Amali Golden
In 2017, Golden appeared in episodes of Home and Away and The Other Guy, and the feature film Thor: Ragnarok. Golden also released the single "Elephant (Talk About It)" after the track was created for her role as Amy in The Other Guy. From 2019 until 2020, Golden played Young Farida in the drama series Bloom. She also launched new music under the name GOLDS and her debut EP Imprints was released in November 2019. The following year, she appeared in the feature films Love and Monsters and Black Water: Abyss. She also played real life medic Priya Thalayasingam in Bali 2002 and returned to Home and Away as Mercedes Da Silva in 2023. She joined the supporting cast of crime drama Black Snow in 2025.
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