Radial Timber in Yarram is flat out, but is concerned by a possible five-year timber shortfall as a result of the state government’s decision to close the native forest industry by 2030. Pictured (above) during a recent visit to the business are Governor Linda Dessau and Wellington Shire mayor Garry Stephens.
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Radial’s possible timber shortfall a blight on a bright future in Yarram
Radial Timber in Yarram is flat out, but is concerned by a possible five-year timber shortfall as a result of the state government’s decision to close the native forest industry by 2030. Pictured (above) during a recent visit to the business are Governor Linda Dessau and Wellington Shire mayor Garry Stephens.
Radial’s possible timber shortfall a blight on a bright future in Yarram
CHRIS McEvoy could not be happier. His new Radial Timber sawmill at Yarram is working extremely well, but there is […]
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