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‘Neighbours’ spoilers: David Tanaka has a guilty SECRET!

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After the tragic events at River Bend on Neighbours, David Tanaka (played by Takaya Honda) is in a coma.

Aaron Brennan (Matt Wilson), David’s spouse, is still in critical condition in hospital after being stabbed and left for dead by the unstable Gareth Bateman.

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David has been troubled by thoughts of DEAD Gareth, and his medical ethics have been called into question.

Did Dr. David go to great lengths to save the violent Gareth?

Or was he content to stand by and watch the man who assaulted Aaron die?

David is in horrible shape, but he has found a buddy in Dean Covey, a medical employee (Travis Cotton).

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Dean has love feelings for David, and it’s no secret.

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Dean believes David should tell Aaron everything that happened between them.

David, on the other hand, is eager to move on from his blunder.

Unfortunately for David, secrets in Erinsborough don’t always remain hidden for long…

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Even though the on-again, off-again couple had a kiss, Ned Willis (Ben Hall) isn’t convinced he wants to remain with Amy Greenwood (Jacinta Stapleton).

Amy took a vacation from Ned for a while while she dealt with a lot of stress concerning her adolescent daughter, Zara Selwyn (Freya Van Dyke).

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But now that Amy is ready to resume their conversation, Ned is preoccupied with his growing feelings for Harlow Robinson, his housemate (Jemma Donovan).

After THAT kiss while they were lost in the wilderness at River Bend, Harlow believes they should pursue their relationship further.

Plus, hasn’t Ned had enough of Amy toying with him?

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Amy, on the other hand, isn’t about to give up on Ned without a fight.

So she surprises Ned with a romantic gesture when he least expects it!

Will the grand gesture be enough to persuade Ned to reconcile with Amy?

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