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Despite watching more than our reasonable share of renovation television, Australians are not translating their viewing into additions and alterations of their homes. December Quarter d…
Despite watching more than our reasonable share of renovation television, Australians are not translating their viewing into additions and alterations of their homes. December Quarter d…
Residential dwelling approvals continued to rise in February 2015, with a 10.6% rise in free-standing dwellings compared with February 2014. However, this rise was dwarfed by the 17.8% lea…
Interest rates, one of the primary tools in the monetary policy arsenal of the Reserve Bank of Australia, appear to be having a more limited impact than was once the case. As the nation’s econom…
Prices of European sawlogs varied significantly in the December Quarter of 2014, with the Scandinavian prices slipping for a second or third successive quarter in US Dollar terms, while the…
Project PN308-1213 For building professionals in the non-residential sector, constructing multi-storey buildings in timber has been an opportunity seldom taken advantage of. As a conse…
3D printing promises to be the gateway to a world where a person’s ideas are literally made manifest. However, 3D printing isn’t suitable for everything and, with materials iss…
A team of University of Rhode Island engineers led by Professor Mohammad Faghri has created a new paper-based platform for conducting a wide range of complex medical diagnostics. The key de…
Canadian manufacturer, Corruven, recently launched a new patented technology of a corrugated wooden core for the manufacture of lightweight panels, marketed by numerous industrial part…