Tori Morgan is a fictional character from the Australian television soap opera Home and Away, played by Penny McNamee. The actress had wanted to appear in the serial since the start of her acting career and described the part as her "dream job". During the audition process, McNamee was paired with various male actors to find the right combination for the Morgan siblings. A month later, she learned that she had won the role of Tori and began filming in November 2015. She made her first appearance during the episode broadcast on 5 May 2016.

The character was introduced to the show along with her three brothers; Brody Morgan (Jackson Heywood), Justin Morgan (James Stewart) and Mason Morgan (Orpheus Pledger). Tori is portrayed as a caring, intelligent, understanding, successful doctor. She is very protective of her brothers and comes to Summer Bay ahead of them to see if it is safe to live there. She is caught up in an explosion at the local caravan park and helps treat several characters. The Morgans initially concealed the fact that they were in witness protection. The storyline saw the siblings targeted by their parents' killers, leading Tori to be held hostage, threatened, and involved in a plane crash.

Later storylines have revolved around Tori's romantic relationships with Nate Cooper (Kyle Pryor), Duncan Stewart (Benedict Wall), and Martin "Ash" Ashford (George Mason). In 2018, a new storyline arc began with Tori deciding to become a mother and saw her undergoing fertility treatment in order to have a child. McNamee confirmed her departure from Home and Away in September 2021 and her final scenes aired that same month, as Tori leaves the Bay with her husband Christian Green (Ditch Davey). She made a brief return in April 2024 for Justin's wedding. For her portrayal of Tori, McNamee has received nominations for the Logie Award for Best New Talent and the Inside Soap Award for Best Daytime Star. Readers of TV Week voted the character as their favourite Morgan out of her and Justin.

On 22 November 2015, Australian news outlets reported that Penny McNamee had joined the cast of Home and Away as a new doctor called Tori. McNamee stated that the part was her "dream job" and she had wanted to appear on the show since she began her acting career. Following her first audition for the role, McNamee received a call back, along with five other actresses. They were each paired with various male actors to find the right combination for the four Morgan siblings. She explained, "we spent about 10 hours, all 24 of us, going in and matching with different brothers to see which grouping worked best and had the most chemistry – which actors could work well as a family." McNamee admitted that she "desperately" wanted the role, and found the month long wait for news "fairly stressful." When she was contacted, McNamee could not initially answer the call as she was in a hospital with relatives. She filmed her first scenes in early November, and made her debut as Tori on 5 May 2016.

Tori is the second eldest Morgan sibling and a successful doctor. The show's series producer Lucy Addario said Tori was "a total sweetheart" and someone everyone wants to be friends with. Addario also described Tori as "loving, understanding, caring and supportive." McNamee described her character as having a "warmth and sense of humour", but she tends to avoid personal questions, so others find it hard to connect with her sometimes. The actress called Tori "a total commitment-phobe", and commented that she was nothing like that, as she married her high school sweetheart. Growing up with her three brothers has left Tori able to laugh at herself and good with comebacks during arguments. McNamee told Kerry Harvey of Stuff.co.nz that Tori is "a real family girl".

She is protective of her brothers and often puts them first over everything else, which has affected her romantic life. McNamee added, "I think that's often where she goes wrong." McNamee also said her character is "highly intelligent and driven", and her co-workers respect her "professionalism and her kindness". McNamee initially thought Tori had been written as a "Doctor Death" character, as her early storylines saw the characters she came into contact with die, lose limbs, or have bad events happen to them. The actress stated, "It's been a very bumpy ride for Tori so far. You think she'd leave. You think she would think 'Wow. All the bad stuff happens here, I'm out'." McNamee admitted that she had some trouble pronouncing the medical terms, especially anaesthetic and anaesthetist.

"Tori is running from something I can't quite share yet. Essentially, she's coming to suss out Summer Bay for her family. She's bringing three brothers with her, but she arrives first to see if they'll be safe there."

The character was introduced during the caravan park explosion storyline. Tori attends a fundraiser for the local hospital at the Summer Bay Caravan Park. When a gas bottle is knocked over and ignites, the resulting blast injures many of the attendees. Tori immediately starts to help those who have been injured. Of her character's reaction, McNamee stated, "She sees all these people who need help and she just goes into doctor mode." The actress also thought it was lucky Tori is there, as fellow doctor Nate Cooper (Kyle Pryor) is "emotionally invested" as his friends and wife have been hurt. Tori "tag-teams" with Nate to help save everyone. Back at the hospital, Tori also has "the difficult task" of informing Maddy Osborne (Kassandra Clementi) that her injured arm needs to be amputated. As Tori continues to treat the victims of the explosion, she realises that she feels "at peace" in the Bay and believes that she can settle down there. She also finds the residents are kind and welcoming, which McNamee said was something that Tori has been "craving" for a while.