Last year's Anzac Day ceremonies saw people take to their driveways to commemorate our diggers, as coronavirus restrictions put a stamp on public gatherings.
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Ahead of ANZAC day 2021, many RSL sub-branches have looked forward to having semi-public gatherings.
Dimboola RSL President Brian Bosworth said he looks forward to hosting a service that was "as close to normal as possible."
"We are extremely fortunate at Dimboola that we are able to join with Dimboola Memorial Secondary College to return to the normal format of our ANZAC day commemorations," he said.
"We do not take this lightly and feel fortunate that we can once again return to a level of normalcy."
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ANZAC day events across Hindmarsh Shire:
Dimboola: The Dimboola and Memorial Secondary College will conduct a dawn service. This will be followed by breakfast at the college.
The ANZAC march will proceed from the college at 8.30am and will be followed by wreath-laying at the memorial. A service will follow at the college auditorium at 9am.
Morning tea will be served at the Dimboola RSL hall after the college service. Tea, coffee and light snacks will be served.
Due to COVID-19 protocols, anyone attending the event will need to register their attendance via a QR code sign-in or attendance register.
Mr Bosworth said the RSL was "looking forward to seeing old faces again."
Nhill: The day will start with a dawn service at the Goldsworthy Park memorial, followed by a barbeque breakfast provided by the Rotary club of Nhill.
At 10:30am an ANZAC march will proceed from the Nhill information centre to the war memorial.
The Nhill-Dimboola band, Sing Australia Nhill, and Nhill College choir will be involved in the service outside of the war memorial, where the traditional wreath-laying service will occur.
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