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• $9m Federal boost to support forestry growth

• ABARES report on impact of COVID-19 on forestry

• ACT Government recognises forestry and timber workers are ‘essential’ so vital food packaging and timber operations can continue

• Adoption of Oji Group’s paper product by Nestlé

• AF&PA Stresses Paper and Wood Products Industry’s “Essential” Role in Responding to COVID-19 Challenges

• AFPA

• AFPA calls on native forestry critics to drop the weapons and join the battle against climate change.

• AFPA CEO appointed Vice-Chair of UN FAO Advisory Committee on Sustainable Forest-based Industries

• AFPA forecasts a calamitous decline in housing construction: urgent recovery package needed

• AFPA welcomes Andrew Leighton as new FWPA CEO

• AFPA welcomes Federal Government commitment to buy only Australian made paper

• AFPA welcomes funding for forest industry R&D projects March 26, 2019

• AFPA welcomes support for Australia’s bushfire-battered forest industries

• Almost 4000 sign Bring Back Print petition

• Amcor to scale down operations in Russia

• ANDRITZ introduces CircleToZero® – paving the way towards pulp production with zero emissions and zero waste

• Andritz to supply chip storage system to Visy Pulp & Paper, Tumut mill, Australia

• APCO aiming to deliver PFAS phase-out in food packs

• APCO CEO Brooke Donnelly to step down

• APCO launches PFAS Action Plan

• APCO releases new report which maps the state of packaging in Australia and progress on Australia’s 2025 national packaging targets

• Aussie forest industries can do more to fight climate change through increased bioenergy production

• Australia needs a Minister for Food, says Visy's Pratt

• Australia’s forest industries must be a big part of Net Zero 2050 conversation

• Australia’s forest industries showcased in new promotional videos

• Australian Paper says waste project is vital

• Australian Paper support for investment in new Gippsland plantations

• Australian researcher Professor Gil Garnier to judge prestigious international pulp and paper award

• Ball & Doggett to distribute Sappi barrier papers

• Battery Ventures Acquires Forest2Market and Fisher International

• Belinda Driscoll becomes the youngest and first female MD of Kimberly-Clark

• Bio-energy Roadmap – Opportunity for Australia to catch up and compete with the rest of the world

• Blazes burn up workloads for bushfire printers

• Bob Brown legal action a callous attack on Tas timber workers

• Bunnings should listen to forest industry workers and reverse Victorian native forest timber decision

• Caine Davies, Graduate Process Engineer from Oji Fibre Solutions Tasman announced Winner of the 2021 New Speaker Competition New Zealand Runoff

• Calls of Bull with respect to Vic timber plantations

• Celebrating 20 years at Tumut

• CEPI publishes new food contact guidelines for the paper and board industry

• China’s 2020 ban ‘will not have a massive impact’ on fiber markets

• Coles lashed for abandoning print catalogues

• Containerboard faces crisis as bushfires burn trees

• Coronavirus fires up production at Australia's only medical mask factory

• Corrugated Box Industry Keeps Supply Chain Moving Amid COVID-19 Challenges

• COVID-19 Community Support

• CUB scraps six-pack plastic rings for cardboard

• Cyclone Gabrielle: ‘We will rebuild’: Napier employers Pan Pac, Ravensdown rule out closures after floods

• East Gippsland to feel the most economic pain

• Escalating shipping costs send board prices higher

• Essity invests in world’s first tissue machine running on geothermal steam

• Exploring opportunities to develop a Latrobe Valley Aquaculture Industry

• False claims linking fires and forestry is at odds with scientific consensus

• Federal government to unlock forestry’s potential.

• Federal Labor must ensure that our sustainable pulp and paper manufacturing jobs are not driven offshore by carbon pricing

• Federal Parliament backs more timber trees to cut Australia’s emissions.

• FIRB okays sale of Orora’s Australasian fibre business

• Fitzgibbon backs Victoria’s sustainable native forest industries

• Folding carton pack volumes set for growth

• Forest industries can play a big role in Labor’s industry strategy

• Forest industries giant Greg McCormack retires as AFPA Chair

• Forest Industries ready to assist Australia’s economic recovery

• Forest industries welcome Albanese Ministry with mandate to turbocharge One Billion Trees goal to tackle climate change and boost timber supply

• Forest industries welcomes new Minister

• Forestry experts condemn ‘weak rant’ against industry

• Friday analysis: Log an objection with the WWF – we are not deforesting.

• Friday analysis: timber supply is a challenge all over the world.

• Friday analysis: Who’s barracking for forestry and who’s barricading

• Global food giant, Nestle have announced the move to recyclable paper packaging for its Yes! snack bars

• Govt funds new B2B 'eBay' circular economy hub

• Govt partners with industry to explore sustainable wood processing

• Indonesia slightly scales back paper import restrictions

• Industry donates to fire relief

• Industry leaders gather to take action on packaging

• Inexact forestry valuations may fluctuate by $1b

• Inquiry into timber supply chain in plantation sector

• IPCC report backs sustainable forest industries to help tackle climate change

• Joint media release: Paper waste no longer a 'pulp' fiction thanks to new technology

• Jori Ringman becomes Director General of CEPI

• Kawerau's Tasman paper mill production finishes, clean up begins

• Kimberly-Clark Response To The War In Ukraine

• Last ream of Reflex comes off Maryvale line

• Licella & iQ Renew Sign MOU with Oji Fibre Solutions to Investigate

• Local solutions needed for waste export ban

• Louise Van Tiel, a plant engineer from Oji Fibre Solutions Kinleith wins the NZ Section New Speaker Competition

• Major reforms needed for recovery: Report

• Making a positive difference in our local communities

• More sustainable forest industries essential to meet global 2050 carbon neutrality goal, says new UN FAO Forestry Advisory Chair, Ross Hampton

• Morrison government buys Indonesian paper ignores Australian made

• National forestry innovation institute to go ahead at University of Tasmania in Launceston

• Nature’s Flame wood pellets production company sold to New Zealand-based Talley’s Group

• New study suggests cartonboard can be recycled 25 times without loss of integrity

• New UN international partnership to fight climate change by increasing forestry

• No FSC material from Russia and Belarus until the invasion ends

• Norske Skog sells forest assets in Tasmania

• Norske Skog's mill in Boyer, Southern Tasmania, has received a total grant of AUD 4 million from the Tasmanian and federal governments!

• OjiFS opens new Mildura plant, brings wax-free boxes to market

• OjiFS Purchases Cassowary Coast Cartons

• OjiFS to invest $100m in Christchurch packaging plant

• Opal and Petuna develop fibre-based first for fish

• Opal Australian Paper Maryvale Mill supply update

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