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Tuesday, 11th May 2021 at 7:45 am Dramatic events bring Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major) back to Ramsay Street this week when Bea Nilsson (Bonnie Anderson) makes a bad decision that ends with her losing her job, and possibly her boyfriend. Advertisement Also, Toadie Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) and Melanie Pearson (Lucinda Cowden) are almost caught in the act as they begin a clandestine affair, and Nicolette Stone (Charlotte Chimes) makes a huge decision about her unborn baby. Here are all your Neig...

Credit: Channel 5 Now that Olivia has been sent packing, Karl Kennedy is hoping its back to business as usual on Neighbours. But hes about to get some BAD news... Karl Kennedy (played by Alan Fletcher) is happy to see the back of Oliva Bell on Neighbours (1:45pm/5:30pm on Channel 5, see our TV Guide for full listings). Unfortunately, Karl’s angry clash with Olivia hasn’t done wonders for his reputation. Word has got around about Olivia’s claim that Karl pushed her down the stairs at ...

Credit: Channel 5 Sheila Canning is in for a SHOCK when she comes face-to-face with the real owner of all those fancy fashion items on Neighbours! Sheila Canning (played by Colette Mann) is surprised to receive another expensive delivery from online retailer, Daintree on Neighbours. On today’s episode of the Aussie soap (1:45pm/5:30pm on Channel 5, see our TV Guide for full listings), Sheila wonders what’s going on? She knows she didn’t order anything from Daintree. But if she has re...

The pair bond during a painting class.

In upcoming scenes on Channel 5, Ramsay Streets Sheila (Colette Mann) is desperate to impress the new Sheila when she invites her over for lunch. Sheila 1 goes a bit overboard, but relaxes as Sheila 2 says she wants the meal to be more laid-back. Both Sheilas then begin to bond over family. The new Sheila, wanting to get away from working on her laptop for a bit, later asks Ned at The Hive about painting classes. Sheila 2 and Ned get on really well during the painting class, something which doe...

Sign me up! Sign up to get alerts for soaps and receive television and entertainment email newsletters from our award-winning editorial team. You can unsubscribe at any time. For more information about how we hold your personal data, please see our privacy policy. Chloe and Nicolette caught in the act Nicolette may have done the decent thing and knocked back Chloe’s advances in the wake of her mum’s death, but it was only going to be a matter of time...

An Indigenous actress has opened up about the barrage of abuse she copped from online trolls after she shared shocking claims of racism on the set of Neighbours. Shareena Clanton last week accused the long-running Channel 10 soap of racism and vowed to never work on the program again. The Aboriginal star, 30, detailed the claims in a lengthy Instagram post, where she accused a staff member of making crude remarks and claimed she heard the N-word used on set twice as she described the show as ...

20 shares In the same year of his departure, Scotts name hit headlines in October after exotic dancer Danielle Ivy Lee was found guilty of hurling a glass at his face at a Gold Coast nightclub in April. The incident at the Hollywood Showgirls club caused a small cut, which needed three stitches. Ms Lee had claimed Scott had verbally abused her after she approached him in the club.  She claims he told her he was there for a night out with friends before telling her to f*** off. He said: "F*** o...

Share Ms Clanton told NITV News on Thursday afternoon she had mixed feelings about Fremantles statement. While she said she was glad there would be an investigation, she felt Fremantles claim of Neighbours having a fair and respectful workplace was problematic. [It] will hopefully encourage others to speak up and out in confidence without fear of repercussions, Ms Clanton said of Campfire Xs independent review. Ms Clanton, 30, alleged in a lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday that producers fost...

Happily, if not surprisingly, she nails it, starring as the frequently brusque Helen Tudor-Fisk. A lawyer who’s relocated to Melbourne following a marriage break-up – her husband left her for an older woman – she fibs her way into a job with an unprepossessing firm of suburban solicitors. Gruber & Gruber specialises in probate and will cases. Sexy, no? No. This is not a show that has any interest in the potentially glamorous side of the law: no headline-grabbing criminal cases or...