I have managed to convince my junior engineer that back when I was his age, our engineering calculations had to be written out on blackboards before they were committed to paper (because paper was far more expensive back then!)....
Read MoreThe humble, internal wall bracket
Read More“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Benjamin Franklin.
Read MoreWhen work dries up: redundancy processes and what they mean
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At first glance, localised drummy spots and lifting timbers may suggest poor workmanship, product selection and application but there is another common cause ‘slab edge dampness’.
Read MoreCleveland Trade Centre, Townsville, QLD
Read MoreThe timber industry recently lost a well-known and loved personality.In this edition of TimberTrader News, we would like to pay tribute to Barry Warren from Tilling Timber in New South Wales.
Read MoreTransforming timber of the past into designs for the future has become a life’s work for Thor Diesendorf. With a name that conjures up images of a thunder god wielding a hammer, I was intrigued to meet with Thor and learn more about his innovative business, Thor’s Hammer, in Canberra.
Read MoreThe 7th annual ForestWorks Industry Development Conference finished off in style last month, with a gala dinner held at Canberra’s Parliament House for delegates and esteemed guests.
Read MoreTimberlink Australia has received a Federal Government grant that aims to support the log sorting infrastructure in Tasmania, under the Innovation and Investment Fund for Tasmania.
Read MoreEmerging trends and enhanced timber product trade opportunities were hot topics during a recent meeting between Canada’s forestry industry representatives and their Australian counterparts.
Read More2015 is passing us very quickly, evidenced by the fact that the first Timber Merchants Association breakfast event has already been and gone!
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