Business and Industry

New Free Service to Help Resolve Rental Disputes

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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Strategic Vision Drives Dja Dja Wurrung Progress

DJAARA, the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation, has reaffirmed its leadership and long-term vision with the launch of two key strategic documents: a refreshed Dhelkunya Dja Country Plan (2014–2034) and a new economic strategy titled Wuktjarrang – Trading Our Way.

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Café Lotte – The Door is Open!

The hospitality revival is continuing in Hepburn Springs with the latest opening being Café Lotte on the main road this week.  Formerly the site of Frank & Connie’s, locals have missed having a venue at this space and are excited about the venue being re-opened.

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Local Development Projects in Trouble

A group of Companies developing local boutique accommodation have gone into voluntary administration because they are no longer financially viable leaving a number of local properties in limbo. The affected properties include the historic St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Camp Street, Daylesford.

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Filming has Wrapped on The Block – Ripple Effects in the Local Property Market

Filming of The Block 2025 has officially wrapped in Daylesford, bringing an end to months of local buzz, media attention and behind-the-scenes activity in our normally quiet town. With the air date for the first episode anticipated in August, residents and real estate agents alike are already seeing the ripple effects of the show’s presence.

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Daylesford-Hepburn Property Market Shows Signs of Stabilising After Pandemic Surge

After several years of volatile growth, new data suggests the property markets in Daylesford and Hepburn Springs may be entering a phase of stabilisation. The COVID-era migration from metropolitan areas and a sharp increase in demand for regional properties fuelled unrealistic market expectations. Conditions have cooled and several newly introduced property-related taxes have subdued investor interest, particularly in the holiday rental segment which was once a major driver of local property demand.

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