What are your favourite storylines and why?
The Glen and Lucy storyline, because it was so daring. Karl Kennedy with Sarah Beaumont, because it was fun to watch, the doctor engaging with his secretary. Izzy and Karl being together, he is old enough to be her father and all the lies that she has kept from him. Lou being sent to jail and had Dr Darcy as his cellmate, and the recent 2004 cliffhanger. Others I have enjoyed is watching Sindi go crazy, Paul being a mentor to Dylan, and the 20th Anniversary storyline, was such great fun to watch, seeing all the familiar characters once again. I enjoyed watching Boyd and Janae get married, as they do come across as the modern Scott and Charlene. .

Have you ever visited the sets, street or a Neighbours Night?
I first visited Pin Oak Court in October 2003. I was on a tour and they were filming, and we weren't allowed into the street. I decided to do the tour again, the next day and they weren't filming. Filming was fun to watch, but to actually walk through the street and stand in front of the houses was even more fun. October 2003, was also my first Neighbours Night I went to in Melbourne. This was an enjoyable night, as I got to meet Stu, Karl and Michelle Scully as well as participate in the fun and excitement throughout the night. On my arrival back in Sydney, I found out that Neighbours Nights are held in Sydney as well, but not as frequent as Melbourne. In Melbourne, they have them every Monday in a pub in St Kilda, and in Sydney, they are the last Sunday of the month in a pub on Pitt St in the city. All together, from October 2003 - December 2004. I've been to 13 Neighbours Nights. In February 2004, I flew to Melbourne for a Prisoner Cell Block H party to commemorate its 25th anniversary. Before we went inside the studio for the party, we were taken on a small tour to Pin Oak Court. The party was awesome, and that was the first time I met Lyn Scully and she is a wonderful lady. In June 2004, I went to a Neighbours Night in Sydney and won a singing competition and the prize was a trip to Melbourne. September 2004, I went on this trip and part of the prize was a free tour of Pin Oak Court and free entry into a Neighbours Night. I went along, and the BBC were there to film a documentary for the 20th anniversary, and I was interviewed for it. For doing the interivew, I was given a tour of the studio the next day. I went to the studio, and saw how the editing was done, the make up and wardrobe and the green room where Serena, Stingray and Karl were. I even got to meet Dahl the galah. I was then taken into a studio and saw a scene being filmed and this was very fun to watch. I was informed that another scene was filmed down the road at a gym and I went there. There, I got to meet Paul Robinson and I was excited to meet an original icon and one of the best characters ever written. Also at this gym, I met Isabelle Hoyland and Boyd. I was able to talk to all 3 of them, and they are really nice people. As of December 2007, I relocated to Melbourne in the hopes of finding employment and shared accomodation, and also for my love of Neighbours. During this time, The Official Ramsey Street Tour was now including The Lassiters Backlot as part of their weekend tours only. Walking around Lassiters on this tour was a dream come true. I have now being to a total of 50 Neighbours Night (50th being on Monday Dec 24 2007) and 17 Ramsay Street Tours.

Can you tell us more about your experiences of meeting the cast?
From the 50 Neighbours Nights I've been to, I have met - Joe Scully, Jack Scully, Lyn Scully, Michelle Scully, Steph Scully, Isabelle Hoyland, Max Hoyland, Boyd Hoyland, Connor, Toadfish, Stu Parker, Ned Parker, Harold Bishop, Janae Timmins/Hoyland, Janelle Timmins, Ned Parker, Paul Robinson, Elle Robinson, Sindi Watts. A sunday night in September 2004, that was to decide if the Roosters would go into Grand Final, there was a Neighbours Night. Toadfish had come to this night straight from the game, and I learnt that, like myself, he is a Roosters supporter, so we cheered on the our team. I enjoyed Lyn Scully's character in Prisoner Cell Block H, and everytime I see her, I ask lots of questions about her time on the show. In 2005, Mark Little who played Joe Mangel came to a Neighbours Night, and that was such a joy, meeting a character from the 80s. Also in 2005, I went to Melbourne, and did a tour of Ramsay Street, and finally met Jackie Woodbourne who plays Susan Kennedy/Smith. This was such a delight, as I have always wanted to meet her, and unfortunately Jackie does not go to The Nights, so it was a dream come true. Dec 2005, Janet Andrewartha who plays Lyn Scully, came to Neighbours Night in Sydney and this was around the time when her character left our screens. I said a tearful farewell to Janet, and told her I will always miss her. In January 2006, was the first Neighbours Night in Sydney to have Janae. Janae had bought her best friend along, Bridget Neval who played Lana (Sky's friend in 2004), and was a pleasure to meet her. Also at this night, Boyd was there, and it was great to see Boyd and Janae together in person. In March 2007, Elle was there for the first time in Sydney, and she is as beautiful as she is on screen, and looks just as beautiful as Nicole Kidman. In December 2007, I arrived in Melbourne ( See Above ) and have bought my total of Neighbours Nights to 50. I was luckily enough to meet characters in this time for the first time, and they were - Steve Parker, Zeke & Katya & Rachael Kinski and Adam Rhodes. Steve Bastoni, who plays Steve Parker, I have always wanted to meet, as he was in another favourite show of mine - Prisoner Cell Block H. He played a Repair Person (Around The 600 episodes), and fell in love with Jackie Woodbourne's Character (Julie Eggbert) and they got married. I told him this at the Neighbours Night, and he was quite shocked and taken back that I knew that, whereas he does not remember it.