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Michael Galvin | ... |
Chris Warner
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Callum McKay
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Ben Mitchell | ... |
TK Samuels
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Amanda Billing | ... |
Sarah Potts
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Faye Smythe | ... |
Tania Jeffries
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Libby Jeffries
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Hunter McKay
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Alison Quigan | ... |
Yvonne Jeffries
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Kiel McNaughton | ... |
James Scott
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Adam Rickitt | ... |
Kieran Mitchell
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Beth Allen | ... |
Brooke Freeman
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Anna Jullienne | ... |
Maia Jeffries
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Toni Potter | ... |
Alice Piper
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Angela Bloomfield | ... |
Rachel McKenna
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Sophie McKay
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Gerald Tippett
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Ido Drent | ... |
Daniel Potts
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Nisha Madhan | ... |
Shanti Kumari
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Sally Martin | ... |
Nicole Miller
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Will Hall | ... |
Kip Denton
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Sarah Thomson | ... |
Tracey Morrison
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Maxwell Avia
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Shortland Street, a five-night-a-week soap set in an Auckland City hospital, follows the complicated personal and professional lives of its staff, family and friends.
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hospital | medical clinic | new zealand | auckland new zealand | asexual |Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
25 May 1992 (New Zealand) See more »Also Known As:
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Jenny Harrison: Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.
Rachel McKenna: Where?
Jenny Harrison: What about all you've learnt from running your own business?
Rachel McKenna: How to screw it up, you mean.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.
Jenny Harrison: Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?
Rachel McKenna: My brain surgery's a little rusty.
Jenny Harrison: As P.A. for me and David.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly ...
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The show celebrated its 3,500th Episode on Tuesday the 13th of June, 2006. See more »Goofs
Dr Li Mei Chen (2003 - 2006) arrived to New Zealand on a study program from China. After arriving with very poor spoken English skills and weak pronunciation of the English language, approximately one year after her coming to New Zealand she had a flawless English accent as if she was a New Zealand born Chinese citizen. See more »Quotes
Rachel McKenna: I'm gonna end up with nothing, which is precisely what I deserve.Jenny Harrison: Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.
Rachel McKenna: Where?
Jenny Harrison: What about all you've learnt from running your own business?
Rachel McKenna: How to screw it up, you mean.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.
Jenny Harrison: Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?
Rachel McKenna: My brain surgery's a little rusty.
Jenny Harrison: As P.A. for me and David.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly ...
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Being a New Zealand resident, I get a first-hand look at this 8 year old soap opera, which stars some of New Zealand's finest acting talent.
Starting in May, 1992, SST got off to a rocky beginning in it's home country. The ratings weren't that great, yet the producers were still optomistic. However, only a year after, the ratings picked up, and now it's come to be a way of life in NZ. Yep - nearly every house will have the TV on channel 2 at 7pm, to watch their fave soap.
Over the past 8 years keen followers have seen Nick, Kirsty, Rachel and the gang battle diseases, broken hearts and evil maniacs as they try to live life as the script-writers see fit. Many an actor have walked into the Clinic Reception, and let's hope Shortland Street Medical Centre will keep it's doors open for a long time to come!