A Tax Reckoning for the Holiday Home: What the Federal Budget Means for Daylesford’s Airbnb Market
For a town where holiday cottages outnumber long-term rentals on many streets, the federal budget...
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For a town where holiday cottages outnumber long-term rentals on many streets, the federal budget...
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Julie Higgs The main industrial and commercial hub of Daylesford is in East Street. The precinct is the home of a diverse range of about 20 businesses, ranging from fitness centres, furniture makers and garden supplies to...
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The campaign to restore balance in the commercial use of public space, particularly for Burke...
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Clive Hartley Best’s Great Western was established in 1866. The current owners, the Thomson family...
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There’s something quietly radical happening in our corner of the Central Highlands. Behind...
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The intermission is over. The Phoenix is reopening on Thursday the 14th of May with four...
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The 2026-27 Victorian State Budget, delivered this week, balances a return to a modest operating...
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The Spa Centre Daylesford branch of the Country Women’s Association (CWA) marked a significant...
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There has been significant community comment about the significant expansion of outdoor drinking...
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We extend our warmest wishes to all mothers in our community. May your day be filled with joy and the appreciation of family and friends around you. And may your rooms be filled with flowers.
Read MoreMay 1, 2026
Over the past six years, readers of The Wombat Post have come to know Petrus Spronk through his thoughtful, searching, often deeply personal columns. In recent months, his absence has been keenly felt. I visited Petrus at his home to pass the time of day and to catch up on where he’s been.
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