TimberTrader News in 1997
Another year and another heap of changes to TimberTrader News going forward – some of which are still with us today and some that were a good idea for a time and then faded into memories.
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TimberTrader News in 1996
What was so big about this year? This was the year we launched our “mini-mag’ known as AutoBuild News. It has appeared in TimberTrader News every month since September 1996. And guess who also started with that edition? Yes, the incredibly readable Paul Davis with his Truss Talk column.
Read MoreIntroducing: Natalie Kimber, Victorian Association of Forest Industries
Recently, I’ve been getting to know the diverse and down-to-earth timber industry as the new Associate Editor of TimberTrader News. What has struck me most is the passion and enthusiasm among members of this industry, including young professionals committed to its longevity. This month’s interview subject, Natalie Kimber, is no exception and, recently joined the Victorian Association of Forest Industries as their new Media and Communications Officer. Natalie was kind enough to let TimberTrader News quiz her on her new role and provide us with her industry insights.
Read MoreTimberTrader News in 2005
Our policy of featuring people, people and more people hasn’t changed and the first edition of this year was no different. We featured a section called “2004 National Nights of Excellence’ where photos from awards nights and events were scattered throughout the magazine. Neville Smith Timber celebrated their 80th birthday and we had a wonderful story on Michael Kennedy, of Kennedy’s Classic Aged Timber, who told us of his passion for recycled timber and the design and application possibilities for the product.
Read MoreTimberTrader News in 1985
Looking back over the three editions that made up our portfolio for 1985 I have come to the realisation that 30 years is really not that long ago. In fact, I expect many reading these pages today will exclaim, “I remember that” and “I remember that, too”, numerous times as we take a trip down memory lane.
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