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Neighbours actor reflects on his role as Ajay Kapoor as show ends 37-year run

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It’s been 37 years since Neighbours first hit out screens, but tomorrow Australia's longest running TV drama will air its final show. In its heyday it was known for many things, but cultural and ethnic diversity wasn’t one of them, and efforts to change that, didn’t always come easily.
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