Hub Update – June 2025
Workforce, Carbon and Timber in Focus
This month’s update highlights three key projects progressing under the Hub’s 2024–25 workplan. Phase 2 of our Workforce Project responds to real demographic challenges …
Hub Update – May 2025
The Tasmania Forestry Hub’s May 2025 Update is now available. It has the latest news on the consultants who will be working with us on the Workforce Phase 2 project, a summary of the work …
POSTPONED: Insight to Impact: Industry Collaboration in Focus
POSTPONED: Insight to Impact: Industry Collaboration in Focus
Originally scheduled for Tuesday 23 September 2025, this event has been postponed. A new date to be announced.
Insight to Impact is designed to bring forest …
Hub Update – April 2025
The Tasmania Forestry Hub’s April 2025 Update is now available. It features two new RFPs supporting our Forestry Workforce Project and a first look at Insight to Impact: Industry Collaboration in Focus—a major …
RFP Workforce Multimedia Project
The Hub is seeking quotations from qualified consultants or organisations to design and deliver a suite of digital and multimedia resources that support the implementation of Phase …
RFP Workforce Capacity Project
The Hub is seeking quotations from qualified consultants or organisations to co-design and deliver Phase 2 of the Forestry Workforce Project. This stage focuses on supporting employers …
Hub Update – March 2025
TWO NEW RELEASES THIS MONTH!! Read the Phase 1 Report from our workforce project along with the simple report dashboard AND a new animation of the Hub Strategic Plan.
Read the full Hub March update …
STRATEGIC PLAN – Animation released
The Tasmania Forestry Hub Strategic Plan animation outlines the collaborative processes behind developing the plan, driven by industry input and shared goals. It highlights the importance of a united aspiration to ensure the …
WEBINAR: Recruitment Strategies + a Migrant Workforce
In response to industry engagement on workforce challenges, the Tasmania Forestry Hub is partnering with the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs to explore skilled migration as a potential opportunity.
The …

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