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Government investment in VCAT’s service transformation
Published May 2021
Review of sexual harassment in Victorian Courts and VCAT
Published April 2021
Residential Tenancies timing update
If you have a residential tenancies application involving bond, compensation or pet issues, see below for when to expect a hearing.
Rental Dispute Resolution Victoria (RDRV) is here
A free VCAT service that assists renters (tenants) and rental providers (landlords) to resolve disputes about bond, compensation, repairs, and excessive rent.
As a rental provider (landlord) when do I have to send a notice to a renter (tenant)?
For some residential tenancy issues, you must send a notice (eg. notice to vacate) to the renter (tenant) before you can apply to VCAT.
Can I get a refund?
You can apply for a refund if you have:
Can I get compensation from my rental provider (landlord) or renter (tenant)?
If you have a rental property dispute in Victoria, you might be able to seek compensation from your landlord or tenant.
Can I bring my own technology to the hearing?
You can use your own electronic device at a hearing, for example a laptop, tablet, smartphone or USB.