Restoring renewable energy sites through carbon-enriched revegetation
Renewable energy infrastructure developers are strengthening their environmental commitments by adopting carbon-enriched revegetation products that help to restore disturbed land …
New Zealand to plant trees on low-value crown land
The New Zealand cabinet has agreed to explore public-private partnerships to plant trees on crown land, supporting the country’s climate-change …
CMC’s S20 platform from the Light and Compact series
The new machine from the Light and Compact series, CMC’s S20, was presented at the European trade shows during September.
Solomon Islands marks a new milestone for Lucas Mill
The Solomon Islands has received 67 portable sawmills from Australian company, Lucas Mill.
How to have a safe and happy work party
If an end-of-year work party with employees is planned, it’s important to consider work health and safety. Business.gov.au has some …
Zoomlion Australia opens new Melbourne headquarters
Zoomlion Australia & New Zealand, a subsidiary of the Chinese earthmoving machinery OEM, officially opened the doors to its Melbourne …
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Tree work isn’t a DIY job: ArbWest
For many homeowners across Western Australia, the thought of removing a tree yourself might seem like a way to save …
Looking for a career in arboriculture?
As long as trees grow, skilled arborists will always be in demand. Whether you’re starting out, upskilling, or exploring a …
Voluntary Small Business Wage Compliance Code
The TTIA’s Brian Beecroft clarifies key aspects of the Voluntary Small Business Wage Compliance Code.
Key advantages of a mid-size excavator
Maintaining property, such as a farm, or recreational land, means facing a myriad of projects ranging from fence-line maintenance and …
Are arborists undervaluing access equipment?
For decades, climbing has been the backbone of arboriculture. Skill, technique, and physical capability have defined the trade — and …
Trees in Australia’s forests are dying faster as the climate warms
A major new study led by Western Sydney University has revealed trees in Australia’s forests are failing at accelerating rates, …Don’t run away just yet, follow us on social media!
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The December 2025/January 2026 issue features Tomcat Chippers
The Australian Arbor Age has locked up another year and launched into a new one. The December 2025/January 2026 issue, featuring …
Celebrating excellence
The National Industry Awards, hosted annually by Arboriculture Australia, are the highest honour in the arbor profession. More than trophies, …
On the ground and in the canopy
The past two months have been a hive of activity for the Queensland Arboricultural Association (QAA), both on the ground …
Business & Finance
Are arborists undervaluing access equipment?
For decades, climbing has been the backbone of arboriculture. Skill, technique, and physical capability have defined the trade — and …
New rules for businesses sending text messages
The way businesses and organisations send branded text messages is changing.
Family and domestic violence leave
All employees of businesses with fewer than 15 employees (including part-time and casual employees) are entitled to 10 days paid …
New payday Super legislation
In October, the Australian government introduced Payday Super legislation into parliament. It’s intended the legislation will take effect from July …
Tech
Textiles beat the heat
As global temperatures rise and heatwaves intensify, an innovation in textiles co-developed by University of South Australia scientists promises to …
Adopt AI safely
New guidance from the Department of Industry, Science and Resources helps Australian businesses adopt AI safely and responsibly.
Reclaiming time and profit
Running a tree business is one of the toughest trades in Australia. The physical work is demanding. But ask any …
Poplar survival
A new study has found how poplar trees can naturally adjust a key part of their wood chemistry based on …