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Latest timber industry news, updated on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

SA overlooked by forestry advisory council

The Federal Government has launched a new Forestry Industry Advisory Council without any South Australian-based representatives. Source: ABC News
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Sandalwood market bigger than first thought

Australia's largest producer of Indian sandalwood has found a buyer for the timber from its plantations and it's fetching top dollar. Source: ABC Rural
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Jim Child to contest new State seat

Former Yarra Ranges Mayor and iconic regional community leader, Jim Child, will contest the State seat of Eildon for the Nationals in the Victorian election. Source: Timberbiz
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Heated jacket competition winner

Congratulations to Jack Forbes from Simmonds Lumber on winning the Bosch Heated Jacket competition.
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International forestry experts address Lismore conference

Some of the world’s finest minds in forestry science, forest management and industry development will assemble in Lismore in October to share their collected wisdom and experience at the biennial Australian Forest Growers Conference. Source: Timberbiz
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Promotion of sustainable forestry in Pacific Islands

The promotion of sustainable forest management continues as 20 participants from six Pacific Island countries participated in a recent two-week regional forest inventory workshop in Labasa. Source: The Fiji Times Online
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Forest degradation study

The world's remaining large forests are fragmenting at an alarming rate, and the degradation in Canada leads the world according to a new analysis. Source: CBC News
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Outer space GEDI to come to a forest near you

Think NASA and you're likely to envision missions to Mars and probes sent to the farthest reaches of the solar system. But the space agency actually does a fair bit of work observing our own planet as well. Source: CNET
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