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Two exhibitions bring together artists who work in different media from across Australia.

All eyes turn to Brisbane as new Timber Tools & Artisan Shows prepare for blast off.

Mixed metaphors, but the message is clear: things are on the up.

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Bill and Bruce Spencer's new outlet is all about meeting the needs of woodworkers like them.

Native specialty timber producer Branch 95 have opened a display centre in South Brisbane.

Dick Lynch's 320 page book on this iconic Australian brand sold out quickly after its initial publication in 2016.

A new exhibition of works featuring walka board paintings and woodcarvings by selected artists represented by Maruku Arts, Uluru NT.

A packed program of exhibitions, installations and talks at Mungo Scott Flour Mill will show why is it now more important than ever to value locally created products and collections.

This comprehensive guide covers everything from using, selecting and laying wood veneer, along with everything in-between.

David C. Roy's kinetic sculptures create mesmerising 3D geometric effects.

A long-standing AWR reader shares his latest project.

An exploration of the archetypal boat form and the element of water through craft based sculptural works

In the next 8 years estimates predict the volume of pianos that will be dumped would fill the MCG.

For tradies this battery platform can mean more power, more runtime and less tool downtime.