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Reference > A to Z of Neighbours: Letter K

The A to Z of Neighbours is intended to act as an encyclopaedia of everything to do with the show. These are the entries beginning with the letter K. If you feel that we're missing anything, please let us know, either by contacting us or in the relevant thread on the Message Board.

Kangaman: A comic read by Henry Ramsay.

Kennedy: Family who moved into Ramsay Street in 1994, made up of parents, G.P Karl and teacher Susan, along with their three children, Malcolm, Libby and Billy. Karl's adoptive father, Tom Kennedy, also paid several visits in the mid-90s.

Kenya: Brett Stark won a trip to Kenya in 1995 as part of a school competition and took Susan Kennedy along as his chaperone. It was filmed as part of a World Vision educational programme with information about the plight of many Africans being written into the script. Although their trip was shown as part of normal Neighbours episodes, it was also edited down to make a 90 minute special, Neighbours: Africa Dreaming.

Kinski: Single father, Alex, romanced Susan Smith in 2005 before dying from cancer. His two children, Rachel and Zeke were then taken in by Susan, and they were joined in Erinsborough by Alex's long-lost daughter, Katya.

Kirk: Drew Kirk arrived in Erinsborough early in 1998 to work at Lou's garage and many of his relatives, including siblings Stuart, Sally and Dougal, parents Ron and Rose and aunts Janet and Minnie have passed through town. Drew's son, Ben Kirk, was born at the end of 2001.

Kirkwood (Mrs.): Local childminder in Erinsborough for many years. Used to care for Jamie Clarke and Sky Mangel amongst others.

Kitchen: The hub of any Neighbours home.

Kratz: Sam Kratz turned up in Ramsay Street in 1994 after meeting Pam Willis in Canberra. Soon after, his nan, Marlene, followed him there, having bought number 24, and she revealed that she was the mother of Cheryl Stark. One of Marlene's other children, Patrick, also made an appearance.