Hub Update – February 2026

2026-02-13T11:07:30+11:00February 13th, 2026|Latest News|

Hub Update February 2026

In this February update, I’ve taken a moment to reflect on what makes Tasmania’s forest and wood products industry strong. Whether standing among trees or seeing timber used beautifully in the built environment,

Hub Update – November 2025

2025-12-05T14:39:34+11:00December 5th, 2025|Latest News|

Hub Update October 2025

The Tasmania Forestry Hub is progressing several key projects as we head into the new year. Our Strengthening the Chain project has now commenced, with industry insights set to shape a clearer understanding

Hub Update – October 2025

2025-10-31T19:26:14+11:00October 31st, 2025|Latest News|

Hub Update October 2025

The October Hub Update highlights the launch of the FWPA Economic Contribution Project, being delivered by BDO in partnership with the Hub to measure and communicate the value of Tasmania’s forestry industry. The

Showcasing Hub Project on the Global Stage

2025-11-06T17:14:32+11:00October 31st, 2025|Latest News|

Showcasing Hub Projects on the Global Stage

The Tasmania Forestry Hub’s work was recently showcased internationally through the Australia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, as part of the Sustainable Structures – Building Tomorrow program supported by the Australia–Japan Foundation.

The feature presentation was based on the Hub’s 2024 report, A

RFP Value Chain Project

2025-09-25T09:59:03+10:00September 25th, 2025|Latest News|

RFP: Value Chain Project
DUE: Midnight 19 October 2025

The Hub is seeking proposals from qualified consultants or organisations to deliver “Strengthening the Chain: Unlocking Opportunities Across Tasmania’s Forest Value Chain”. This project will engage stakeholders across the forest and

Hub Update – August 2025

2025-08-21T16:49:25+10:00August 21st, 2025|Latest News|

Hub Update August 2025

The Tasmania Forestry Hub has been busy turning plans into action, with projects now moving strongly into their next phases. This month’s update highlights our carbon project, which is capturing the real-world experiences of Tasmanian

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