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A Sitka Spruce nicknamed ‘the loneliest tree in the world’ due to its location 200km away from its nearest neighbouring tree has found itself the unlikely bearer of evidence tha…
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RISE PFI, part of the Swedish Research Institute, is researching how to utilise the nanocellulose in wood fibres for sustainable biomedical applications such as the regeneration of injure…
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With research funding FWPA and industry to validate the technology, this breakthrough could enable foresters to dramatically reduce the breeding cycle of Eucalyptus globulus (blue gum) a…
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Based on a survey of 1000 indoor Australian workers, the research has the potential to substantially boost demand for timber in office fit-outs. It also provides fresh evidence to underpin t…
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Australia’s woodchip and pellet exports totalled 7.389 million bone dry metric tonnes (bdmt) for the year-ended January 2018, up 2.7% on the year prior. The small quantity of wood pellets an…
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After turning down from a peak of AUD477.6 million for the year-ended August 2016, imports of Builders’ Joinery, declined to AUD443.0 million a year later. Since then, the value of imports ha…
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Recent data shows that Australia’s imports of sawn softwood products are again on the rise, with imports in January 2018 recording a new monthly record of 71,319 m3. January was, moreover, th…
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Sales of domestically produced sawn softwood products declined 1.0% over the year to the end of January, totaling 3,116,399 m3. Over the year, there were no stand-out products from a down-si…