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The Australian Arbor Age has been the voice of our industry since 1996!
The magazine has grown and developed in-step with the industry in general, to now become the largest, most authoritative Arboricultural trade publication in the Asia Pacific Region.
Containing exclusive industry news, product reviews, technical editorial from some of the industry’s biggest names and in-depth reports on business development for tree industry professionals, the Australian Arbor Age provides subscribers with information they cannot get from anywhere else. In an industry where practical methodology makes for a successful business and can even save lives; the magazine has become a vital training resource and knowledge base. Source
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| Scope | National, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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Search ArticlesTree climbing championships on the way to WA
The Arboricultural Association of Western Australia (ArbWest) has opened registrations for the upcoming WA Tree Climbing Championships. The event is set to run across the 13th and 14th of November, 2026 at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre. Last year’s event was a spectacular one, with Luke Osborne finishing first in the Masters Challenge and being crowned as the WA state champion.
SENNEBOGEN’s efficient tree-care solution
Whether it’s foliage maintenance along a busy public thoroughfare or pruning near power lines and infrastructure, the compact SENNEBOGEN 718 E can quickly and safely grab, cut, move and stack trees, trunk sections, and branches quickly and safely. The forestry material handler has space-saving dimensions, a small rear swing radius, and a transport weight of approximately 26,500 tonnes.
October plantings to transform Lismore
The Lismore City Council is giving its public spaces an overhaul with multiple tree planting projects as a part of the Spring Rainforest to River program. The last week of September and first two weeks of October will see three volunteer-led days of planting native fauna and vegetation in outdoor areas across the council. Saturday, September 26 will begin at the North Lismore Wetlands, supported by Bush Fruits LGBTIQ+ Landcare, Lismore City Council and the Rainforest to River project partners.
Generations of Vermeer
Bracky’s Trees is a Townsville-based arbor company servicing Queensland’s north and northwest. From routine pruning to large-scale removal and emergency callouts, the company is ready – staff are insured, qualified and well-equipped. Director Josh Brack didn’t set out to be an arborist but moved into the business as his father’s part-time arbor work grew. Now the company employs 15 people and runs a fleet of machinery – all of it Vermeer.
Optimising tree-care equipment for Australian arboriculture
Australia’s landscapes present unique challenges for tree-care professionals tasked with maintaining the health and beauty of the natural surroundings. Arborists play a crucial role in overseeing the management of large trees and their ecological impact on communities, ensuring they meet the appropriate health, safety, and suitability standards of property owners’ or communities. But inadequate care can result in the demise of these environmental stewards.
One Tree for Me plants final seed
The Wagga Wagga City Council is celebrating six years of tree planting this weekend after reaching its lofty goal through the One Tree for Me program. One Tree for Me, which started in 2021, had a six-year target of planting 65,000 trees in the council area. In August 2026, they reached that goal early.
JLG: Here comes the boom
The JLG range of Compact Crawler Booms (CCBs) can be divided into two categories: straight and articulated. Straight The Straight range of JLG CCB consists of two models – the X13SJ Plus and the X22SJ Plus. The X13SJ Plus is a lithium-battery-powered AC-drive machine.
Carbon funding put towards indigenous vegetation
The Moyne Shire Council in Victoria’s south-west is investing $55,000 in funding towards the planting of indigenous vegetation. Funded through its 2026-27 Council Community Carbon Offset Program (C3OP), it will be split between two community organisations and 17 private landholders across the Council area. The successful projects include revegetation works on both public and private land across communities including Panmure, Wangoom, Woolsthorpe, Nirranda, Mortlake, Koroit and Port Fairy.
Inspiring the next generation of pole climbers
Hosted annually at the Cairns Showgrounds in Far North Queensland, the Cairns Show Pole Climbing event is one of the festival’s most anticipated spectacles, and perhaps the most rewarding part of the event is seeing the younger competitors. There’s something special about watching a youngster clip in, tackle the pole with determination, and ring the bell at the top while the crowd erupts in applause. Moments like those plant a seed.
Rural Tree Planting Scheme expands in Murray region
The Rural Tree Planting Scheme is taking hold across the country, continuing to expand across New South Wales’ Murray region. Orders are now open for subsidised indigenous seedlings for landholders in the Edward River Council.