An amazing residence utilising all-timber glulam (GLT) and CLT is under construction at Ceres, a rural township near Geelong, Vic, and already it has become an iconic structure on the horizon.

As the Tumbarumba community prepares for the opening of the Hyne Community Trust grants next month, the community continues to benefit from a 2018 grant recipient.

Commencing this week, the Tumbarumba Tumboosh facility will be providing an additional service to the Tumbarumba community with the re-launch of the Carcoola Children’s Centre ‘School Readiness Program’.

The 2019 Hyne Community Trust grants will be opening on 1 June for applications. As we approach this next round, we take a look back at past recipients and how grants continue to benefit the Tumbarumba region today.

The year the Hyne Community Trust was established in Tumbarumba in 2007, the Tumbarumba RSL Sub-Branch was awarded one of the first grants to purchase a Yard Arm flagpole.

As the world becomes increasingly conscious of climate change and the environment, the construction industry – who are responsible for the largest portion of Australia’s total carbon emissions – are responding through the use of more natural and sustainable building materials.

Hyne Timber has once again presented a $10,000 cheque to the Rotary Club of Tumbarumba to assist in funding 18 Tumbarumba High School students participating in this year’s trek of the Kokoda Trail.

Have you heard of the top 5 common misconceptions of timber? We've investigated them for you.

Hyne Timber has today lodged an application with the Fair Work Commission to terminate its Hyne Timber Tumbarumba Enterprise Agreement.

A truss is a structure comprising one or more triangular units. Each triangle is constructed with two top chords, a bottom chord and webs, all connected at the ends by joints. Roof battens are securely fixed to the truss top chords.