You can almost hear the collective sigh of disappointment! The Maleny Wood Expo has once again been postponed – and of course you can blame it on Omicron.

Local timber processor and manufacturer Hyne Group have partnered with UK-based James Jones & Sons in a venture that heralds opportunities in timber construction.

Australian Design Centre presents an exhibition of new work by Studio Woodworkers Australia that highlights shared values of dedication, respect for materials and experimentation.

Woodworking classes can take your skills to the next level. Here’s one that you can attend from the comfort of your own desktop device, and at no cost.

Since 1997, the Orbost Exhibition Centre has showcased fine woodwork and acquired work for their permanent collection.

Created over a two year period, over 50 new works will soon feature in an exhibition by Queensland wood artist Terry Martin at Ipswich Art Gallery.

Twenty-eight designer makers and wood artists will soon combine forces to show the largest collection of work by contemporary women woodworkers ever seen in Australia.

Billed as Sydney's largest second-hand tool sale, this event is scheduled to take place in February.

The upcoming Lost Trades Fair at the Bendigo Racecourse in Victoria will be the first of its kind since March 2020.

After a year’s absence due to Covid, the US San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association is now calling for entries for its 39th Annual Design in Wood Competition.

Imagine if the original makers had received the amount recently paid for this centuries-old table?

Votes are tallied! These are your favourite entries for 2021.

How a ‘fallen giant’ in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens was reincarnated as a sculptural meeting area and place of contemplation.

From December 16, the Centre for Fine Woodworking, New Zealand will present its annual showcase of student work in an exhibition titled Emerge.

Woodworker and educator Doug Stowe makes a passionate case for reintegrating mind and body in both education and life in his new book.

19-year-old Newcastle carpentry apprentice Monica-Lee Morris is challenging stereotypes while building a career.