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Trust

Episode 6.01 (212)
Tuesday, February 11, 2003
Ratings: 1.40 million viewers

Despite his nerves and the unwelcome arrival of her father, Bron and Ben finally make it to the altar. Mitch’s drinking seems out of control and Terri is reliving nightmares of her father’s violence. Nelson’s trust is betrayed on the ward by an amorous nurse, and privately by his alcoholic wife. A new intern, Angus, is shown the ropes.

With: Robert Coleby as Professor Richard Craig, Rick Collings as Photographer, Maggie Dence as June Markham, Brendan Donoghue as Jeremy King, Nigel Douglas as Minister, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Deni Gordon as Sophie Yew, Mollie King as Tandi, Eliza Logan as Danielle Markham, Margie McCrae as Catherine Craig, Rohan Nichol as Aaron Collingwood, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, Nadia Scappa as Young Terri, Ben Tomkins as Geoff, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Briony Williams as Jill Daniels, Naomi Yoshinaga as Suzie

Heroic Measures

Episode 6.02 (213)
Tuesday, February 11, 2003
Ratings: 1.40 million viewers

Scott rescues a woman from a sinking car, and risks his job in the process. Rebecca’s 16-year-old Down’s Syndrome brother is brought in with appendicitis, revealing some deep cracks in the Green family. Angus accuses Mitch of giving a diabetes patient a heparin overdose. A squeaky wheelchair has Nelson pulling his hair out and taking matters into his own hands… with unfortunate consequences.

With: Travis Chapman as Charlie Green, Laurence Coy as Rod Cowles, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Anne Grigg as Sonia Green, Bart John as Lindsay Green, Anne Love as Sarah Gray, Rohan Nichol as Aaron Collingwood, Troy Planet as Dennis Poole, Katrina Vass as Kerry, Brad Weightman as Craig, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Clayton Williams as Martin 'Marty' Cowles, Paul Wilson as Mr. Dakin

Destiny’s Child

Episode 6.03 (214)
February 18, 2003
Ratings: 1.46 million viewers

The repercussions are immense when Paula discovers she is pregnant. Ben and Luke disagree over a call Luke makes, which results in a little girl’s death. An increasingly deaf Mitch and a worried Terri are at loggerheads over Mitch’s argument with Rose. Nelson’s been given a second chance at a promotion.

Guest Starring Tammy Macintosh as Dr Charlotte Beaumont, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, Camilla Ah Kim as Dr Hannah Lawson, Rohan Nichol as Aaron Collingwood, Frank Whitten as Albert Tolz, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Kain O'Keefe as Todd Sorenson, Ruth Caro as Carol Thiele, Indiana Evans as Milly Roberts, Robyn Forsythe as Collette Pullman, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Paul Lyons as Eric Roberts, Rebecca Barratt as Mrs Roberts

Broken English

Episode 6.04 (215)
February 25, 2003
Ratings: 1.37 million viewers

Mitch, who is again drinking heavily, lashes out at Terri and hits her. The next morning he wakes up hungover to find that she has gone. Arriving at the hospital, wanting to set things right, Mitch discovers that Terri had never arrived. Panicked at the thought of losing her, he tries to track her down and finds her at her sister Margaret's house, where he lashes out again, this time at Margaret's husband. Now both Mitch and Terri know that something isn't right, so Mitch undergoes a CT scan. And the news isn't good. Charlotte gains the trust of an elderlyİPolish man brought in and through a translator, discovers the horrific living conditions in the boarding house where he is staying. Paula is unfairly blamed after a minor neurological procedure goes wrong.

With: Jenni Baird as Paula Morgan, Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Victoria Longley as Margaret O'Brien, Tammy Macintosh as Dr Charlotte Beaumont, Bogdan Koca as Mikael Zielinski, Melissa Thomas as Linda Thompson, John Noble as Mr Madson, Bevan Wilson as Professor Walter Thomas, Robyn Forsythe as Collette Pullman, Terence Crawford as John O'Brien, Bronte O'Doherty as Cassie O'Brien, Halina Abramowicz as Interpretor, Alicia Livingstone as Donna, Alan Flower as Morris, Maya Le Bransky as Alice Thompson, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse

All Our Tomorrows

Episode 6.05 (216)
March 04, 2003
Ratings: 1.38 million viewers

Today is the day of Mitch's brain biopsy. A MS sufferer has reached the end of her road. A kid from a good school is found to be habitually sniffing paint thinners. Charlotte is faced with a terrible decision.

With: Maurie Barlin as Lewis Cole, Ashlee Broadbent as Jessie D'Angelo, Sandra Eldridge as Heather D'Angelo, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr. Nicola Hartley, Jennifer Kent as Joanna Hayes, Bevan Wilson as Professor Walter Thomas

Older and Wiser

Episode 6.06 (217)
March 11, 2003
Ratings: 1.31 million viewers

When Luke's father is admitted to hospital following a multiple vehicle accident but refuses to accept the diagnosis. On Ben's last day, he and Scott take different sides over conflicting accounts of the accident. Sinking into depression over his illness, Mitch returns to work and puts Terri in a difficult position. Angus is also depressed because his new Psych rotation is going badly. With her move to the country imminent, Bron urges Jared to apply for her job.

With: Jenni Baird as Paula Morgan, Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Tammy Macintosh as Dr Charlotte Beaumont, Helmut Bakaitis as Sal Forlano, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr Nicole Hartley, Ian Watkins as Bill Regan, Meg Chilcott as Professor Beattie, Matt Ruddock as Jason Cross, Doug Wiggins as David Cross, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Albert Nassour as Tony

Separation Pains

Episode 6.07 (218)
March 18, 2003
Ratings: 1.27 million viewers

Bron hates good-byes but it's going to be hard to avoid them. All she wants is an easy last day at work but that doesn't seem likely with one of her patients having his arm amputated. Terri's left to wrestle with the implications after Mitch has a sperm sample frozen. Scott gets a new ambo partner.

With: Jenni Baird as Paula Morgan, Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Tammy Macintosh as Dr Charlotte Beaumont, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Kate Sheil as Victoria Carlton, Emma Copping as Lucy Stevens, Paul Kelman as Neville McFarlane, Lisa Flanagan as Chloe Hanson, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr Nicola Hartley, Kim Hillas as Joan Marden, Wendy Lycett as Dr Jenny Kendal, Delia Hannah as Jill Walsh, Sarah Enright as Rachel Tierney, Jonnie Cocks as Evan Baker, Michael Ross as Mr Justice Abbott, Megan Wynn as Jill's Nurse

Note: Brian Vriends' final appearance

The Last Supper

Episode 6.08 (219)
March 25, 2003
Ratings: 1.32 million viewers

Terri has a romantic surprise in store for Mitch… and it becomes a celebration of life with all the family of Ward 17. Rebecca nurses a man whose son has been lost in a boating accident and comforts his grieving wife as they hope for a miracle. Charlotte learns that love never dies. Scott helps Alex come to terms with the difference between city and country attitudes.

With: Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Diana Davidson as Betty Harvey, Don Reid as Ernie Harvey, Khristina Totos as Ruth Leopold, Ned Manning as John Leopold, Patrick Thompson as Paul Stevens, Amy Mathews as Mary Cowper, Alan Flower as Morris the Florist, John Noble as Mr Madson, Raymond Duparc as Dr Henry Phelan, Lloyd Morris as Dr Burgess, Joanne Gabba as Nurse Harriet, Graham Kellecher as Celebrant, Carol Hopper as Seth, Luke Antonopoulos as Jacob Leopold

Note: Tammy Macintosh and Jenni Baird are added to the opening credits

Only the Good Die Young

Episode 6.09 (220)
April 01, 2003
Ratings: 1.45 million viewers

Mitch fights for his life on an operating table while the return of a patient has the staff of Ward 17 wondering where the justice is in the world.

With: Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, John Noble as Mr Madson, Kate Shiel as Victoria Carlton, Peter Fenney as Bruce Randle, Amelia Longhurst as Kerry Randle, Emma Copping as Lucy Stevens, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Tim Pace as Kurt Hayes, Ben Tomkins as Jeff, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse, Marc and Nathan Brown as Charlie Randle

Note: Erik Thomson's final appearance

Vale

Episode 6.10 (221)
April 08, 2003
Ratings: 1.41 million viewers

Family and friends turn out in force to pay their last respects to their beloved colleague. New nurse Sterling 'Sterlo' McCormack starts on the ward and Nelson and Paula are intrigued when he does everything in his power to avoid Colin Blackburn.

With: Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Nick Flint as Dr. Angus Drummond, Victoria Longley as Margaret O'Brien, Brett Climo as Malcolm Pussle, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Joy Smithers as Rose Stevens, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Libby Tanner as Bron Markham, Melissa Jaffer as Eileen Sullivan, Kate Sheil as Victoria Carlton, Emma Copping as Lucy Stevens, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Patrick Thompson as Paul Stevens, Shirley Sheppard as Dolly O'Riordan, Sam O'Dell as Wayne Dunstan, Robert Pearce as Piper

The Art of Flowers

Episode 6.11 (222)
April 15, 2003
Ratings: 1.40 million viewers

Terri's not coping in the aftermath of Mitch's death. After an awkward start, Sterlo saves a patient and bonds with Charlotte in the process. Rebecca's guilt over sleeping with Jared is compounded when Scott supports her through a crisis with her brother. Reg gets a date with the florist of her dreams.

With: Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Angela Punch McGregor as Carmen Shaw, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Joe Manning as Rufus Mathers, Travis Chapman as Charlie Green, Alan Flower as Morris The Florist, Bob Mercer as Mr Xenides, Luke Medland as Simon Charters, Sarah Woods as Jan Charters, Octavia Barron-Martin as Molly Reed, Paul Wilson as Mr Dakin

Fanning the Flames

Episode 6.12 (223)
Aus: April 22, 2003
Ratings: 1.30 million viewers
UK: March 19, 2004

Terri's grief reaches a climax when she ends up in hospital suffering from pneumonia. A new doctor, Vincent Hughes, arrives in Emergency and causes a stir. Scott and Alex bring in a patient suffering puzzling symptoms. Scott acts as Alex's love adviser… with a result that isn't quite as he expects. Matt falls for an attractive patient, unaware of what is wrong with her. Von and Luke are both sitting exams, with wildly different outcomes.

With: Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Angela Punch McGregor as Carmen Shaw, Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Rachael Coopes as Kirsten Sutton, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr Nicola Hartley, Stephen Leeder as Derek Howell, John Noble as Mr Madson, Lisa Flanagan as Chloe Hanson, Ben Dalton as Lachlan Sutton, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Patricia Cotter as Ally, Melanie De Ferranti as Madeleine Fleming, Diane Richards as Vera Fleming, Sam O'Dell as Wayne, David Whyte as Examiner, Bernice Darby as Doctor

Breathing Space

Episode 6.13 (224)
April 29, 2003
Ratings: 1.33 million viewers

Nelson is stunned when Terri calls to announce her resignation. Luke's confidence in getting the vacant VMO'S position is shattered by Dr Murphy. Jared puts Matt and Kirsten's blossoming romance to the test when he involves Matt in the care of Jenny Garfield, a cancer patient. Vincent struggles to get to the bottom of ovarian cyst patient Tina Blake's life-long halitosis problem. Terri is forced to confront her future when she learns the shocking truth about her neighbour Carmen's past. Regina's new flower arrangement puts Von and Sterling off-side and Sterlo decides it's got to go.

With: Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Angela Punch McGregor as Carmen Shaw, Jonathan Elsom as Professor Don Murphy, Rachael Coopes as Kirsten Sutton, Amelia Best as Jenny Garfield, Lisa Flanagan as Chloe Hanson, Rebecca Murphy as Tina Blake, Alan Flower as Morris The Florist, Kim Hillas as Joan Marden

Past Tense

Episode 6.14 (225)
May 06, 2003
Ratings: 1.36 million viewers

On Terri's first day back at work she clashes with doctor Vincent Hughes over a returned heart transplant patient who has broken leg. Nelson and Von go out of their way to shield Terri from a brain tumour patient. Sterlo is accused of having an affair with the mother of one of the under Seven's footy players he coaches. There is tension between Scott and Rebecca as Jared interferes in their relationship. Leanne Curtis starts working at the hospital making life difficult for Nelson, and compromising Jared's attraction to her when it's revealed that she is his new counsellor.

With: Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Lisa Flanagan as Chloe Hanson, Tamsin Durrant as Katy Sinclair, Steve Bowers as Howard Merchant, Barry Quinn as Dr Simon Byrne, Kathryn Hartman as Sue Everett, Rohan Mack as Tom Everett, Jack O'Shea as Brock Everett, Leon Fryer as John Tighe

Seeking Asylum

Episode 6.15 (226)
May 13, 2003
Ratings: 1.36 million viewers

Vincent's tragic past is revealed after a tough day looking after a TB patient from a government detention centre. He reveals his secret to Charlotte—his second wife was killed in a landmine accident. Suddenly, Vincent's harsh treatment of Terri, who is grieving for her late husband Mitch, makes sense. Terri fights for Malcolm Pussle's reputation, against Vincent and the CEO, and finds herself unpopular on both fronts. When Tony Hunter is admitted to the ward after violently bashing his head, Ward 17 staff, along with social worker Leanne, must get to the bottom his problems with his wife. Alex's girlfriend Chloe would be wise to look for a new career after causing a rather gory disaster in the hairdressing salon in which she works. Alex is mortified when he arrives at the scene and thinks the time has come for Chloe to let go of her dream—and their relationship. Luke wants to share his love of football with Max and Paula but things don't go as planned.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Brett Climo as Dr Malcolm Pussle, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Ewen Leslie as Tony Hunter, Sri Sacdprascuth as Silva Cortez, Suzie Stapleton as Angie Hunter, Lilly and Taylor Newbould as Millie Hunter, Lisa Flanagan as Chloe Hanson, Doreen Warburton as Mrs Wollstein, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Lynden Jones as Cameron Ballard, Lucinda Gleeson as Gina Hope

In Control

Episode 6.16 (227)
May 20, 2003
Ratings: 1.42 million viewers

Paramedics Scott and Alex are called out to attend a serious car accident, but Scott becomes concerned when he discovers Rebecca's parents are among the injured. The accident victims are making all kinds of claims about who's at fault, but Scott soon realises that the one thing they have in common is blaming Rebecca's dad Lindsay Green for being out of control. Scott suspects he had been drinking alcohol before the accident. Arriving at All Saints, Rebecca rushes to her parents' side but becomes disturbed when her dad asks her to steal his blood sample and lose it instead of handing it over to the police. She can't decide whether to help her father and compromise her ethics, or stand by the rules of the job. Nelson's relationship with Leanne reaches a crisis point. When Colin finds out that Terri and Charlotte have broken hospital rules he is furious and threatens Terri with dismissal. Sterlo tries to hide a footy injury from everyone, but when Paula finds out she reconsiders her son's involvement in the sport. Matt is deliriously in love with Kirsten but she is keeping a secret from him that could burst the bubble if he finds out.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Angela Punch McGregor as Carmen Shaw, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Rachael Coopes as Kirsten Sutton, Anne Grigg as Sonia Green, Bart John as Lindsay Green, Travis Chapman as Charlie Green, Abigail Bianca as Miranda Maloney, Beth Weston as Maureen, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Waddah Sari as Taxi Driver, Winifred Armstrong as Mrs Newman, Ken Gamble as Constable Payne, Irene Wolfison as Elderly Woman Driver

Best Intentions

Episode 6.17 (228)
May 27, 2003
Ratings: 1.48 million viewers

A woman revisits a childhood nightmare after she is involved in a car accident with her son and she refuses to believe nursing staff that he has survived the crash. Terri's plans for her neighbour, Carmen, end in disaster when she is transferred into the Pysch Ward. A new nurse, Frances Regan, has come halfway round the world to work with her great mate, Bron, but her timing couldn't be worse.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Angela Punch McGregor as Carmen Shaw, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr Nicola Hartley, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Alan Flower as Morris The Florist, Zach McKay as Dr George Hyne, Annie Lucas as Dr Carol Wong, Jillian O'Dowd as Jasmine Heselwood, Max Clearly as Gus Heselwood, Jason Lee as Nurse Sean Lim, Beth Weston as Maureen TPN Nurse, Keith Potten as Bill Trobeman, Christine McInerney as Ashley Dittman, Ben Tomkins as Jeff The Ambo, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse

Night Moves

Episode 6.18 (229)
June 03, 2003
Ratings: 1.50 million viewers

At the All Saints Annual Charity Ball, hearts are won and lost and Terri discovers that she may have misjudged Vincent Hughes. In the ward, Von confronts an enemy and comes face-to-face with the tragic fate of a woman whose life she has saved.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Joy Smithers as Rose Stevens, Olivia Brown as Kendra Blackburn, Jane Meikle as Laura, Matt Zeremes as Anton Mintov, Doreen Warburton as Mrs Wollstein, Pauline Anderson as Mrs Elizabeth Cornelius, Marilyn Eccles as Wanda Cornelius, Patricia Cotter as Ally, David Joyce as Dr Cameron, Ben Tomkins as Jeff The Ambo, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Steven Pelkey as Dr Anderson, Diane Richards as Vera Flemming, Lesieli Taufa as ICU Nurse, Short and Horny as Band (Ron Bannerman: saxophone, Al Wasson: drums, Bob Read: trumpet, Phil Swain: trombone, Dennis Lynch: bass, Dave McClymont: piano)

Sins of the Past

Episode 6.19 (230)
June 10, 2003
Ratings: 1.54 million viewers

Terri makes a serious mistake when she assumes she knows what her patient needs. Nelson and Jared disagree on how to best deal with a suicide attempt. Scott makes a decision on his future with Rebecca.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, Joy Smithers as Rose Stevens, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Amelia Longhurst as Kerry Randle, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr Nicola Hartley, Keith Aguis as Glen Masterton, Sharron Gambrill as Janelle Masterton, George Kowlin as Mini Skip Operator

No Place Like Home

Episode 6.20 (231)
June 17, 2003
Ratings: 1.55 million viewers

Everyone at the hospital is talking about the death of Rose Stevens, and what could have pushed her to take the final step. Terri Sullivan's relationship with Rose was always difficult, and now she finds herself battling it out with Rose's mother Victoria. The issue at hand is the welfare of Lucy, the daughter Rose had with Terri's late husband Mitch Stevens when he and Rose were married, who is now an orphan. Vincent once again sees the wrong side of Terri. Ward 17 is beset by in-fighting until Terri lays down the law. Scott is the victim of road rage, but he has to deal with his own anger too.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Kate Sheil as Victoria Carlton, Emma Copping as Lucy Stevens, Diana Davidson as Betty Harvey, Don Reid as Ernie Harvey, Marin Mimica as Detective Jason Manning, Ronny Mouawad as Detective Agostini, John Flower as Alan Marden, Barry Quin as Dr Simon Byrne, Tim Milner as Marcus Connor, Robert Owens as Charles Curry, Mark Dickinson as Brent Spencer, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Greg Try as Ian Hathaway, Mary Allan as Joan Wells

Presumption of Guilt

Episode 6.21 (232)
June 24, 2003
Ratings: 1.54 million viewers

Terri's enjoyable week playing mum to Lucy, while Victoria is in hospital, comes to an abrupt end when she is questioned by the police. It seems that Terri was the last person to visit Rose around the time of her death. Evidence given to the police by Vincent and Victoria only serves to confirm Terri as a person of interest in the investigation.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, James Elliott as Rex Gordon, Kate Sheil as Victoria Carlton, Emma Copping as Lucy Stevens, Marin Mimica as Detective Jason Manning, Ronny Mouawad as Detective Agistini, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Rohan Mack as Tom Everett, Kathryn Hartman as Sue Everett, Jack O'Shea as Brock Everett, Jules Sobotta as Michelle Larsen, Dave Bishop as Stuart Larsen, Jared Houseman as Corey Jacobs, David Grand as Coach

A Rock and A Hard Place

Episode 6.22 (233)
July 01, 2003
Ratings: 1.44 million viewers

Terri is locked up at the local police station after being charged with the murder of Rose. As she languishes in the cell throughout the night and the next day, her co-worker and friend Von battles to come up with the bail money. A glimmer of hope in proving her innocence comes from an unlikely source. Von nurses an aging dying nun who wants to make her final years more meaningful by leaving the order that wants to put her "out to pasture". Leanne, Jared and Rebecca are feeling trapped by their unhappy relationships at the hospital.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Merrick Watts as Lawry, Tim Ross as John, Rachel McNamara as Francis Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Beverley Dunn as Sister Roslyn Barry, Samantha Noble as Ebony, Denise Otto as Sister Ruth, Marin Mimica as Detective Jason Manning, Ronny Mouawad as Detective Agostini, Alex Morcos as Mark Jamieson, Kane Ingwersen as Tim Starke, Roger Smith as Allan Starke, Ben Tomkins as Jeff Carson, David Watkins as Sergeant Bray, Samantha Burns as Policewoman

The Things We Do for Love

Episode 6.23 (234)
July 08, 2003
Ratings: 1.48 million viewers

It's becoming obvious to Jared that Leanne is an alcoholic—her behaviour is getting worse—it is affecting her work—but what can he do about it? Treatment of a disturbed ex-navy man frustrates Vincent when the Navy won't take responsibility for his serious psychological problems. Still dealing with the pressures of Rose's death, Terri is offered extended leave by Joan.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Genevieve O'Reilly as Leanne Curtis, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Olivia Brown as Kendra Blackburn, Steve Le Marquand as Boyd Matthews, Lindsey Wallington as Emma Gates, Kim Hillas as Joan Marden, Lara Mulcahy as Josie Farmer, Phoenix Waddell as Melissa Farmer, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Nicolas Hartley, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Wadih Dona as Dale Cox, Anthony Cogin as Dr Barry Lord, Luke Peters as Martin Shaw, Jo Kenny as Prue Greenhouse

Suspicious Minds

Episode 6.24 (235)
July 15, 2003
Ratings: 1.51 million viewers

Vincent becomes entangled in Rose Stevens' murder investigation. Even his ex-wife, Dr. Beaumont, is starting to have some doubts about him. A promotion at the hospital is shifting Luke's career into top gear, but his love-life takes a dive when he does everything wrong on a dinner date with the lovely Paula. Charlotte discovers all is not what it seems with a patient, while Rebecca and Jared have unconventional last days at the hospital.

With: Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Natasha Beaumont as Rebecca Green, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Marin Mimica as Detective Jason Manning, Ronny Mouawad as Detective Agostini, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Alex Morcos as Mark Jamieson, Wadih Dona as Dale Cox, Colin Borgonon as Dr Peters, Gordon Boyd as Mr Pyke, Wendy Playfair as Gloria Mayberry, Sean Lynch as Darcy Thompson, Firass Dirani as Joe Malouf, Darko Kubata as Waiter, Gavin Duchov as Thug, Simon Freestone as Thug, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse

Now You See Me

Episode 6.25 (236)
July 22, 2003
Ratings: 1.37 million viewers

The investigation into Rose Stevens' murder reaches a dramatic conclusion. Extraordinary circumstances force Terri and Vincent to make a new beginning. A young, blind man fears that the operation to restore his sight will fail.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, David Downer as Colin Blackburn, Marin Mimica as Detective Jason Manning, Alex Morcos as Mark Jamieson, Phillip Holder as Dan Price, Olivia Brown as Kendra Blackburn, Alan Flower as Morris, Ronny Mouawad as Detective Agostini, Ben Barrack as Vincent Soames, Craig Murray as Detective Johnson, Christy McInerney as Ashley Dittman, John Atkinson as Sean Callahan, Greg Eccleston as Mr Morrison, Geoff Pont as Mr Harrison, Helen Tonkin as Marilyn Wood, Petrina Buckley as Mandy Callahan, Ben Tomkins as Jeff Carson

Note: Christopher Gabardi is added to opening credits

A Second Look

Episode 6.26 (237)
July 29, 2003
Ratings: 1.38 million viewers

Charlotte's professional standing is damaged when she turns up in emergency, apparently under the influence and behaving inappropriately. Paula and Luke reconcile after Max is hit by a car. Von realises that Nelson is secretly carrying a torch for Terri.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Jack Rickards as Max Morgan, Liz Alexander as Dr Alison Newell, Darren Schnase as Simon Baradine, Sam O'Dell as Wayne Dunstan, Bill Hughes as Professor Jacobs, Olivia Mackenzie Smith as Fiona Mills, Julie Lowe as Sylvia Herron, Choi Hyung Tai as Megan Saunders, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Sam Saunders as Sam, Mark Guyler as Race Starter

Some You Win…

Episode 6.27 (238)
August 05, 2003
Ratings: 1.32 million viewers

The usually gruff nursing sister Von Ryan has been doing everything she can to help a seriously ill patient and her daughter. But her world is shattered when the patient dies and the autopsy indicates Von may have been negligent in her care. Dr. Charlotte Beaumont is regretting her kiss with ex-husband Vincent Hughes. Never one to mince her words, she tells Vincent they can never return to what they had before.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windon, Angela Keep as Polly Spicer, Kirstie Hutton as ?, Mark McCann as ?, Melanie De Ferranti as Madeleine Fleming, Dianne Richards as Vera Fleming, Jason Ryder as Bob Khan, Rob Hodgson as Jim Clarke, Leo Domigan as ICU Nurse

Eyes Wide Open

Episode 6.28 (239)
August 12, 2003
Ratings: 1.31 million viewers

Matt freaks out when the body he's just delivered to the morgue suddenly "wakes up". Pronounced dead in emergency, the woman named Ellen gives Matt the fright of his life when she opens her eyes on the slab. Re-diagnosed as hypothermic, she is transferred to Ward 17 where it's Dr Charlotte Beaumont's job to help her recover. Charlotte puts her job on the line when she promises a daughter that her mother will live. Regina's birthday is ruined when Morris dumps her. Paula nurses a grown man who is terrified of the dark.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Rachel Coopes as Kirsten, Alan Flower as Morris, Shimon Moore as Tim Mannix, Mary Docker as Shelley Kernow, Pamela Morrissey as Ellen Kernow, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windon, Ben Fountain as Craig Dawson, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse

Friends in Need

Episode 6.29 (240)
August 19, 2003
Ratings: 1.33 million viewers

Terri is put in the middle when Von clashes with a visitor. Charlotte gets a black eye and shows a fiercely independent streak, in contrast to Vincent's care. Sterlo reveals a little about his family when stuck with an obnoxious patient. Scott and Alex discover the joys of golf.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Angela Keep as Polly Spicer, Maggie Dence as June Markham, Maggie Rouse as Paul Holding, Mary Rachel Brown as Sue Caldwell, Sean McKenzie as ?, Peter Talmacs as Eric Foster, Nathaniel Buzolic as Damon Lloyd, Ben Tomkins as Jeff Carson

Too Close for Comfort

Episode 6.30 (241)
August 26, 2003
Ratings: 1.31 million viewers

Three years after a bomb caused injury and chaos in the medical centre adjacent to All Saints General Hospital, another huge explosive device is set off by a disgruntled patient. This time, the bomb goes off in the hospital car park. As well as the immediate victims, there are ramifications for many in Ward 17. Usually at loggerheads, Terri and Vincent forge a new understanding as they care for a patient who has suffered horrific injuries in the blast. Meanwhile, Paula finds herself struggling to nurse the man responsible. Charlotte and Von have their hands full when a practical joke goes badly wrong.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Antonia Murphy as Lauren Wellham, Nicholas Garsden as Callum Phelps, Jeremy Wolf as Jamie, Victor Kline as Guest, David Bugeja as Brett Farrell, Monique Lehane as Alice Glover, Jeanene Litton as Mrs Glover, Huw Mckinnon as Les Carlyle, Marc Kay as John Spence, Matthew Colagrossi as Dr Michaels, Sue Bolding as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist

Complicity

Episode 6.31 (242)
September 02, 2003
Ratings: 1.28 million viewers

The husband of Charlotte's ex-lover, Liz, dies of pneumonia. Liz asks Charlotte to make out the death certificate. But tongues soon begin to wag around All Saints Western General about the man's sudden death—and his wife's relationship with Charlotte. Charlotte's career is in jeopardy as it appears the death is not as straightforward as it seems. An autopsy is the only way to determine what really happened, but Liz begs Charlotte not to order one and to trust her. Sterlo bonds with a teenage patient who has doubts about his masculinity. A handsome Priest has an embarrassing encounter with Matt.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Andrea Moor as Liz, Toby Truslove as Chris Wiley, Adam Ray as Dr. Simon Routledge, Bruce Wyatt as Fr. John Harrigan, John Stone as Edward Thomas, Wil Traval as Jack Quade, Justine Barber as Emma Nguyen, Stephen Multari as Josh Rixon, Rick Angel as Mr Pierce, Paul Keldoulis as Staff Supervisor

The Devil To Pay

Episode 6.32 (243)
September 09, 2003
Ratings: 1.25 million viewers

When Matt discovers a dumped baby, little does he realise that he might be accused of being the child's father. Matt's day goes from bad to worse when he learns that he and Kristen are expecting a baby which Kristen may decide not to keep. Terri faces an administrative crisis when a young athlete develops a multi-resistant strain of staph. Charlotte uncovers the mystery of the baby's father and faces the wrath of the new CEO when she takes matter into own hands.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Penne Hackforth-Jones as Dr. Nicola Hartley, Rachel Coopes as Kirsten, Anne Looby as Julia Archer, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Marika Aubrey as Olivia, Annie Lucas as ?, Sam O'Dell as Orderly, Christopher Naismith as Dean Tallach, Anh Doh as Tim Salter Emily Shepherd and Bronte Monger and Callum O'Brien as Baby Jesus

Wrong Call

Episode 6.33 (244)
September 16, 2003
Ratings: 1.24 million viewers

Luke makes a life or death decision that results in a family tragedy which is likely to haunt him for a long, long time. When patient Charlie Ellis returns to the ward, Nelson and Terri clash over his treatment. Regina, trying to help a patient, makes a near-fatal mistake.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, John Brumpton as Charlie Ellis, Helmut Bakaitis as Salvatore ForlanoAlan Flower as Morris, Christopher Pitman as Rick Forlano, Stephen Shanahan as Sgt. Bateman, Adam Ray as Dr. Simon Routledge, Matthew Long as Mr Williams, Ashley Fairfield as Thug

Note: Ben Tari's final episode

To Forgive, Divine

Episode 6.34 (245)
September 23, 2003
Ratings: 1.30 million viewers

When a bone marrow donor withdraws her consent, Terri and Charlotte battle to save her sister's life. Luke donates a kidney to his father, Sal. Alex is bitten by a deadly snake.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Helmut Bakaitis as Salvatore Forlano, Anne Looby as Julia Archer, Julie Godfrey as Nora Mawson, Susie Lindeman as Kathy Mawson, Andrew McDonell as Richard, Helen Buday as Belinda Mawson, Craig Menaud as Dave, John Marsh as Neil Pullen, Bill Malcolm as Steve Harvey, Vanessa Black as Sarah, Sue Bolding as Scout Nurse, Samantha Faithfull as Scrub Nurse, David Gubbay as Vascular Surgeon, John Cann as Snake Wrangler, Craig Murray as Motorcycle Cop

Question of Guilt

Episode 6.35 (246)
September 30, 2003
Ratings: 1.24 million viewers

The day Von Ryan has been dreading is finally here. Walking into the courtroom for the trial of the civil suit against her, Von is confronted by Madeline Fleming, the young woman who is clearly out for revenge over the death of her mother. Madeline's lawyer does a fine job of putting Von in the worst light possible. Paula and Luke have their own problems to face in dealing with Paula's mum and Max. While, on the ward, another parent/child relationship slides down a steep slope to disaster. None of this matters to Matt, who has a special surprise for Kirsten and their friends—a surprise involving sequins and celebration. Matt throws a surprise wedding, but it ends in disaster.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner, Troy Planet as Dennis Poole, Linal Haft as Peter Chalmers, Andrew Crabbe as Wally Broadbent/Elvis, Rachel Coopes as Kirsten, Melanie De Ferranti as Madeline Fleming, Damien Foley as Mr. Pender, Barbara Gouskos as Crown Proscecutor, Craig Menaud as Davo, Gary Leck Deacon as Justice Kilmore, Brett Richardson as Chris, Leo Donigan as Adam, Rob Jenkins as Jacob

Safety Net

Episode 6.36 (247)
October 07, 2003
Ratings: 1.24 million viewers

The tension is palpable in Ward 17. The emergency department is in chaos, and there isn't a spare bed in the ward and Terri is under pressure to make room on her floor by discharging patients. With stress levels rising, Terri finds herself at loggerheads with Nelson over the discharge of a patient. Meanwhile, Von is having trouble arousing sympathy for a hunky male model who is admitted for surgery, and Charlotte lands herself at the centre of a family crisis..

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, James Elliot as ?, Anne Looby as Julia Archer, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Victoria Thaine as Sasha, Sam Wilcox as ?, Julie Herbert as ?, Richard O'Brien as Jai, Drayton Morley as ?, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Lester Morris as Bernie Donohue, Annie Suttor as Woman In Park, Norma Heath as Drunk, Charles Conway as Drunk

Look Before You Leep

Episode 6.37 (248)
October 14, 2003
Ratings: 1.18 million viewers

Alex's new temporary ambo partner, Harri, catches Sterlo's eye as they try to help Troy Davies, a young man coming to terms with his girlfriend's amnesia after a fall from a cliff. Vincent comes into conflict with his senior, Mr Madsen, over his treatment of car bomb blast victim, Lauren Wellham, when she returns to All Saints. Paula is forced to confront Luke's involvement in Max's life when he ends up on the ward after school.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, John Noble as Mr Madson, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Antonia Murphy as Lauren Wellham, Jessica Gower as Harriet Stapleton, Justin Martin as ?, Craig Elliott as ?, Craig Menaud as Dave, Penny McNamee as Suzie, Ric Collings as Sam Wellham, Nicholas Cooper as Kyle, 'o' Koppes as Simone, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Sue Balding as Scrub Nurse

Doctor of Choice

Episode 6.38 (249)
October 21, 2003
Ratings: 1.11 million viewers

Things have quickly turned passionate between Alex Kearns and his gorgeous and feisty new ambo partner, Harri Stapleton. The pair are indulging in yet another steamy moment when work suddenly calls. Attending to a patient suffering severe abdominal pains, the situation takes a dangerous turn when the patient attacks Alex and then runs off with the young ambo's supply of morphine. Special requests are being made of the doctors at All Saints, and their response will change lives and lead to explosive conflict on Ward 17. Charlotte's help and support for Sasha causes her trouble and heartache.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Jessica Gower as Harriet Stapleton, Victoria Thaine as Sasha, Drayton Morley as ?, Susan Kennedy as ?, Kevin Donohoe as ?, Natalie McCurry as ?, Dane Carson as ?, Liz Alexander as Dr Alison Newell, Angelina White as Baby Paris

Harm's Way

Episode 6.39 (250)
October 28, 2003
Ratings: 1.31 million viewers

Arriving home from a long night at work, Dr Charlotte Beaumont is stunned when she finds Sasha, the troubled girl she has taken into her home, lying on the ground covered in blood. Sasha, who is clearly in a terrible state, says she has been raped. Charlotte rushes her to emergency, and Sasha is later admitted to Ward 17. But is she telling the truth about the incident? Alex is finding Harri more and more intriguing as the day pans out. Paula has a decision to make when Michael, Max's father accompanies a burns patient on the ward. Sterlo finds out why a patient is acting so peculiarly.

With: Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Anne Looby as Julia Archer, Jack Rickard as Max Morgan, Rhett Giles as Michael, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Victoria Thaine as Sasha, Drayton Morley as ?, Jessica Gower as Harriet Stapleton, Stacey Giaprakas as ?, Katrina Campbell as ?, Genevieve Hegney as ?, Craig Menaud as Nigel Davidson, Lenore Munro as Danielle Vaccari, Peter Drinkwater as Detective Mike Felstein, Lamberto Bianchi as Joe Ritchie

Other People's Business

Episode 6.40 (251)
November 04, 2003
Ratings: 1.23 million viewers

Von and Nelson have to work out how they are going to live and work together. Charlotte deals with a relative who feels his father is being used as a medical "guinea pig". Alex has trouble dealing with Harri's increasingly inappropriate behaviour.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Jonathan Elsom as Professor Don Murphy, Alan Flower as Morris, Jessica Gower as Harriet Stapleton, Ronald Falk as ?, Rob Sampson as ?, Penny Pedersen as ?, Jie Pittman as ?, Craig Ilott as ?, Elliott Weston as Coach, Alexandra Fisher as Alice Sykes

The Right Thing

Episode 6.41 (252)
November 11, 2003
Ratings: 1.20 million viewers

When Charlotte discovers hospital cleaner Greg Roberts with a wound to his head, she has no reason to doubt his story that he was involved in a fight with another cleaner. Even when Greg refuses to be taken into the hospital, saying he is worried he will be fired, Charlotte's suspicions are not aroused. But could Greg have been involved in a bungled armed robbery? The getaway driver is missing—and, despite herself, Charlotte wonders whether that driver is Greg. Von and Terri deal with a willful student nurse who challenges a traumatised patient. Nelson and Sterlo clash over Miranda, a sexy young patient who likes to get her own way.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Abigail Bianca as Miranda Maloney, Billie Rose Prichard as ?, Oliviero Papi as ?, Mark Constable as ?, Victor Kline as ?, Brady Kitchingham as ?, David Gubbay as ?, Anthony Gaskell as Mr Hall, Peter Arnold as Mr Donaris, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse as Scrub Nurse

Loser Pays / Never Forget

Episodes 6.42 & 6.43 (253 & 254)
November 25, 2003
Ratings: 1.40 million viewers

Greg Roberts gives Charlotte a moral headache when he assaults a patient who has robbed the ward of pethidine. Paula bonds with a woman who is looking after a husband with dementia. Luke asks Paula to marry him and she has to break the news that she never got around to divorcing Max's father, Michael.
Alan Marden, the hospital's financial controller, is admitted to the ward with hyperthermia and gets to see the results of his budget cuts up close. An obsessive gunman embarks on a shooting spree as he stalks Charlotte through the hospital. Terri breaks the rules to prevent her supervisor from dying. Regina and Morris' anniversary goes tragically wrong.

With: Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns, Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack, Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher, Anne Looby as Julia Archer, Alan Flower as Morris, Kim Hillas as Joan Marden, Rachel McNamara as Frances Regan, Rochelle Whyte as Cara Windom, Nathan Kotzur as ?, Lyn Lee, Kevin Healy, John Flower as Alan Marden, Brett Stiller as Greg Roberts, Jason Lee as Sean Lim, Jim O'Connor as Anaesthetist, Kylee Ferguson as Scout Nurse, Monique Prowse Marshall as Scrub Nurse, Kazmir Sas as Kurt Simms, Clayton Adams as Leighton Farmer, Royston Innes as William Fairfield, Fiona MacGregor as Taylor Olsen, Ed Boyle as Dr Adrian Atkins, Joy Hruby as Mrs Heinrich, Roger Dilernia as Lab Technician, Darko Kubatka as Orderly, Anthony Thomas as SPG Officer #1, Shane Rodrigo as SPG Officer #2