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Under the helm of a new President, the World Crafts Council moves to reverting to its past name, Craft Australia, signifying a move to revive and grow its platform at a time of both crisis and opportunity. Read more
In the lead-up to the 2021 WorldSkills National Championships, a 10-month Australia-wide program is offering skills training.
Responsible Wood has launched a grants program for collaborative community-based projects connected to certified forests.
With Father’s Day coming up soon – have we got a deal for you!
"This has been an incredibly difficult decision to make", said the festival’s General Manager Paul Stephanus today.
With the HNC 47.82, Hammer now offers its first CNC router for serious and professional woodworkers.
For guitar lovers and woodworkers this exhibition at Sydney's Powerhouse Museum is not to be missed.
This is the second of Sturt Gallery’s ‘lockdown’ exhibitions for 2020 which replace a cancelled program due to COVID-19.
Nano Hone produce high end diamond lapping and flattening plates, sharpening ponds and honing maintenance stones.
Can’t make it to WORKSHOPPED20 in Sydney this year? Well you’re not alone, but here’s an invite to its digital launch.
It’s an old story. Seeking a better mouse trap, man builds one. In this case though there’s no trap, instead a new brand of handmade saws for fine woodworkers that was born in the USA.
A new research project will investigate the potential for commercial Indigenous forestry in the Northern Territory’s East Arnhem Land.
Entries close this month and are open to anyone involved in the design or building of structures that feature timber.
Restoring an icon which dates from the same era was a way for Hare & Forbes MachineryHouse to salute its founders while underlining core business values of longevity through service.
Learning woodwork skills is not restricted to any age group and neither are Australian Wood Review’s Maker of the Year awards.
Craft ACT members are now invited to submit proposed works for inclusion.
Jonathan Chappell traces the roots of the Windsor chair back to 18th century England.