Forest workers, their families and communities have been deeply disturbed by an economic analysis released last week by the Australian National University and consultancy firm, Frontier Economics.
Forest & Wood Communities Australia continues to defend its members and all who live and work in forest communities against the ongoing ideological war on forestry.
The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and other outlets published an article regarding a freedom of information (FOI) request lodged by the South East Timber Association on 28 April 2021.
The Victorian Labor Government is rushing through a Bill designed to make it impossible for forest contractors to work in the bush without fear of prosecution.
Forest & Wood Communities Australia has presented the case for forest communities to the Major Event Review of the Victorian Regional Forest Agreements following the 2019-20 fires.
The review of the Victorian RFAs following the 2019-20 bushfires is an opportunity to call for a commonsense approach to native forestry.
Forest & Wood Communities Australia has called on the Hobart Magistrate’s Court to consider the motivation behind illegal workplace invasions as it deliberates on Bob Brown trespass charges.
Forest & Wood Communities Australia and several forest industry groups were successful in having insurance giant NRMA remove false and misleading material from its Every Home is Worth Protecting ad campaign.
We measure our success by the way our opponents have not only sat up and taken notice that there is an organisation speaking out on behalf of grassroots timber families, but have launched attacks on us through media sympathisers.
It seems Forest and Wood Communities Australia (FWCA) has struck a raw nerve within the activist community.