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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Bagots Park Wood to be England’s largest in over 20 years
Staffordshire woodland will restore nature, tackle the climate crisis and give local communities access to green space at Bagots Park …
Large forest fire emissions are hidden underground
Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have produced the most detailed map of carbon emissions from Swedish large forest fires …
A new model Code of Practice for EWPs has been published
Keep on top of federal work health and safety information with Safe Work Australia. The latest news includes a new …
Built for nature. Trusted since 1926
For 100 years, STIHL has been developing tools that make working in nature easier. It all began when Andreas Stihl …
The Rayco RG37 Trac: an arborist’s go-to stump grinder
For Jake, owner of Stump N Grind, his journey in arboriculture began in 2000/2001 at Wollongbar TAFE. Over the years, …
Australian workers continue to back diversity and inclusion
New data from Diversity Council Australia (DCA) shows support for diversity and inclusion in Australian workplaces remains strong, with more …Don’t run away just yet, follow us on social media!
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Mulch matters more than ever
Pia Finnigan of The Arboricultural Association of Western Australia – ArbWest – champions the use of an often-overlooked product: mulch.
The 2026 National Arboriculture Conference is heading to Tasmania
Hobart will become the national focal point for arboriculture in April 2026 when industry practitioners from across Australia gather for …
Updating superannuation and holiday pay
A major change is coming updating superannuation contributions. The TTIA’s Brian Beecroft clarifies the situation for workers and employers.
Business & Finance
New chapter for JCB in Australia
JCB’s Deputy Chairman George Bamford heralded the beginning of a new chapter for the equipment company in Australia with the …
Fruit tree removal unavailable under GMV Fruit Fly Program
Greater Shepparton City Council has reminded residents that the current Goulburn Murray Valley Fruit Fly Program is unable to provide …
Guide to growing your business
If your business is going well, you might want to look at ways to grow it. Follow this guide to …Updating superannuation and holiday pay
A major change is coming updating superannuation contributions. The TTIA’s Brian Beecroft clarifies the situation for workers and employers.
Tech
Bark of trees’ hidden superpower
Australian researchers have discovered the bark of trees harbours trillions of microbes that help scrub the air of greenhouse and …
New rules for businesses sending text messages
The way businesses and organisations send branded text messages is changing.
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.