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• International Women's Day 2023

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

• It’s time for a National Cabinet discussion on sustainable forest resource security

• 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 Australia appoints new Head of Supply Chain

• 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 barrier removed to unlock carbon farming and forestry investment!

• Major reforms needed for recovery: Report

• Making a positive difference in our local communities

• Mars Wrigley injects $28.8m in Ballarat plant upgrade

• Maryvale EfW project wins multi-council waste tenders

• Maryvale Energy from Waste consortium signs $48.2 million MMI grant agreement.

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

• More than 200 jobs may go as Kinleith Mill closes paper division

• Morrison government buys Indonesian paper ignores Australian made

• Mountain Blue, Opal, Coles partner in paper punnet trial

• 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 recyclable cardboard boxes for prawns a win for seafood-lovers and recycling

• 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 announces sale of the Tasman mill industrial site

• Norske Skog Boyer acquired by Boyer Capital Pty Ltd

• 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!

• NZ to merge its seven Crown Research Institutes including Scion

• OjiFS Confirms Penrose Mill Closure

• OjiFS Engages with Tomorrows Workforce

• OjiFS Forests FSC® Certified and Spring Planting Collaboration

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

• OjiFS Packaging Southern Wins Stormwater Superhero Award

• OjiFS Proposes Penrose Mill Closure

• OjiFS Purchases Cassowary Coast Cartons

• OjiFS Soars Beyond the Boundaries for 150 Year Oji Anniversary: Making Over 9,000 Origami Cranes

• OjiFS to invest $100m in Christchurch packaging plant

• OjiFS’ Nadine More flying the flag for women in manufacturing

• One year on: How Whakatāne Mill’s expansion has exceeded efficiency and sustainability goals

• Opal and Petuna develop fibre-based first for fish

• Opal and Thread Together: A Packaging Partnership with Purpose

• Opal Announces Further Plant Closure After Vic Forest Ban

• Opal Australian Paper Maryvale Mill supply update

• Opal becomes major sponsor of Launceston City FC Juventus Academy and Scholarship program

• Opal confirms Maryvale mill will keep producing brown paper

• Opal Fibre Packaging Wodonga officially open for business

• Opal is now open for business

• Opal recycles uniforms with BlockTexx

• Opal show off carton art on ABC’s Landline

• Opal transitions cloud to take out risk

• Opal uses digital print for variable advent boxes

• Opal's $140m cardboard plant to open in October

• Opal's Maryvale Mill in lockout

• Opal’s Maryvale Mill back in operation after four-week lockdown

• Opal’s pop-up cardboard box seats are the stars at City of Canterbury Bankstown’s outdoor cinemas

• Orora numbers all rise

• Orora’s Garrard to retire, Lowe steps up

• Packaging eco-evolution or eco-revolution?

• Packaging giants commit to inclusivity, diversity

• Packaging paper and board imports up, but its finished products that are exploding

• Packaging Queensland Open Home 2024

• Pan Pac to rebuild its Whirinaki site in New Zealand

• Paper and board excluded from export waste ban

• Paper industry frets as India gears up for RCEP talks

• Paper surviving troubled times, now weathering coronavirus fallout

• Partnering to support local communities

• Partnership with Detpak helping turn coffee cups into gift wrap

• PM flags hazard reduction focus for royal commission, which must include mechanical fuel removal

• Pranav Nair, Graduate Engineer from Opal Australian Paper announced winner of the 2021 New Speaker Competition Australia Runoff

• Pratt to build more US recycled fiber mills

• Pratt to host Scott Morrison and Trump in Ohio

• Price of recycled paper grade jumps nearly 30%

• Printed newspapers readership plummets

• PVCA print voice pressure pays off

• Queensland govt chops compulsory print ads.

• Raising awareness about responsible Forest Management

• Rebuild of Visy’s Auckland MRF yields results

• REPORT: Packaging – what to expect in a pandemic

• Revamped EU Forest Strategy will recognize the importance of forest-based industries and the bioeconomy

• Ron Hooper named Whakatāne Mill's new chief executive

• SCT Logistics expands in Wodonga to move NSW burnt timber

• Senator Rex Patrick draws Federal Government attention to urgent need to accelerate its Billion Trees Plan

• Shipping shortages mean local pack opportunities

• Smarties makes total switch to paper packaging

• Smurfit brothers lead takeover of New Zealand paper mill.

• Spicers expands packaging with Direct Paper deal

• Sustainability of Voith´s own activities: Successful steps reduce carbon footprint at its sites worldwide

• Sustainable forest management and products key tools to fight climate change: IPCC.

• Sustainable Forestry the Net in Net Zero

• Talking... about RE+

• Tas stadium to be largest timber roofed in the world

• Timber to leave the CFMEU to form Timber, Furnishings and Textiles Union

• Tissue production up at Millicent Mill

• To the Moon and back 8 times: Reservoir Paper Mill Celebrates 40 years

• Two Sides tells 320 companies to stop greenwashing

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