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

Abodo’s Cardrona Cabin wins NZ Architecture Award

Following on from its win in the New Zealand Institute of Architects’ Southern Branch awards, the Cardrona Cabin has gone on receive a New Zealand Architecture Award. Source: Timberbiz This latest acknowledgement in New Zealand’s leading architecture awards program was announced at a
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Australian Institute of Architects on reforms post Royal Commission

The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed the public release of the report from the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements and called for its recommendations to be swiftly implemented. Source: Timberbiz Institute CEO Julia Cambage said that while elemen
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Citations to Forestry Corp staff for firefighting efforts

NSW Bushfire Emergency Citations have been presented to Forestry Corporation staff in Coffs Harbour and Grafton acknowledging their contribution to the 2019-20 firefighting efforts. Source: Timberbiz NSW Emergency Bushfire Citation recipients receive a citation, certificate of recogni
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Timber ban by China still unconfirmed; Biden may hold an answer for the future

Reports of a ban by China on imports of Australian timber as well as lobster, copper, sugar, wine and coal mooted last week and set to begin on Saturday seems to have so far done little more than create anxiety and rumours among exposed businesses. Source: Timberbiz There were no imme
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Ponsse most reputable company in Finland for third time

For the third year in succession, Ponsse has been selected as the most reputable company in Finland in the annual Reputation & Trust survey. A total of 8974 Finns participated in the survey. Source: Timberbiz “Ponsse has succeeded in maintaining its first place, and even in increa
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Waratah harvester head for tight spaces

Waratah Forestry Equipment has released a new model configuration of the HTH623C harvester head. The new HTH623C loader processor (LP) features a wide delimb opening for increased productivity while its short tilt frame improves reach for higher deck piles, making it more manoeuvrable
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Work from home trend affects demand for paper

The “work-from-home” trend that has spawned a ubiquitous acronym (WFH) and come to represent life in 2020 has been both a blessing and a curse. To be sure, the seamless technology that allowed many employees to work effectively in the safety of their own homes during the early stage “
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Scion’s 2020 awards recognise best and brightest

A number of awards were announced at Scion’s 2020 staff awards presentation including the highly regarded Roger Newman Award for Science or Engineering excellence. Source: Timberbiz “In the midst of what has been a challenging year for the world, it is a joy to come together as a team
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The buzz on Stihl Timbersports change of venue for 2021

The buzz on chain saws and wood chopping will echo across Palmerston North’s Square for two days in March 2021 during the Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games. Source: Timberbiz Stihl Timbersports New Zealand has announced it is joining the New Zealand Rural Games after several years o
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