Gunns and Forestry Tasmania

Recent Highlights

• Not do the restoration work properly or misuse the money are unfounded ... Gunns and Seaview Comments regarding Gunns and recent Federal funding for improved environmental management at Seaview (George River ) ... Firstly the ongoing efforts of the local community need to be acknowledged because ... Tasmanian Times - 19 hours, 8 minutes ago  
• Sell its hardwood sawn timber business for $28 million as it continues ... Gunns sells Heyfield sawmill WOODCHIPPER Gunns will sell its hardwood sawn timber business for $28 million as it continues to finalise its long-awaited capital raising. Weekly Times Now - business - 6 days, 1 hour ago  
• On the verge of finalising the $28m sale of its Heyfield timber ... Gunns to wrap $28m Heyfield sale GUNNS is on the verge of finalising the $28m sale of its Heyfield timber business, its last native-forest wood supply operation. The Australian Business News - 6 days, 7 hours ago  
• Selling its hardwood timber business for $28 million, but is yet to ... Gunns sells hardwood business for $28m Woodchipping company Gunns is selling ... Sydney Morning Herald Business - 6 days, 10 hours ago  
• Drawn up a sale of contract for its timber mill at Heyfield ... Gunns selling Victorian timber mill Gunns has drawn up a sale of contract for its timber mill at Heyfield in Victoria. ABC Local - 6 days, 10 hours ago  
• Haemorrhaging cash and fighting for survival. “The forestry industry in Tasmania is ... Forestry: the sobering conclusions. Farming: the glittering future Jonathan West “My fear is that if we don’t reach an agreement, the forestry-processing industry’s death spiral will accelerate. All parts of the industry have entered a process of collapse; ... Tasmanian Times - 3 days, 19 hours ago  
• In line with those obligations,” Ms Giddings said. Legal obligations? Please elaborate ... Failed Forestry gets another $110 million. McKim: Wind up money. Giddings: A ‘contingency’ measure Forestry chief Bob Gordon with his minister, Deputy Premier Bryan Green The Tasmanian Government will spend $110 million over four years bailing out Forestry Tasmania as it determines how the ... Tasmanian Times - 4 days, 4 hours ago