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Southern region celebrates excellence in forestry

By |May 14th, 2018|Categories: Forestry Updates|

Three of Forest Enterprises' Wairarapa-based contractors took awards at the 2018 Southern North Island Wood Council Awards on Friday 11 May, in recognition of their high professional standards in forestry - Havard Logging (Dawson & Havard Limited), [...]

Bert Hughes recognised for contribution to forestry

By |May 14th, 2018|Categories: Forest Enterprises News|

Forest Enterprises is pleased to announce that CEO & Forestry Director Bert Hughes was recognised by industry peers for his contribution to the forestry sector, at the Southern North Island Wood Council Awards on Friday [...]

Kiwi ingenuity makes shoes from trees

By |March 28th, 2018|Categories: Wood is Good|

Kiwi/San Fran footwear company, Allbirds shot to fame with their merino wool running shoes. They have unveiled their latest innovation, the 'Tree Collection' ­– shoes made from eucalyptus fibre. Allbirds' ethos is about sustainable material innovation. When customers told them [...]

SKAIO: Germany’s tallest timber building under construction

By |March 21st, 2018|Categories: Wood is Good|

In Heilbronn, Germany, architects Kaden + Lager are building SKAIO, currently the tallest wood building under construction in Germany at ten floors and 34 metres. It's officially hybrid construction, with stair and elevator core built [...]

Kiwibuild programme an opportunity for kiwi-based companies

By |March 12th, 2018|Categories: Wood is Good|

The capacity to build more quality homes is already within New Zealand, instead of overseas, new research from PrefabNZ shows. This is good news for growers and producers of timber in New Zealand. Instead of [...]

Norway claims bragging rights to world’s highest timber building

By |January 19th, 2018|Categories: Wood is Good|

In their post Another tall timber building record seeker (18 January 2017), NZ Logger tells of plans by the Norwegians to build the world's highest timber building. The 81m high, 18-storey Mjøstårnet building, constructed entirely from [...]

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