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Growth Conditions Bad On Both Sides Of The Tasman

The development of high-quality, long-rotation plantations is an unattractive investment, especially in New Zealand, although there are deep-seated problems in both administrations, particularly existing tax regimes. ... Read

Elongated Elegance From Europe

Office and Warehouse Complex for Tobias Grau KG - (Rellingen, Germany - designed by BRT Architects and completed in 1998.) ... Read

Opening Windows - The Award-Winning Findlater Formula

When times are tough most wood processing companies respond by chopping the training budget. But not at Findlater Sawmilling in Winton - winner of the Inwood-sponsored FITEC Solid Wood Processing National Training Company of the Year Award for 2005. ... Read

More Hard Sell For Wooden Buildings, Please

The majority of forest growers and wood processors see wood as the most environmentally friendly structural and solid material. Indeed, speaking for farm foresters, many of us grow trees largely because of the environmental benefits. ... Read

Wood Promotion Expert at Global Vision 2006

Charles Trevor, managing director of one of the world’s biggest and most successful wood promotion campaigns, will be a highlight at the Global Vision conference in Rotorua on 8 March next year. ... Read

Rayonier Back - Changes Down The Track

In the ever-changing world of New Zealand pine plantation ownership, Matariki Forests is now the country’s third largest owner. This follows completion of its purchase of 94,300 ha of Carter Holt Harvey forests on 3 October. ... Read

Forestry Diplomacy - Answer to Australia's Regional Security

If it wasn’t obvious before, it is now crystal clear that the forests of developing nations in the Asia-Pacific region are vital to Australia’s long-term national interest.According to David Kaimowitz, director general of the Indonesia-headquartered Center for International Forestry Research, the economics associated with forest industries are important to Australia’s neigbours and to the overall stability of the region. ... Read

Abraham Gave It His Best Shot

When Abraham Furniture voluntarily closed the doors at its Waimate factory in August, there were expressions of sympathy from throughout the New Zealand business community. ... Read