FTMA Newsletter
The 2015 FTMA Australia National Conference will be winding up soon and everyone had a fantastic time.
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The 2015 FTMA Australia National Conference will be winding up soon and everyone had a fantastic time.
Read Moreby TTN Admin | Jan 20, 2016 | No. 344 // March 2015 | 0
Last month our Founding Publisher Greg King caught up with Peter Duncan, of Peter Duncan’s Timber, in Sydney’s North Shore suburb of Turramurra. Joined by his lovely family, comprising of his wife Evelyn Duncan and sons Nicholas and David Duncan, all of which today operate the family business, Peter and Greg sat down to chat about the Duncan name and its part in the timber industry.
Read Moreby TTN Admin | Jan 20, 2016 | No. 344 // March 2015 | 0
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.
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In the city of Launceston, Tasmania, the University of Tasmania’s School of Architecture is the home to a variety of courses that, together, offer students a multi-disciplinary education across the design and building sector.
Read Moreby TTN Admin | Oct 6, 2015 | No. 344 // March 2015 | 0
Profiles from remote places Tonks Bros Pty Ltd, Castlemaine, VIC
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In a perfect example of effective industry collaboration, FTMA Australia was joined by ForestWorks, TABMA and the TTIA in hosting forums in Canberra, Illawarra and West Sydney during the last week of February to discuss the all-important issue of timber waste with fabricators and suppliers to the industry.
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Public holidays are part of the National Employment Standards (NES), and apply to all employees apart from those employed by sole traders and partnerships in Western Australia (WA).
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15 years ago, farmers Bill and Toni Van Rijn left the land to learn the ins and outs of the timber industry as proprietors of Hancock & Sons Home Timber & Hardware in Narrogin, Western Australia.
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THE WOOD FLOORING ASSOCIATION THANKS ‘A BIG BREAKFAST’ SPONSORS.
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In an ideal world all timber flooring installations would be carried out as the last job on a project when all other trades have vacated the building.
Read Moreby TTN Admin | Oct 6, 2015 | No. 344 // March 2015 | 0
Every now and again a business is faced with a unique project, client or scenario. For ABC Trusses & Frames, being asked to quote for a roof on a Buddhist Temple in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs was one of those moments. Luckily, they love a unique challenge.
Read Moreby TTN Admin | Oct 6, 2015 | No. 344 // March 2015 | 0
When considering the purchase of a new piece of equipment it is tempting to make a decision based on just two features: cost, and expected throughput.
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