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Let s get planting - The Border Watch

Let s get planting - The Border Watch
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Forest Partnership to Guide Industry s Future Direction

Forest Partnership to Guide Industry s Future Direction
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Liberals chop down Labor s forestry policy - The Border Watch

Unions call for more logs & more plantations to fix timber shortage

CFMEU Manufacturing The unions representing forestry and timber workers in NSW are calling on the Berejiklian-Barilaro Government to take urgent action to alleviate the crippling national timber shortage. The unions want the establishment of a NSW Forest Industry Advisory Council to ensure better management and planning of the State’s timber resources in the wake of the 2019/20 bushfires and impacts of COVID-19 on global supply chains. The CFMEU Manufacturing Division and the Australian Workers Union have made a joint submission to a NSW Parliamentary Inquiry recommending the new body, which the union wants to focus on reducing the State’s dependence on imported timber.

State Government rejects forestry claims | The Border Watch

By Raquel Mustillo SHADOW Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Clare Scriven says the State Government is failing to deliver its election commitment to double the economic value of the forestry industry. 
But the State Government has struck back, saying Ms Scriven’s claim that the government was unlikely to reach its election target was “completely false”. 
In this year’s budget estimates hearings, Labor parliamentarian Susan Close quizzed Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister David Basham on forestry, including a 9.24pc decline on the value of forestry commodities prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Mr Basham said there may be a number of reasons for the decrease including bushfires which lead to different amounts of timber coming into the market.

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