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In our eyes he was already a legend, but now David Haig has been acknowledged for services to woodworking in New Zealand’s King's Birthday and Coronation Honours List 2023.

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How 100-year-old oak beams from France ended up as one of the most bespoke floors in Australia.

Launching today, Craft ACT has a new name that reflects its range of activities.

Recently installed, Old Man Rakali, a bronze depiction of a gentle water rat, has been sheared off by its locating bolts and stolen.

Benjamin Reddan and Amabile Dalfarra-Smith specialise in differing media but share a passion for fine detail.

The US Bay Area Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation has announced its 2023 awards for five craft practitioners – $100,000 each in unrestricted funding.

In early June, Damion Fauser will host a hand too and timber demonstration and sales event at his Brisbane workshop.

The 44 finalists for HIDDEN Rookwood Sculptures 2023 now have been revealed.

At the start of an 11-day ‘week’, Melbourne Design Fair was alive with colour, costume and the collectible.

This year's Wood Dust was a multi-faceted event that offered the sizzle of overseas celebrity woodworkers along with opportunities to either learn woodwork or observe it.

Becoming B Corp certified is a rigorous process that evaluates a company’s impact on its workers, customers, suppliers, community, and the environment’, say Kevin and Kristine Inkster.

About 2,900 pianos end up in Victorian landfills – here's an initiative that explores better ways to recycle a valuable resource.

If you can’t make it to Nelson, New Zealand, check out this interactive view of an exhibition by 2022 graduates of the Centre for Fine Woodworking.

A packed program of events, displays and happenings is about to kick off in Melbourne this week. In short, 100 venues across Victoria will be the backdrop for Melbourne Design Week.

From May 15–18, 1,300 companies from 47 countries will showcase solutions for the wood and furniture industry, the woodworking trade and the primary sector in Hannover, Germany.

The all-black Tormek T-8 sharpening system comes with a few extra inclusions.