#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry

2025-11-27

Sawmiller 'worried' as Labor, Greens strike deal over environment laws
By Sandy Powell

The government has struck a deal with the Greens to overhaul Australia environmental laws, sparking concerns for the future of Tasmania's native logging industry.

abc.net.au/news/2025-11-27/nat

#EnvironmentalPolicy #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #FederalParliament #Environment #SandyPowell

2025-11-20

'Absolute madness': Environment groups decry glider survey results
By Angela Heathcote

New data points to the "systemic" under-reporting of greater glider dens within areas earmarked for logging in NSW, which scientists say could result in localised extinctions.

abc.net.au/news/2025-11-21/env

#Environment #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #EndangeredandProtectedSpecies #AngelaHeathcote

2025-11-18

Timber workers lose jobs at Victorian sawmill weeks before Christmas
By Jack Colantuono and Madeleine Stuchbery

A Gippsland sawmill owned by Australia's largest softwood producer is set to shut immediately, with more than 70 jobs lost.

abc.net.au/news/2025-11-19/yar

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #JackColantuono #MadeleineStuchbery

2025-11-16

Fears Herons Creek may become 'ghost town' due to new koala park
By Claire Simmonds and Sophia McCaughan

A third of Herons Creek’s population on the NSW mid north coast faces possible redundancy as the timber mill struggles to survive the logging moratorium to create the Great Koala National Park.

abc.net.au/news/2025-11-17/job

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #ClaireSimmonds #SophiaMcCaughan

2025-11-15

Forestry looks for new markets after new national park cuts supply
By Emma Rennie

The Great Koala National Park was announced to protect koalas and forests in northern NSW, but the forestry industry has been left wondering how it can fill a shortfall in supply.

abc.net.au/news/2025-11-16/gre

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #Forests #ForestRegeneration #NationalParks #EndangeredandProtectedSpecies #EmmaRennie

2025-09-26

Environmental regulator probes alleged felling of native vegetation
By Eliza Bidstrup

Western Australia's environmental regulator has issued a property owner with a vegetation conservation notice for the alleged clearing of a significant amount of native trees.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-27/dwe

#LandClearing #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #NativeSpecies #StateandTerritoryGovernment #LocalGovernment #ElizaBidstrup

2025-09-25

Ambitious plan to convert forestry waste into fuel for ships and planes
By Sam Bradbrook

With biofuels earmarked as a way to power the transport sector in the future, one industry says its waste can be converted into aviation and shipping fuel.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-25/for

#AlternativeEnergy #ClimateChange #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #GlobalWarming #AirTransportIndustry #TransportIndustry #MarineTransportIndustry #RecyclingandWasteManagement #Manufacturing #BiotechnologyIndustry #EnergyPolicy #Sustainability #SamBradbrook

2025-09-22

Logging company mistake 'compromised' arrests of forest protesters
By Scout Wallen

New documents show some of the reasons why charges against a number of forest protesters were dropped in Tasmania, with police now assisting the company to stop it from happening in future.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-23/tas

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #LawCrimeandJustice #ScoutWallen

2025-09-22

Paper mill sues Victoria for $402m over alleged timber supply failure
By Madeleine Stuchbery, Danielle Pope, and Jack Colantuono

Paper Australia alleges the state government failed to provide enough raw materials for its Maryvale mill, causing substantial loss and damage.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-22/pap

#Courts #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #MadeleineStuchbery #DaniellePope # #JackColantuono

2025-09-10

Pine tree pest threatens $3b forestry industry as more SA trees in danger
By Sam Bradbrook

An exotic pest that kills pine trees and can be spread by humans has felled more than 900 trees in Adelaide.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-10/gia

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #EnvironmentalImpact #SamBradbrook

2025-09-08

Timber industry counts cost of ban from Great Koala National Park
By Cathy Adams, Lauren Bohane, and Claire Simmonds

The timber industry says, despite years of consultation, it has been ignored after 176,000 hectares of NSW state forest was ruled off-limits to loggers.

abc.net.au/news/2025-09-09/nsw

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #NationalParks #CathyAdams #LaurenBohane # #ClaireSimmonds

2025-08-29

State forestry corporation accused of failing to protect endangered glider
By Adriane Reardon

Conservationists call for an end to native forest logging in NSW after the state’s forestry corporation is accused of logging breaches in Tallaganda State Forest.

abc.net.au/news/2025-08-29/for

#Courts #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #Marsupials #Conservation #AdrianeReardon

2025-07-31

'Not transparent': Environmental groups question Queensland logging plan
By Julius Dennis

The state government has assembled an industry only advisory panel as it works toward a 25-year plan for how state forests will be used.

abc.net.au/news/2025-08-01/qld

#GovernmentandPolitics #Forests #ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #ActivismandLobbying #EnvironmentalPolicy #StateandTerritoryGovernment #EnvironmentalImpact #JuliusDennis

2025-07-26

Job loss concern as wood supplier scales back manufacturing operations
By Callum Marshall

A north-east Victorian community raises concerns about the partial closure of ForestOne's manufacturing site in Benalla.

abc.net.au/news/2025-07-26/ben

#ForestryLoggingandTimberIndustry #Manufacturing #Businesses #RegionalCommunities #CallumMarshall

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