Yahoo Finance Neighbours' Harlow considers ruthless move to get ahead at Lassiters
Neighbours spoilers follow for UK viewers.
Neighbours' Harlow Robinson considers making a ruthless move at work on UK screens next week.
Harlow (Jemma Donovan) was recently promoted by her grandfather Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) to the senior role of executive liaison at Lassiters, prompting accusations of nepotism by the staff. A strike followed, before Harlow was demoted.
Harlow remains frustrated by what happened, particularly with Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly), and when she makes a discovery, she contemplates using it to her own advantage to get ahead.
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In upcoming scenes on Channel 5, Harlow finds out that the Lassiters staff claim a free drink when they clock off, and that Paul and Terese (Rebekah Elmaloglou) are unaware.
Many of the managers including Chloe and Amy Greenwood (Jacinta Stapleton) are in on this, as well as Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson).
Harlow is torn between keeping the discovery to herself or to tell Paul and Terese everything – the latter of which would help her get back at Chloe. She eventually decides to stay quiet, to protect everybody else, but she lands in an awkward situation not long afterwards.
Trying to claim a drink for herself, Harlow is nearly caught out by Terese until Chloe steps in and makes the save.
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Harlow is left frustrated that the scene only contributed in making Chloe look better in front of Terese, and declares that from now on, she will put herself first rather than others.
Elsewhere next week, Terese confronts Julie Quill in prison and Amy and Toadie have a falling out over Amy's polyamorous relationship.
Neighbours airs the scenes with Harlow on Tuesday, September 28 and Wednesday, September 29 at 1.45pm and 5.30pm on Channel 5.
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