The biennial MAKE Award is Australia’s richest non-acquisitive award for Australian designer makers in ceramics, glass, furniture/woodwork, metalwork, textiles and fibre, and jewellery.

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Doubts were raised, however the dates for Melbourne Design Week 2025 have now been confirmed.

When designing his latest chair for a private commission, Bryan Micallef was inspired by the iconic simplicity of the paperclip.

In a shock announcement, Barung Landcare, organisers of the Maleny Wood Expo, explain why they have cancelled the 2025 event.

You be the judge! Vote for your favourite entries for Maker of the Year presented by Carbatec.

We're thrilled to announce award winners for Maker of the Year, presented by Carbatec!

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Sturt School for Wood's 2024 graduate exhibition opens this Saturday with a collection of work that reflects the skills, techniques and approaches to design taught during the year-long course.

The Australian Wooden Boat Festival is Tasmania's largest multi-faceted free event and now also offers a range of ticketed workshops.

A recent open day event in Queensland celebrated the opening of a new showroom for Wood-Mizer sawmilling technology.

It’s with great sadness we learnt of the untimely death of William Bayliss, a young woodworker who at the age of 26, was already well known for his award-winning work.

A maker specialising in leather accessories for woodworkers has taken out a Queensland small business award.

A range of heritage trades will be demonstrated and their related career opportunities will soon be explored at the National Trust Traditional Trades Exposition.

We're excited to announce the 2024 finalists for Maker of the Year presented by Carbatec!

Young workers have highlighted the life changing role played by their mates in a series of personal stories.