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The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the New Zealand soap opera Shortland Street in 2011, by order of first appearance. {{TOClimit|limit=2}}Peter Morrison{{Infobox soap character| name = Peter Morrison | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 17 January 2011 | last = 21 January 2011 | classification = Former; guest | gender = Male | death = | years = 2011 | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = Phil Pinner | father = Gordon Morrison | mother = Kate Morrison | brothers = David Morrison Doug Morrison | sisters = Tracey Morrison }} Peter Morrison was Tracey's (Sarah Thomson) second oldest brother. He arrived in January 2011 when he learned Tracey's fiance – Scotty (Kiel McNaughton) had viciously attacked her. He encouraged her to end it with Scotty and ended up leaving back to the United Kingdom when Scotty was diagnosed with a brain tumour. {{Clear}}Roimata Ngatai{{Main|Roimata Ngatai}}Roimata Ngatai was the young Maori nurse who fell for TK Samuels (Benjamin Mitchell). Despite initially being a minor character, the character got a positive reception and soon was one of the central characters in the soaps 2011 feature-length episode. {{Clear}}Jill Kingsbury{{Infobox soap character| name = Jill Kingsbury | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 3 February 2011 | last = 16 January 2012 | classification = Former; regular | gender = Female | death = 16 January 2012 | occupation = Nurse at Shortland Street (2011) | years = 2011–12 | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = Natalie Medlock }}Jill Kingsbury was the "Beautiful, energetic and outgoing" nurse who was best friends with Roimata Ngatai (Shavaughn Ruakere).{{citation needed|date=November 2015}} The character was axed in late 2011.[1] Jill arrived in February. She had previously dated Daniel Potts (Ido Drent) whilst overseas and planned to win him back but with Sophie's (Kimberley Crossman) intervention, she ended up with Hunter McKay (Lee Donoghue). Hunter however slept with Paige Munroe (Rachel Foreman) and it turned out Jill had spent time in prison for armed robbery and assault. The presence of her ex-boyfriend – Regan Ames (George Mason), who had caused her to go to prison, made Jill drift towards Hunter's middle aged father, Callum McKay (Peter Mochrie). The relationship was highly controversial and many, including Hunter, suspected Jill of being after Callum's money. Jill and Callum soon realised Hunter had a serious drug problem and when Jill and Daniel confronted him whilst he robbed a pharmacy, Jill was fatally stabbed accidentally by a security guard. {{Clear}}Lars Hammett{{Infobox soap character| name = Lars Hammett | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 2 March 2011 | last = 4 March 2011 | classification = Former; guest | gender = Male | death = 4 March 2011 | occupation = Researcher | years = 2011 | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = Seán O'Connor | wife = Nadia Hammett (until 2011) }} Dr. Lars Hammett was an internationally renowned researcher who attended the research conference where Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen) was trying to boost her profile. Lars offered Brooke the property of one of his defining researches if she slept with him, however he collapsed and died of a heart attack before he could willingly hand over the papers. Brooke stole them whilst her boyfriend, Isaac Worthington (Matt Minto) distracted the police. {{Clear}}Henare Ngatai{{Infobox soap character| name = Henare Ngatai | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = George Henare | first = 17 March 2011 | last = 7 May 2012 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski (2011, 2012) | years = 2011, 2012 | home = | occupation = Doctor | family = | wife = Ruth Ngatai (1983—) | daughters = Roimata Samuels | nieces = Anne Ngatai Jennifer Ngatai }} Dr. Henare Ngatai was the nationally renowned doctor and father of Roimata (Shavaughn Ruakere). Henare arrived in March[2] and took an instant liking to Roimata's new boyfriend – TK Samuels (Benjamin Mitchell). Henare returned in July to attend the couple's wedding with his wife Ruth (Christina Asher). Roimata caught Henare flirting with Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen) and publicly announced that Henare had once cheated on Ruth. Henare returned in March 2012 and recruited TK to join him in a Maori healthcare initiative. However it was soon clear Henare was up to no good and it turned out he was embezzling funds from the ministry to fund his own private clinic. Henare ended up in court and disowned by his family. However Roimata and Ruth eventually forgave him amongst abandonment from his whanau. The following year Ruth revealed that Henare had gotten away with no charge and had set about recovering his lost reputation. In 2014, Henare and Ruth arrived to Ferndale off screen to collect the body of Roimata, who had died in an explosion. {{Clear}}Paige Munroe{{Infobox soap character| name = Paige Munroe | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 4 April 2011 | last = 15 October 2012 | classification = Former; recurring | gender = Male | death = | years = 2011, 2012 | introducer = Steven Zanoski (2011, 2012) | portrayer = Rachel Foreman | uncles = Shane Tucker }} Paige Munroe was Hunter McKay's (Lee Donoghue) medical school rival. Paige had been raised by her uncle Shane Tucker (Jason Hood) and as a result of ruthless and determined. She and Hunter got an intern placement at Shortland Street and Hunter soon realised Paige was on ADHD medication. Paige started to date Daniel Potts (Ido Drent) but the two broke up when she slept with Hunter. Paige lured Hunter onto the pills but it was soon clear Paige was addicted. She sought help from Daniel but Shane soon realised his niece was a drug addict. He tried to cover it up to save his career but only ended up breaking more laws. Paige was eventually sent to rehab away from Ferndale. In May 2012 after months of rumours, it was confirmed Paige would be returning to the show that month.[3] Paige returned in May and regained her internship in an attempt to apologise to Hunter's father Callum (Peter Mochrie). She briefly dated Josh Gallagher (Chris Tempest) before she departed due to the stress of surgery. {{Clear}}Alan Woodstock{{Infobox soap character| name = Alan Woodstock | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 4 April 2011 | last = 6 April 2011 | classification = Former; guest | gender = Male | death = | years = 2011 | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = Grae Burton | occupation = General Practitioner at Shortland Street Hospital (until 2011) }} Dr. Alan Woodstock was the alcoholic doctor who worked at the hospital's GP clinic. In a bid to mask her feelings for Murray Cooper (Matthew Chamberlain), Vasa Levi (Teuila Blakely) accepted a date with Alan and although she didn't enjoy it, continued to see him to avoid Murray. However it was soon evident Alan had a serious drinking problem and when Vasa rejected his advances, he forced himself on her, only to be stopped by Murray, who Alan knocked out. Alan was later suspended from the hospital pending investigation and later fired. {{Clear}}Winston Youn{{Infobox soap character| name = Winston Youn | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 8 April 2011 | last = 12 October 2011 | classification = Former; recurring | gender = Male | death = | years = 2011 | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = Min Kim | mother = Emily Youn }} Winston Youn was the obsessive research assistant to Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen). Brooke warmed to Winston quickly but it soon was revealed Winston was stalkerishly obsessed with Brooke and had been following her for the past 2 years. Winston reunited Brooke with her mother Annette Freeman (Louise Wallace), who revealed Winston was their maids son from when Brooke was a child. However Winston's obsessive nature grew even more and he developed an unrequited crush on Brooke. Matters were only made worse when Brooke suspected Winston had murdered Nadia (Jessi Williams) for her. Winston grew jealous of Brooke's boyfriend Alex (Bede Skinner) and tried to separate them. Things came to a head when Brooke tried to kill Winston by running him over and it was revealed Winston had not killed Nadia but was trying to protect Brooke. He got a job overseas but returned the next month to convince Brooke to alter her research project illegally. He decided to become a nurse and started to become obsessed with Vasa Levi (Teuila Blakely) before he decided to move overseas, relieving Brooke. {{Clear}}Regan Ames{{Infobox soap character| name = Regan Ames | series = Shortland Street | first = 15 April 2011 | last = 7 July 2011 | classification = Former; recurring | gender = Male | introducer = Steven Zanoski | portrayer = George Mason | cousins = Logan Ames }} Regan Ames was the criminal ex-boyfriend of Jill Kingsbury (Natalie Medlock).[4] He arrived in Ferndale in an attempt to reconcile with Jill and ended up getting a job at The I.V. and flatting with Jill. In a sick attempt to steal Jill from her boyfriend Hunter (Lee Donoghue), Regan pretended he was terminally ill – although, ironically, he had experienced a genuine cancer scare – and when Brodie (Ari Boyland) began researching him, Regan set him up with class A drugs and got drug lords onto him. When Regan learned Callum McKay (Peter Mochrie) had come into possession of a large sum of money, he stole it through computer hacking and fled Ferndale. Callum tracked him down and the two managed to free Jill from being kidnapped by drug lords before Callum forced Regan to hand himself in. {{Clear}}Holden Smith{{Infobox soap character| name = Holden Smith | series = Shortland Street | caption = | first = 27 April 2011 | last = 22 January 2013 | classification = Former; recurring | gender = Male | death = | years = 2011, 2013 | introducer = Steven Zanoski (2011, 2013) | portrayer = Rudi Vodanovich | occupation = Nightclub DJ }} Holden Smith was an associate of Regan Ames' (George Mason). Holden delivered stolen goods to Regan and began to make trouble at 'The IV' bar. He caught the attention of teenager, Ula Levi (Frankie Adams) and the two started to date. Ula's father – Maxwell (Robbie Magasiva) found out and discovered Holden was providing Ula with alcohol illegally. When Maxwell left New Zealand, Holden visited Ula and attempted to rape her when she declined him sex. He continued to intimidate her in public for several more weeks. In July Holden and several gang members kidnapped Jill (Natalie Medlock) when Regan refused to give them money over a drug trade problem. Callum (Peter Mochrie) ended up saving Jill and getting the gang arrested. Holden returned two years later when Jasmine (Pearl McGlashan) took advantage of him to secure alcohol underage. {{Clear}}Owen Sutherland{{Infobox soap character| name = Owen Sutherland | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Benedict Wall | first = 2 June 2011 | last = 19 July 2011 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | occupation = ED consultant | family = | husband = }} Dr. Owen Sutherland was the intense rival of TK Samuels (Benjamin Mitchell). The two had attended med school together and Owen took out a personal vendetta against TK for being better than him. Upon arriving in June, Owen made TK's life hell and started invading all aspects of his life, including flirting with TK's ex-wife – Sarah (Amanda Billing), forcing himself into organising his wedding and his work life. Owen even invited himself to TK's stag party and sabotaged it so that TK would be left in his underwear chained to a pole overnight. Owen confessed to Sarah he had been in a drunk driving accident and possibly mentally damaged. TK snapped and assaulted Owen, who later helped Sarah give birth to his daughter Matilda Potts (Nathan Anderson). Owen eventually apologised to TK and confessed he was not as bad as he once thought, he then quit and left Ferndale. {{Clear}}Suzy McRae{{Infobox soap character| name = Suzy McRae | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Maisie McSwiney | first = 9 June 2011 | last = 2 September 2011 | gender = Female | classification = Former; guest | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = Southland | occupation = | father = Ned McRae | husband = }} Suzy McRae was Brian's (Ian Mune) farmgirl neighbour. She met Phoenix (Geordie Holibar) when he came to visit a distressed Brian and she revealed Brian had taken potshots at her farm and was possibly having a breakdown. She grew close to Phoenix and ended up taking his virginity in Brian's barn. She arrived on a school trip to Ferndale months later, infuriating Phoenix's girlfriend Jasmine (Pearl McGlashan). Suzy attempted to get together with Phoenix and after forcing herself into his birthday party, returned to Southland. {{Clear}}Nadia Hammett{{Infobox soap character| name = Nadia Hammett | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Jessi Williams | first = 13 June 2011 | last = 20 June 2011 | death = 20 June 2011 | gender = Female | classification = Former; guest | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | occupation = Doctor | family = | husband = Lars Hammett (until 2011) }} Dr. Nadia Hammett was the meddling wife of deceased doctor Lars Hammett (Sean O'Connor). Nadia suspected Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen) of stealing her husband's research and eventually found enough evidence to convict her. However, when Brooke's assistant – Winston (Min Kim) learned of this, Nadia mysteriously went missing. Brooke later found out Nadia had died in a horrific car crash. She suspected Winston of murdering her but in truth discovered Winston had witnessed the crash and was acting strangely as he was traumatised. {{Clear}}Lana Jacobs{{Infobox soap character| name = Lana Jacobs | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Brooke Williams | first = 11 July 2011 | last = 7 March 2013 | gender = Female | classification = Former; regular | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011–13 | home = | occupation = Personal assistant | sisters = Gabrielle Jacobs }} Lana Jacobs first appeared in mid 2011, portrayed by Brooke Williams. In 2012, Williams opted not to sign a contract renewal and filmed her final scenes in December.[5] Lana was the estranged sister of Gabrielle Jacobs (Virginie Le Brun) and potential love interest for Daniel Potts (Ido Drent). Lana arrived and was fazed to find her sister working at the hospital. The two eventually reconciled after Lana won a job as Callum McKay's (Peter Mochrie) personal assistant. Lana and Daniel eventually began to date when he suffered head trauma in early 2012 but broke up shortly afterwards. Lana shocked all when she began to date female nurse Nicole (Sally Martin), but the relationship did not last. Lana soon briefly dated Josh Gallagher (Chris Tempest) and caused unrest in the hospital when she and her two best friends, Emma (Amy Usherwood) and Kylie (Kerry-Lee Dewing), accused new doctor Boyd Rolleston (Sam Bunkall) of being a murderer. In 2013 Lana purchased a house with her two best friends but accepted an opportunity of a lifetime relating to her fashion designing dreams – causing her to leave for the job in Australia. In late 2014, Kylie announced that Lana had decided to sell her share of the house. {{Clear}}Angkasa{{Infobox soap character| name = Angkasa Tuatakitoa | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Hweiling Ow | appeared = 11 July 2011 | gender = Female | death = 11 July 2011 | classification = Former; guest | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | sons = Kitu Scott }} Angkasa Tuatakitoa was Scotty's (Kiel McNaughton) ex lover whom he met up with again during his honeymoon in early 2011. Scotty learned later in the year that she had been involved in a serious fire and he quickly paid for her to come to New Zealand for expensive surgery. Scotty's wife Tracey Morrison (Sarah Thomson) suspected they were having an affair and when Angkasa suddenly died from previously undiscovered cancer, all were shocked when a note named Scotty as her young son Kitu's (Christian Edmonds) father. {{Clear}}Kitu Scott{{Infobox soap character| name = Kitu Scott | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Christian Edmonds | first = 11 July 2011 | last = 11 August 2011 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | mother = Angkasa | adoptivefather = James Scott | adoptivemother = Tracey Morrison | grandmothers = Hine Ryan (adoptive) Kate Morrison (adoptive) | grandfathers = Jimmy Scott (adoptive) Gordon Morrison (adoptive) | uncles = David Morrison (adoptive) Peter Morrison (adoptive) Doug Morrison (adoptive) Patrick Scott (adoptive) | aunts = Rebecca Scott (adoptive) | cousins = Jessie Scott (adoptive) Amy Scott (adoptive) }} Kitu Scott was the young son of Angkasa (Hweiling Ow). Following Angkasa's death, he was named as Scotty's (Kiel McNaughton) son but a DNA test proved they were unrelated. Scotty and his wife Tracey Morrison (Sarah Thomson) decided to return him to his auntie, but eventually warmed to the boy and adopted him. In August the family moved to East Timor with the news Tracey was pregnant. {{Clear}}Ruth Ngatai{{Infobox soap character| name = Ruth Ngatai | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Christina Asher | first = 15 July 2011 | last = 18 March 2013 | gender = Female | classification = Former; guest | introducer = Steven Zanoski (2011, 2012) Simon Bennett (2013) | years = 2011, 2012, 2013 | home = | occupation = | family = | husband = Henare Ngatai (1983—) | daughters = Roimata Samuels | nieces = Anne Ngatai Jennifer Ngatai }} Ruth Ngatai was the mother of Roimata (Shavaughn Ruakere). She arrived in July 2011 to attend her daughters wedding to TK Samuels (Benjamin Mitchell) and insisted to Roimata that she had forgiven her husband – Henare (George Henare) for cheating. TK visited Ruth in April 2012 and was shocked to learn she knew Henare had been embezzling funds. Roimata later disowned her parents. However following Henares charges being dropped, they reconciled. Ruth visited Roimata in early 2013 and was shocked to hear she had been mugged when in reality she had been sexually assaulted. In 2014, Henare and Ruth arrived to Ferndale off screen to collect the body of Roimata, who had died in an explosion. {{Clear}}Tillie Potts{{Infobox soap character| name = Tillie Potts | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Nathan Anderson (2011) Nalani Rose Tuhoe (2011–2012) Leila Eketone (2012–) | first = 18 July 2011 | last = 18 December 2017 | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011–2017 | mother = Sarah Potts | father = TK Samuels | grandfathers = Morgan Potts | grandmothers = Pam Potts Liz Arthur | halfbrothers = Daniel Potts Sidney Dutoit | other relatives = Esther Samuels Mareikura Samuels Huia Samuels Anahera Samuels Wiremu Potae }} Tillie Potts is the daughter of Sarah Potts (Amanda Billing) and TK Samuels (Benjamin Mitchell) who was born in mid-2011. Tillie was originally portrayed by baby boy – Nathan Anderson but the baby started to grow much more masculine and European looking than producers wanted and Nalani Rose Tuhoe was cast to replace him.[6] Tillie was named after a waitress who worked at a restaurant Tillie's grandmother – Pam (Teresa Woodham) dined at. In September 2013 Sarah accidentally reversed over Tillie in a truck after she crawled into the driveway. Despite severe injury, Tillie received surgery and survived. The following year, controversy erupted at the hospital when receptionist Leanne Miller (Jennifer Ludlam) smacked her whilst looking after her. In August 2014, Tillie was left without a mother when Sarah fell victim to a deadly illness. Tillie grew to accept TK's partner Kylie (Kerry-Lee Dewing) as a mother. In 2018, TK revealed that he had lost custody of Tillie to Sarah's parents as years of traumatic events had left him an unfit parent. A 2012 scene that saw Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen) awkwardly attempt to sing a Māori lullaby to Tillie, was voted by fans as the top moment of the season.[7] {{Clear}}Alexander Murphy{{Infobox soap character| name = Alexander Murphy | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Bede Skinner | first = 21 July 2011 | last = 21 September 2011 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | born = | occupation = Auditor }} Dr. Alexander Murphy was Brooke's (Beth Allen) high school sweet heart and the auditor for her research project. Brooke was initially displeased to see Alex as her auditor but when the two discussed their dating in 1999 they discovered their break up was a misunderstanding and the two reconciled. Winston (Min Kim) strove to drive the two apart and successfully broke them up when he told of Brooke's many conquests. However the two got back together and successfully drove Winston from the country. Alex proposed and bought a house for the two but when he learned Brooke had stolen her research project, he was appalled and broke it off, before selling the house and fleeing Ferndale. {{Clear}}Bailey Finch{{Infobox soap character| name = Bailey Finch | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Estevez Gillespie | first = 17 August 2011 | last = 22 May 2012 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011–12 | home = | born = | occupation = Drug dealer }} Bailey Finch was Hunter's (Lee Donoghue) drug dealer and fellow junkie. Hunter helped Bailey receive morphine in exchange for pills but later Bailey encouraged Hunter to use speed. By the end of the year, Hunter started living at Bailey's drug house and the two became burglars. The two decided to rob a pharmacy and when Daniel (Ido Drent) confronted the two, Bailey bludgeoned him with a crowbar, giving him long term brain damage. He also tried to stab Jill (Natalie Medlock) before fleeing. Hunter's father Callum (Peter Mochrie) later tracked Bailey down, only for Bailey to escape and Callum to find Hunter had overdosed. It was later announced Bailey was in rehab, only to return in May 2012 in a drug seeking attempt. However, after stealing drugs and running from the hospital doctors, Bailey ended up on the roof and caused a helicopter crash. He later nearly died from an overdose which resulted in Callum nearly getting fired. {{Clear}}Zlata Dobra{{Infobox soap character| name = Zlata Dobra | image = | caption = | series = Shortland Street | first = 25 August 2011 | last = 3 June 2013 | years = 2011, 2013 | introducer = Steven Zanoski (2011) Simon Bennett (2013) | cause = | nickname = | alias = Zlata Antonescu (birth name) Zlata Waldheim | gender = Female | age = | classification = Former; recurring | born = | death = | occupation = Receptionist at Shortland Street Hospital (2011, 2013) | title = | callsign = | family = | spouse = | relatives = | brothers = | mother = Stella Waldheim | father = Costel Waldheim | sisters = Edina Waldheim | uncles = Alda Waldheim | sons = Luca Dobra | residence = | episode = | portrayer = Kate Elliott | creator = }}Zlata Dobra (née Antonescu, previously Waldheim) was pitched as "Luke's [Durville] (Gerald Urquhart) perfect idea of a vampire bride".[8] Rachel Blampied auditioned for the role of Zlata but was turned down and the role of Bree Hamilton was written specially for her.[9] In August 2011 it was announced acclaimed actress Kate Elliott would be joining Shortland Street later in the month.[10][11] Elliott was pleased to get the role, saying; "I've always wanted to be on the show – I watched it religiously as a kid – and I'm so grateful for the opportunity".[12] Upon her arrival, it was announced Zlata was a love interest for established character, Luke Durville.[13][14] The character was written as subtly comedic which Elliott praised, saying: "I get a lot of gothic, vampiric roles but this is funny. The writers have done a really good job."[13] Producer Steven Zanoski was surprised that a high calibre actor such as Elliott auditioned but was impressed by her convincing Romanian accent and the way she picked up on the character's funny nuances.[13] He stated; "It was interesting to watch her transform herself from this very affable and collegial actor into this crazy Eastern European woman."[13] The character was set to be on screen for 4 months and cause a stir upon arrival.[13] Zlata made her last appearance in December, with Elliott highly enjoying the role after initially struggling with the heavy and quick work load.[15] In 2013, Elliott reprised the role for a guest stint that lasted a month.[16][17] Zlata arrived in August and shocked the hospital staff when she announced her engagement to oddball, Luke Durville. However many suspected she was after his money when she began to change his appearance and showed little affection. However it soon transpired that Zlata was truly in love but Luke had fallen for his best friend, Bella Cooper (Amelia Reid). Falling the revelation, Zlata's criminal father Costel (Phil Peloton) attempted to murder Bella and the two returned to Romania. Zlata made a shock reappearance in April 2013 and announced the birth of her and Luke's son, Luca (Charlie Truman), only to discover her ex-fiance had died. Zlata showed little affection for her soon and she was diagnosed with post-natal depression. Desperate for Luke's inheritance from Bella, Zlata agreed to marry her in a civil union but soon came round to loving Luca and departed Ferndale. {{Clear}}Bethany Hall{{Infobox soap character| name = Bethany Hall | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Michelle Langstone | first = 29 September 2011 | last = 4 November 2011 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = | born = | occupation = Emergency department consultant }} Dr. Bethany Hall was an Australian doctor who Maxwell (Robbie Magasiva) worked with while on a conference. Maxwell's girlfriend Nicole (Sally Martin) suspected the two had an affair and when Bethany showed up in Ferndale the speculation only grew. Maxwell confessed nothing happened but Bethany showed interest and started invading both Maxwell's personal and professional lives. Bethany eventually lured Maxwell into bed and tried to take him back to Australia. Maxwell declined her and confessed to Nicole his mistake. Bethany left disappointed. {{Clear}}Seth Packhurst{{Infobox soap character| name = Seth Packhurst | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Toby Leach | first = 5 October 2011 | last = 8 July 2013 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011–13 | home = The Packhurst Penthouse | born = | occupation = chief executive officer of St. Catherines Hospital (2013) DHB representative (until 2013) }} Seth Packhurst{{ref|1|1}} first appeared in late 2011 in a guest role. He was the District Health Board member who replaced Shane Tucker (Jason Hood) as the hospital's representative. He first appeared when Chris Warner (Michael Galvin) demonstrated remote surgery disastrously. In 2012 Seth became temporary CEO after suspending Rachel McKenna (Angela Bloomfield) but after trying to fire Bree (Rachel Blampied), he began to get blackmailed by her. Sarah Potts (Amanda Billing) angrily confronted Seth when she believed he was pretending to date her, only to discover he was gay and in the following few months, the two became best friends. Seth became involved in a bitter political battle with Rachel for the CEO position of the hospital, which eventuated in Seth using his boyfriend Henry (Peter Huang) to spy for him. Seth eventually ousted Rachel from the position but in his attempts to privatise the hospital, he became involved in insider trading and was handed into police by Rachel through Henry's help. Seth was planned to be gay for several months before the revelation was actually written and as such, directors were informed not to have Seth flirting with any female characters.[18] Leach pointed out a continuity error however, when Seth was seen romancing a woman in one of his early scenes.[19] {{Clear}}Tom Stanton{{Infobox soap character| name = Tom Stanton | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Henry Beasley | first = 28 October 2011 | last = 19 June 2012 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011–12 | home = | born = | sons= Adam Vailalo | brothers = Matt Stanton }} Tom Stanton was the artistic new boy at Ferndale High that quickly caught the eye of Ula Levi (Frankie Adams). The two soon began dating after disapproval from Ula's parents as Tom was flatting with his brother and not in a stable home. Tom pressured Ula into sex and Evan (Tyler Read) suspected Tom was cheating on Ula. In mid December, Ula was horrified to learn she was pregnant with Tom's baby. She broke the news to Tom in January and they agreed to raise the child together however Ula later learned that Tom had fled Ferndale with his brother. Tom returned later in the year and happily began dating Ula again to sponge off her pregnancy benefit. He also began to steal Phoenix's (Geordie Holibar) money and when Ula's mother Vasa (Teuila Blakely) paid him to keep the baby, he ended up fleeing to Australia with the cash. {{Clear}}Costel Antonescu{{Infobox soap character| name = Costel Waldheim | series = Shortland Street | portrayer = Phil Peleton | first = 7 November 2011 | last = 6 December 2012 | gender = Male | classification = Former; recurring | introducer = Steven Zanoski | years = 2011 | home = Romania | wife = Stella Dobra | brothers = Alda Waldheim | born = | daughters = Zlata Dobra Edina Waldheim | grandsons = Luca Dobra }} Costel Waldheim (née Antonescu) was Zlata's Kate Elliott disturbed father. Zlata's fiance Luke Durville (Gerald Urquhart), suspected Costel of being dead and was shocked when Costel arrived to prepare for the couples wedding. It was soon clear Costel was extremely violent however when he attacked and threatened Daniel Potts (Ido Drent), and molested Bella Cooper (Amelia Reid). When Costel discovered Luke had fallen in love with Bella, he attempted to torture and murder her at Zlata's hens party, only to be discovered and arrested. In 2013 Zlata informed the Coopers that Costel had been imprisoned. {{Clear}}Bree Hamilton{{Main|Bree Hamilton}}Dr. Bree Hamilton was the illegitimate half sister of Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen). Although it originally seemed Bree was a lot nicer than Brooke, this turned out not to be the case. {{Clear}}ReferencesNotes
Footnotes1. ^{{cite journal|title=Natalie Medlock: ‘my side of the story’|journal=New Zealand Women's Weekly|date=5 May 2012|publisher=New Zealand Magazines|author=Johnston, Morgan}} {{Shortland Street}}{{DEFAULTSORT:List Of Shortland Street Characters}}2. ^{{cite web|title=Another famous actor for Shortland Street |url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/another-famous-actor-4052941 |work=Television New Zealand |date=March 2011 |accessdate=June 2011 |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/63vGrykYr?url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/another-famous-actor-4052941 |archivedate=14 December 2011 |deadurl=yes |df= }} 3. ^{{cite journal|date=3 May 2012|journal=New Zealand TV Guide|editor1-last=Bush|editor1-first=Chris|publisher=Fairfax Media|title=Shocking return on the Street}} 4. ^{{cite web|title=There's a new bad boy in town |url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/there-s-new-bad-boy-in-town-4134397 |work=Television New Zealand |date=April 2011 |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/672CSTnSI?url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/there-s-new-bad-boy-in-town-4134397 |archivedate=19 April 2012 |deadurl=yes |df= }} 5. ^{{cite journal|title=Leaving the Street: No short cuts for Brooke|journal=New Idea|date=14 March 2013|author=Lopez, India|publisher=Yahoo! New Zealand}} 6. ^{{cite episode|series=The Erin Simpson Show|date=13 March 2012|publisher=Television New Zealand}} 7. ^{{cite web|title=Top 20 moments of 2012|url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/top-20-moments-2012-5285823 |work=tvnz.co.nz |publisher=Television New Zealand |date=13 December 2012 |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/6CtqFxuuX?url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/top-20-moments-2012-5285823 |archivedate=14 December 2012 |deadurl=yes |df= }} 8. ^https://twitter.com/ShortlandTweet/status/106984794835005440 9. ^https://twitter.com/ShortlandTweet/status/146475604533972992 10. ^{{cite web|title=A novel approach|url=http://tvnz.co.nz/shortland-street/novel-approach-4358922|work=tvnz.co.nz|publisher=Television New Zealand|date=August 2011|accessdate=October 2011}} 11. ^{{cite web|title=Shortland Street on TV2|url=http://www.throng.co.nz/shortland-street/shortland-street-on-tv2-80|work=throng.co.nz|publisher=Throng|date=August 2011|accessdate=October 2011}} 12. ^{{cite journal|title=Beating the Baby Blues – Kate's Little Rainbow Dee Dee|date=22 August 2011|author=Denhardt, Cerisse|journal=Woman's Day}} 13. ^1 2 3 4 {{cite web|title=Kate Elliott: Blissful against the odds|url=http://www.nzherald.co.nz/television/news/article.cfm?c_id=339&objectid=10748190|work=New Zealand Herald|publisher=APN News & Media|date=August 2011|accessdate=October 2011|author=Barry Hill, Rebecca}} 14. ^{{cite web|title=Shortland Street on TV2|url=http://www.throng.co.nz/shortland-street/shortland-street-on-tv2-81|work=throng.co.nz|publisher=Throng|date=August 2011|accessdate=October 2011}} 15. ^{{cite web|title=The real Kate Elliott|url=http://screentalk.nzonscreen.com/interviews/the-real-kate-elliott|work=NZ On Screen|publisher=NZ On Air|author=Coleman, James|date=5 December 2011|accessdate=6 December 2011}} 16. ^{{cite web|title=Raucous Romanian returns to the Street|url=http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=10878327|work=The New Zealand Herald|publisher=APN News & Media|author=Lang, Sarah|date=21 April 2013}} 17. ^{{cite journal|title=She's back and she means trouble|journal=New Zealand TV Guide|publisher=Fairfax Media|date=18 April 2013|author=Smith, Janie}} 18. ^{{cite web|title=11:02 pm – 28 Oct 12|url=https://twitter.com/ShortlandTweet/status/262796598961123328|work=@ShortlandTweet|publisher=Twitter|date=28 October 2012}} 19. ^{{cite interview|last1=Leach|first1=Toby|last2=Huang|first2=Peter|date=22 March 2013|work=Good Morning|location=Auckland|publisher=Television New Zealand}} 2 : Lists of Shortland Street characters|Fictional characters introduced in 2011 |
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