The US has an active culture of philanthropy for the arts. A disbursement of over $250 million has recently been announced.

Barung Landcare's Wootha Prize was cancelled last year along with the Maleny Expo, but returns in 2025 within another event.

Long-standing VWA member Hamish Hill has a produced a 60-page history of one of Australia’s standout woodworking groups.

Under the helm of a new President, the World Crafts Council Australia will revert to its past name, Craft Australia, signifying a move to revive and grow its platform at a time of both crisis and opportunity.

Benchtop means portable convenience and in this case, this new release machine is coupled with a helical cutterhead in contrast to earlier straight blade systems.

The votes have been tallied – here are your winners!

It’s almost two years since Sturt was put on pause, however a recent announcement marks another step forward.

This year marked the 21st editon of the Hoa Mai Design Award, one of Vietnam’s most respected design competitions.

Visitors can explore technical guides, case studies, and best-practice information without barriers, or having to log-in.

Woodworker, artist and educator Ross Annels has opened a new wood school and is also offering accredited training.

From log to lavish Huon pine interior, Darren Wakefield's three year project now displays a panoply of Tasmanian flora and fauna within a newly restored and refurbished wilderness railway carriage.

It’s time to vote for your favourite entries – here are the links!

We’re thrilled to announce the award winners for Maker of the Year 2025 presented by Carbatec!

Right now, you can get a 1-year print+digital subscription to Australian Wood Review for only $28 instead of the normal $50!

Studio Woodworkers Australia's recent symposium was a highly anticipated event that attracted attendees from around Australia.

Our TOP 100 revealed: here's the complete list of shortlisted entries for Maker of the Year, presented by Carbatec!