one of Mr. Wilberforce's two aides, described as dimwitted. He helps Wilberforce keep the children away from Castle House and is part of the gang involved in the planned break-in. The children and Miss Markham ultimately overpower the gang and help free the captive.
A builder living in a caravan park in far-western New South Wales. He marries Ampy via letter exchange but struggles to adjust due to cultural and religious differences, alongside the community's violence, alcohol abuse, and racism. After his best friend Tommo assaults and rapes Ampy, Kevin finds the courage to reject his past life and relocate to a new town to start over with his wife.
Ray Meagher has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Signature works include Summer Bay Slaughter, Mail Order Bride, Mystery at Castle House. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
