Hepburn Shire Council has formally adopted its key strategic planning documents for the next four years, including the Council Plan 2025–2029 (incorporating the Municipal Health and Wellbeing Plan), the 2025/26 Budget, and a suite of financial and asset planning documents.
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Victorian renters and landlords now have access to a new service aimed at resolving common rental disputes quickly and informally. Rental Dispute Resolution Victoria (RDRV), a free service launched this week, provides an alternative pathway to settle issues such as bond disagreements, compensation claims, repair requests and rent increases.
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June rainfall of 110.8mm was just above the long-term average of 106mm for Daylesford according to the Bureau of Meteorology. The Bureau expects July to be drier than average with August to September hopefully closer to normal rainfall. Central Highlands Water has introduced water restrictions because of low reservoir levels.
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Since printed media began, publishers have recognised the appetite of their readers for advice about health and for solutions to their health problems. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment were thought to be effective in relieving kidney problems and Connell’s East India Remedies focussed on the liver, gout and rheumatism.
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Work is now underway on the final stage of a major upgrade to Daylesford’s water supply system, marking a significant step towards securing the long-term water needs of the Daylesford and Hepburn region.
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