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Cassie Howarth is an Australian actress, known for her role as Hannah Wilson in the soap opera Home and Away from 2013 until 2016. Howarth also played Dayna Rollins in the sci-fi television series Bar Karma in 2011, and has had guest roles in Packed to the Rafters and . Her film roles include Deranged High (2010), 2 Graves in the Desert (2020), and Life After Fighting (2024). She has also appeared in several theatre productions, including The Crucible and The Pass.
Howarth has coeliac disease.
In 2013, Howarth joined the main cast of soap opera Home and Away as Hannah Wilson. She was introduced alongside Philippa Northeast and Jake Speer, who played her character's niece and nephew. respectively. Howarth described her character as "a strong, determined woman who will fight fiercely for her family, but needs to feel loved as she has a fear of being alone." Howrath moved to Sydney to be closer to the Seven Network studios and shared an apartment with her schoolfriend and newsreader Leanne Jones. Howarth's character was involved in various notable storylines, including extracting her family from a cult, a romance with Andy Barrett (played by Tai Hara), and paralysis. Howarth departed the serial in May 2016, after her character was killed-off in a Caravan Park explosion storyline.
After leaving Home and Away, Howarth starred in the Lifetime television thriller film A Deadly Price for Her Pretty Face as Amanda Archer, feature film 2 Graves in the Desert alongside Michael Madsen and William Baldwin, and the action-comedy series Bondi Slayer. In February 2021, Howarth appeared in a production of John Donnelly's The Pass at The Reginald Theatre in the Seymour Centre, alongside Ben Chapple and Deng Deng.
Howarth appears in the first season of The Twelve. She made a guest appearance in in 2023, followed by a role in the 2024 martial arts thriller film Life After Fighting with Bren Foster.
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