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Latest timber industry news, updated on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Remote felling on steep learning curve

The forest industry is heading towards remote felling of trees on steep slopes to improve safety and reduce costs, according to a forestry research expert. Source: Stuff.co.nz
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Wild storms call for wood recovery in NZ

Logging crews from outside Canterbury will help with the clean-up and wood recovery in forests left shattered in New Zealand from last week's wind storm. Source: Radio New Zealand
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Tas government to assess hardwood plantations

The Tasmanian Government has ordered an assessment of the size of Tasmania’s privately owned hardwood plantation estate. Source: ABC News
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City Forests reaps record dividend

Strong international log demand will see City Forests owner the Dunedin City Council reap a record NZ$4.4 million dividend for the year to June. Source: Otage Daily Times
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NZ’s emission trading scheme update

The kindest view you could have of the emissions trading scheme, what's left of it, is that it is a brutally pruned seedling barely surviving in frozen ground. Source: New Zealand Herald
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Home truths from Tassie sawmiller

Longford, Tasmania’s Graham Monson is one of the casualties of the Tasmanian forestry intergovernmental agreement. Source: The Examiner
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Colbeck gets his dream job

Senator Colbeck was named Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture and will assist the new Minister for Agriculture Barnaby Joyce MP. Source: Timberbiz
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Local bid for Gunns sawmill fails

There is more uncertainty over jobs in Tasmania's north-east after a local development group missed out on buying a former Gunns sawmill. Source: ABC News
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