Past Residents: Toadfish Rebecchi (1996-1998, 2007), Katya Kinski (2006-2007), Liljana Bishop (2005), Sindi Watts (2004-2005), Stingray Timmins (2004-2005), Dylan Timmins (2005), Stuart Parker (2005), Taj Coppin (2003), Lori Lee (2003), Elly Conway (2001-2002), Darcy Tyler (2000-2001), Bill [Billy] Kennedy (1994-2000), Joel Samuels (1998), Malcolm Kennedy (1994-1997), Doug Willis (1990-1994), Pam Willis (1990-1994), Faye Hudson (1992), Gaby Willis (1991-1994), Cody Willis (1990-1991,1994), Brad Willis (1991-1994), Adam Willis (1990-1991), Melanie Pearson (1989-1990), Matt Robinson (1990), Des Clarke (1985-1990), Bronwyn Davies (1988) Mike Young (1986-1990), Jamie Clarke (1988-1990), Sally Wells (1987), Daphne Clarke (1985, 1986-1988)

NB. Recurring or guest characters are omitted

• For many years, the backcloth seen through Number 28's kitchen window depicted Number 26, which is housed on the other side of the property!

• A pillar was located in the centre of the living room until 1991, when it was cut down to half its original size, forming a bench, by the Willis family. The Kennedys later demolished the remaining segment in 1996, with no on screen explanation.

• In 2001, the owners of the real property on Pin Oak Court added a new front door with leaded glass, which was duplicated on the studio interior.

• This house was owned by Des Clarke, until he sold it to Doug Willis in 1990 and moved to a small flat. In 1994, the Willis family moved to Darwin and sold the house to the Kennedys, who have been there ever since. During Karl and Susan Kennedy's divorce in 2004, she received the house in the settlement.

• The decor of number 28 remained roughly the same until the Willis family moved in. They then redecorated in 1992, and the house changed completely when the Kennedys arrived in 1994. Son Malcolm decorated the house in 1996 (and moved the kitchen to an entirely different position). In 1999, the Kennedys hired professional decorators to give it a new look. After winning the house in the divorce settlement, Susan revamped her home again in early 2005.

Please note: Due to studio and production constraints, alterations are often made to the layout of rooms/sets. Thus, the above illustration is intended as a plan based on the architecture of the actual houses on Pin Oak Court, and the various replicated interior layouts that have appeared on-screen over the years.

Illustration by Rhys

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