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For more than a year, there have been concerns the end of COVID discounted fixed price loans would result in a ‘mortgage cliff’ wherein borrowers would be forced to sell houses at discounts bec…
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The total value of Australia’s home loans was 1.2% lower in July 2023, compared with the prior month, but was down 14.1% on an annualised basis, compared with the previous year. It is never clea…
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Australia’s total dwelling approvals fell in the year-ending July, drifting to 173,509 approvals down11.2% on the prior year. Detached house approvals for the same period were 105,079 dow…
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The monthly annual CPI for August is a bit like the old story of the Curate’s Egg with some parts good and some parts bad. We can see that in the difference between the headline (bad) and underlyin…
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June quarter economic growth (measured by Gross Domestic Products [GDP]) remained in positive territory, recording a 0.4% increase, feeding into 2.1% growth for the year, on a seasonally a…
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Report
Purpose Few tools currently exist to assist mill and yard managers in their day-to-day drying management decisions. This project aimed to develop and verify a timber drying technology and a…
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Last week, board members of Forest & Wood Products Australia (FWPA) along with key members of the FWPA leadership team, visited several locations in the Northern Territory, including…
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ForestLearning
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Podcast
Today we bring you the second part of our focus on the latest initiatives from the FWPA-supported ForestLearning program. Beth Welden, Program Manager of ForestLearning recalls winning in…