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Education Partnership - South African furniture gets Swedish boost

It started with a dissatisfied customer and has developed into an international training and education success story for the South African furniture industry, as John Mortimer reports. ... Read

Greenpeace: Saviour or scourge of the environment

Are some environmental groups more environmental scourge than saviour? And should New Zealand be forced into the multinational, McEnvironment straitjacket regardless of distinctive local features? ... Read

Nature Will Decide Fate of British Columbia Forests

A wall of wood is on its way! No, not from New Zealand where the high kiwi dollar and other factors have meant a reprieve for a lot of immature radiata pine stands, but from British Columbia where Bill Dyck reports that the environment has won out over environmentalists. ... Read

One Straw Too Many - Government clean air standard labelled a "killing shot"

With its new National Environmental Standards (NES) for Air Quality, the New Zealand Government has just dumped another obstacle in the path of prospective investors in wood processing, as Elizabeth Howarth reports. ... Read

FI2006 Preview - Inspirational lineup for Rotorua show

The New Zealand Forest Industries Exhibition held in Rotorua every four years is established as the most exciting and informative business forum for the sector in the Southern Hemisphere. ... Read

Winning Ways - Learn the secrets at Global Vision conference

Hear how the British Columbian industry turned its fortunes around, and learn how sporting success will work for your business! Get fresh ideas and valuable inspiration at the Global Vision 2006 international conference in Rotorua on 8 March. ... Read

Zenia Project Shock - Taupo clearwood performance woes

For several months the word in the marketplace has been that the joint venture between Denmark’s Zenia House and New Zealand company Tenon to make and market high quality New Zealand pine furniture for the discerning European consumer was experiencing processing and performance difficulties. ... Read

Aussie timber industry floored by 5 - Star Ruling

The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has decided to augment existing provisions to create a nominal 5-star energy performance level requirement for housing in the Building Code of Australia (BCA). ... Read