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A new A$1,500 award open to woodturners around the world has been created in the memory of a distinguished service RAAF officer and talented woodturner.

Now in its fifth year, Maker of the Year has grown to be much more than a competition for fine woodworkers.

Mike Darlow's latest book on sharpening debunks much of the previously published advice which he regards as 'suboptimal'.

A notice has been issued advising of a review with "pauses" to Sturt's adult classes, Winter School, gallery and shop.

A panel discussion between three ‘pairs’ of architects and woodworkers will take place this Wednesday at MPavilllion, Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne.

After 40 years of collecting and researching, Trevor Semmens is seeking a suitable new home for his large historical plane collection.

Use it or lose it, as they say. At 89 years of age, this woman sees no reason to stop woodworking, albeit as scary as some of her production processes look.

An exhibition that examines the nature of crafting furniture through collaboration and the connections they cultivate opens soon.

Winning the Student category in Maker of the Year Awards was the second accolade for Jess Currie who also received the Melbourne Polytechnic Apprentice of the Year prize.

Thousands of votes have now determined your favourites from the TOP 100 Maker of the Year Awards 2023 presented by Carbitool!

Holding Time is the title of a solo exhibition of work by wood sculptor Hape Kiddle that’s set to open in a few days time at Bungendore Wood Works Gallery, NSW.

Sad news has arrived of the death of Khai Liew, South Australian furniture designer on December 12, 2023.

There’s a new woodworking school in Melbourne town but you’ll find some old friends there.

Evolve acknowledges newer craftspeople and seasoned individuals...and alleviates the pressure of competing against professionals.

Launceston is the site of a new annual platform for Tasmanian craftspeople that launches soon with the opening of the inaugural Tasmania Makes.

From March 2024, Melbournites have the opportunity to see the first Australian exhibition of works by acclaimed French designer Pierre Yovanovitch.