Opening soon, an exhibition that showcases Australia’s foremost vernacular furniture making tradition, including works by its namesake, historical and contemporary artisans.

We’re thrilled to announce the award winners for Maker of the Year 2022 presented by Carbatec!

After an intense year of learning, Sturt School for Wood’s 12 full-time students are ready to show the fruits of their labour to the world.

It's our pleasure to announce the shortlisted entries for Maker of the Year 2022 presented by Carbatec!

Worldwide distribution of this award-winning film now depends on the success of a just-launched crowd-funding campaign.

Queensland's Salisbury Research Facility is a science technology ‘theme park’ that has become the epicentre of Australia’s research into wood products and processing.

A team from UQ’s School of Mathematics and Physics has applied cutting edge statistics to data from millennia-old trees to find out more about radiation ‘storms’.

Over two years ago, an assembly of passionate carpenters from around Japan commenced building a school where woodworkers can gather to learn. However support is now required to complete the project.

I left school when I was 16 because it just wasn’t for me...and I knew my skills were better suited to a practical career in the trades, explains Rhys Coleman.

"There is nothing more satisfying than taking the time to work up an old, greyed piece of timber to reveal the bright and deep colours and patterns within."

After the prolonged hiatus of COVID, the Eltham & District Woodworkers Club anticipate another successful exhibition in 2022.

The Caine Tool Collection will soon be exhibited alongside a program of artisanal lectures and live demonstrations that include a working Smithy and a tool market.

A free one-day event in Perth will offer woodworking and woodturning demonstrations, product displays, wood for sale, food and refreshments.

There's nothing woolly about the 'mammoth' stash of furniture grade timber that's about to go on sale.

The meaning of good design for all those involved in the process of creation was the concept behind Sydney designer Tom Fereday’s recent solo exhibition.

For lovers of the handmade, Sydney is about to explode in a riot of events, workshops and exhibitions.