The New Zealand cabinet has agreed to explore public-private partnerships to plant trees on crown land, supporting the country’s climate-change targets and creating more jobs.
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Native timber workers will get more money in their pockets when they receive support from the Allan Labor government, following a landmark class ruling by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
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The December/January issue of The Australian Arbor Age magazine will offer a 2025 Contractor Capability Showcase. Contractors of all kinds are invited to highlight their services and location in Australia’s leading arboriculture journal.
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To mark the end of a great 2024, and to launch of an even bigger 2025, the December/January 2025 issue of The Australian Arbor Age magazine will run a focus presentation on chippers, grinders and associated clean-up equipment.
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Landscape architect Terrence Stapleton of Sydney studio TCL — a national design practice made up of urban designers, landscape architects and masterplanners – is championing our greatest natural assets: trees.
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The NSW Government has announced the appointment of an expert panel to lead consultation on a Forestry Industry Action Plan. The plan will outline the path NSW will take to ensure a sustainable timber industry that aligns with the government’s key environmental priorities.
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Canning in Western Australia has instituted a Significant Tree Register to protect the most exceptional trees in the city, and one councillor is even exploring paying ratepayers for acknowledging significant trees.
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The Urban Greening Grant Program provides $3.75 million (ex GST) to support additional tree and understorey planting for the 33 Western Australia local governments located in the Boorloo (Perth) and Bindjareb (Peel) regions. Round Three of the program is now open.
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