Ditch Davey

Ditch Davey is an Australian actor.

Biography

He was born Kristian Lind, but legally changed his name to Ditch when he was 18. Ditch came about because his older sister could not pronounce Christian, so instead she ended up calling him 'Ditchin'. As the years went on 'Ditch' became a nickname so on his eighteenth birthday Ditch Davey was who he became when he also took his stepfather's surname.

Ditch graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) in 1998.

Career

Not long after leaving WAAPA and the state of Western Australia, he got his first acting job on a Wrigley's Eclipse chewing gum ad. After this, he was seen on Australian dramas such as All Saints, Above the Law, Water Rats, and the telemovie Do or Die.

In 2001 he auditioned for the role of Evan Jones on Blue Heelers. He got the role and quit his job as a part-time barman in Sydney, moved from Sydney to Melbourne, and cut his long blonde hair and dyed it brown. His first episode was "Dragged".

In 2002, Ditch won the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent.

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Hibbing Daily Tribune 06 Apr 2018

Please consider mowing intersection ditches more frequently to help keep everyone on the roads safe. Beanna Davey....

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'Parents killed it': why Facebook is losing its teenage users

The Guardian 16 Feb 2018

@marksweney. Email ... “As soon as parents got in they killed it,” says 24-year-old Jordan Ranford, a now minimal Facebook user who ditched his mum as a friend because she was “just jarring”. Georgia Davey, 21, predicts a bleak future for the increasingly uncool Facebook ... “No one would bet against Zuckerberg, but Facebook needs to grow out of [relying on advertising] or the hipster will be dad on the dancefloor.” Georgia Davey, 21 ... Twitter ... ....

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Why Facebook Is Quickly Losing Teenage Users

PSFK 16 Feb 2018

This year more than 3 million under-25s in the U.K. and U.S. are expected to leave the site. This article titled “‘Parents killed it’ ... “As soon as parents got in they killed it,” says 24-year-old Jordan Ranford, a now minimal Facebook user who ditched his mum as a friend because she was “just jarring”. Georgia Davey, 21, predicts a bleak future for the increasingly uncool Facebook ... impermanence ... Georgia Davey, 21 ... ....

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Severely disabled man ‘fears losing carers’ after appeal defeat on council cuts

Belfast Telegraph 01 Sep 2017

Luke Davey, 41, had attempted to overturn Oxfordshire County Council’s decision to reduce by 42% his weekly personal budget which funded a round-the-clock care package including the wages of personal assistants with him for nearly 20 years ... Lord Justice McFarlane, Lord Justice Bean and Lady Justice Thirlwall have given Mr Davey and his lawyers until September 18 to consider making a last-ditch appeal to the Supreme Court....

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Move over, Mozart! Radio 3 attempts to woo a younger generation of listeners with series of podcasts

This is Money 12 Jun 2017

BBC Radio 3 may ditch its brand for a series of podcasts aimed at younger listeners. Controller Alan Davey said that it is considering the ‘stealth’ operation to try and reach people who might never seek out a classical music station ... The station may ditch its brand for a series of podcasts aimed at younger listeners ... But Mr Davey said that he was worried about the aging audience of his radio station,....

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Blue Heeler role still dogs Davey

The Daily Telegraph Australia 23 May 2016

FORMER Blue Heelers favourite Ditch Davey has returned home after starring in US television hits Spartacus and Black Box ... ....

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How should you vote in the EU referendum? A guide for the undecided

New Statesman 09 May 2016

The more you look into it, the more unappealing both sides seem ... All I know for sure is that I should vote ... Pro ... So whatever else happens, giving Davey Pie a shove toward the exit of No 10 can’t be bad. Con. Ditching Cameron over Brexit gives us Boris Johnson as surely as night follows day so voting for Brexit to depose Cameron would simply serve to replace one ultra-privileged Etonian with another (arguably a worse one) ... Pro ... Con ... Pro ... Con....

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