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

Further serious accidents in New Zealand

New Zealand's logging industry's safety record is in the spotlight again after one man died and another lost a leg in two accidents within 24 hours at opposite ends of the country. Sources: AAP, Radio New Zealand
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New Zealanders best placed to scurry up trees

Three Kiwis have climbed their way to the top for the second time, taking out world titles for competitive tree climbing in Canada in tree-mendous fashion. Source: 3News NZ
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Forestry SA chief on the timber industry in the South East

Forestry SA’s new chief executive, Adrian Hatch, joined ABC Mornings to discuss the role and future of Forestry SA and the timber industry in the south-east. Source: ABC
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Rural Woman of the Year Turns Over a New Leaf

Key forestry leaders met to discuss ways to communicate career opportunities to younger generations. Sources: The Border Watch, ABC Rural
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Farewell to forests after 44 years

When George Hadler's colleagues farewell the Department of Conservation area manager on Friday, it will mark the end of his 44-year involvement with the Department of Conservation and the New Zealand Forest Service. Sources: Stuff, Timaru Herald
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Chinese visit Tumut to learn forestry

A Chinese delegation visited the Tumut region in New South Wales to gain an insight into forest management, environmental rehabilitation, forest technology and reafforestation techniques. Source: Southern Cross
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Cardboard cut out of ChristChurch

Two-and-a-half years after the massive tremor that rattled Christchurch, New Zealand, the city has new cardboard cathedral. Source: Huffington Post
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Election means extra help for Tassie forestry

The Federal Government is pledging extra assistance for Tasmanian forestry workers to retrain. Sources: ABC News, The Examiner
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