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Neighbours returns to screens: Here's how to watch the revived soap
The iconic series has more than one new home.
Our favourite Ramsay Street residents are returning for double the drama as Neighbours makes a comeback to two channels.
You can tune into the enduring soap from Monday, 18 September, on Channel 10 from Monday to Thursday at 4:30pm, followed by 10 Peach at 6:30pm and it will also be available to stream on 10 Play.
The Bold and the Beautiful will be moving to the 4pm timeslot Monday to Thursday on Channel 10 and will air at 4:30pm on Fridays. Leaving us with back-to-back soapie heaven.
Fan faves return
Popular cast members are returning to the show, including Alan Fletcher (Karl Kennedy), Jackie Woodburne (Susan Kennedy), Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson), Ryan Moloney (Toadie Rebecchi) and Annie Jones (Jane Harris). We'll also see April Rose Pengilly (Chloe Brennan) and Guy Pearce (Mike Young) as guest stars in the series.
Hollywood comes to Ramsay Street
Neighbours newcomer and Hollywood actress Mischa Barton will be making her Neighbours debut playing Reece Sinclair, a mysterious American who arrives in Erinsborough with a secret agenda.
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"I'm excited to be part of this iconic show's next chapter, and I am really looking forward to being back in Australia, a place I know and love. I think the character of Reece is going to be a great role for me to explore and play with," she previously said.
Neighbours executive producer Jason Herbison has expressed his joy over having Mischa join the cast. "We are beyond excited to have an actor of Mischa's calibre join us for this exciting new chapter. Mischa's character is dynamic and unpredictable and will have an instant presence on Ramsay Street. Our loyal viewers are going to love her, locally and abroad," he said.
Neighbours revived
Neighbours fans were devastated when the long-running soap wrapped up last July after 37 years. The show was forced to cease production after losing a key broadcasting partner in the UK and struggled to find alternative funding.
Luckily, the show received a lifeline from Amazon Freevee and Prime Video, who revived the popular TV show a few months later.
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