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Welcome to Dindi Daily for Sunday, February 24. The final-ever Yea St Pat’s Race Club meeting, under its own name, wioll be held this afternoon at the Yea Racecourse. In Diamond Valley Cricket Barclay Shield, the first day of the Round 11 two-dayer, Riverside is on 5/97 with Epping at 88. Diamond Creek is at

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Friday, February 22. Vince Jones will headline the Eltham Jazz, Food and Wine Festival to be held on Saturday and Sunday. There will be five stages across the Eltham township. Former Victorian Premier John Brumby was on hand yesterday to open the La Trobe University Campus of Ivanhoe Grammar School.

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Thursday, February 21. Yea football legend Bernie McCarthy has died at the age of 75. Bernie played with Yea, as did his younger brothers Shane and Gavan. Bernie McCarthy went on to play 148 games, with 80 goals, for North Melbourne, and was later at Preston and South Bendigo. He

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Sunday, February 17. Eltham CFA attended a small fire in Commercial Place. It was quickly described as safe. One unit attended a small bushfire last night on Ironbark Rd, Yarrambat. Historan Ann Blainey will be at the Jock and Eddie Cafe, Eltham, next month to discuss her new book on

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Saturday, February 16. The ‘all clear’ was given last night after Emergency Victoria had issued an ‘advice’ for a grass fire at Donnybrook. The fire was at the Langley Park Drive area, near the Donnybrook Railway Station, with heavy smoke visible from the Hume Freeway. Learn how to write successful

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Friday, February 15. Today is Alexandra Secondary College Swimming Sports Day when students will appear in team colours, to cheer their team along. Local MP Cindy McLeish is calling on the Andrews State Government to reverse its decision to remove government banking from local communities. The State Government has stipulatedthat

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Thursday, February 14. Happy Valentine’s Day. The latest issue of The Local Paper is out now. It reports that Nillumbik Shire Council will hold some of its meetings at St Andrews, Hurstbridge, Diamond Creek and Eltham this year, making it easier for locals to attend. Clear feell logging continues in

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Tuesday, February 12. An appointment with State Planning Minister Richard Wynne is in the sights of Yea developer Bill Anderson. He wants to argue that Murrindindi Shire Council has not been impartial about his application to subdivide land at Ewing Wynd. Shakespeare in the Park will be performed with As

Welcome to Dindi Daily for Sunday, February 10. State Governor Linda Dessau joined Kinglake Cricket Club on Saturday, as part of her discreet tour of the bushfire region. Kinglake hit 147 on the first of its two-day match against Reservoir in the Northern Metro Manion Shield. It is the Black Stumps Day at Kinglake with