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Australia’s housing boom, though showing signs of abatement, has yet to see significant declines, with new dwelling approvals at 231,807 separate dwellings for the year-ended April 2016.…
Australia’s housing boom, though showing signs of abatement, has yet to see significant declines, with new dwelling approvals at 231,807 separate dwellings for the year-ended April 2016.…
Continuing to fall, Australia’s imports of sawn softwood declined to 631,206 m3 for the year-ended April 2016, recording their ninth successive monthly decrease and their lowest volume si…
Reported sales of sawn softwood hit a new record of 2.866 million m3 for the year-ended May 2016, a rise of 8.0% on the prior year. Major contributing factors were a modest increase in total sale…
Australia’s economic growth for the year-ended March 2016 rose to 3.1%, surprising many, but underscoring that some of the key features of the Australian economy have not changed significa…
Ongoing consumer research shows that wood has increased its standing as Australian consumers’ favourite material for a wide range of applications. These research results are also availab…
Consumer research into perceptions around the environment and climate change indicate that the forestry and wood products industry are increasingly viewed as making positive contributi…
FWPA are making valuable advertising material available to industry members to use in their own company and marketing communications. Following the success of the long-running Wood. Natu…
Forest and Wood Products Australia Limited (FWPA) are helping industry prepare for the changes to the National Construction Code (NCC), effective from May 1st 2016. Throughout Australia a…