"I'm keeping you here as leverage the next time someone thing to break the rules."
Robert 'Bob' Moran was the former Acting Governor and Deputy Governor of Wentworth Detention Centre.
Bob was transferred to Wentworth during Ann's leave of absence as acting governor and rubs several of the staff up the wrong way. He argues with Ferguson knowing her game and refuses to send Lou Kelly to Blackmoor.
Moran is forced to leave Wentworth after his relationship with Kath Maxwell is made public and his falling out with the staff is made known. Moran leaves and takes up a job at a prison farm as he is never seen nor heard from again.
Time At Wentworth[]
Appointed as acting Governor during Ann Reynolds's absence (595) and catches on when Joan Ferguson attempts to become Moran's deputy when discussing Meg's future as the deputy governor. James Dwyer demoted him for not transferring Lou Kelly to Blackmoor. During 601 goes around the prison and even goes through the vents to make sure he releases several hostages and knocks out several prisoners holding others hostage. Moran and Meg make it to the laundry and manage to subdue Kelly, with Moran holding his weapon in Kelly's face and sending Kelly to isolation as a result and would cause Kelly to manipulate him into thinking she was going to escape with him, when Lou finds out she has been played she is furious. His Vietnam training and hard-headed attitude cause much disgruntlement among the women. His friendship with Kath Maxwell and Alan Maxwell allows Kath to be introduced as a character before she becomes a prisoner. He played in the Volleyball game. Bob leaves Wentworth shortly after Kath is imprisoned. Last seen in (620) when Jessie Windom thanks him for believing her about Harry Bassinger.
Moran during Kelly riot
He was mentioned by Ann saying he couldn't come to Kath Maxwell's trial due to a riot at the prison farm. It was also mentioned he was the Governor there.