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Just a quick message to say we're really sorry about lack of updates.

We're both now out of university and in full time employment so we don't have as much time to update the page as we used to, hell we even find it hard to watch the episodes day by day.

We hope all you UK viewers are prepared for the heartbreak you will endure this week. And we hope the rest of you are enjoying what's on the screens and have a fantastic week.

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They're some of the most recognisable faces on Australia television.

But as well known stars on Home And Away were covered in colourful paint powder as they filmed a Colour Run scene on Wednesday, most of them were completely unrecognisable.

Wearing a wig and funny pink sunglasses, actress Emily Symons who plays Marilyn Chambers, winced and looked overwhelmed by the colour storm as she stood alongside fellow actress Georgie Parker who plays Roo Stewart. The scene looked as though it was acting as a great team building exercise between the cast as Georgie cuddled up to actress Kassandra Clementi, who plays Maddy Osborne.

Despite being covered in colour, Kassandra still managed to add some sass to her outfit in a pair of yellow shorts with a tie-up T-shirt.

She teamed the look with a blue baseball cap but that still didn't stop her face from being given a yellow, blue and pink make-over.

As well as being covered in colour, the cast were also dressed up in fancy dress making them even more difficult to identify.

Andrew Morley, who plays Spencer Harrington, wore a multi-coloured headband to add even more rainbow to the day. 

Emily Symons, wore a grey wig complete with tiny bow and pink sunglasses, while Georgie opted for purple star sunglasses and a straw hat.

Meanwhile, Pia Miller's character, 'tough and resilient city girl' Katrina, is new to the shores of Summer Bay but already looks part of the soap's family as she limbered up ready for the run.

Ray Meagher, who plays veteran character Alf Stewart, looked as though his role at the race was an authoritative one.