More logging can solve shortage of housing supplies, says forest products lobby group

Matt Maloney
Updated April 9 2021 - 6:07pm, first published 6:00pm
Tasmanian Forest Products Associate chairman Bryan Hayes and chief executive Nick Steel. Picture: supplied
Tasmanian Forest Products Associate chairman Bryan Hayes and chief executive Nick Steel. Picture: supplied

The Tasmanian Forest Products Association has called for more areas of the state to be opened up for logging amid Tasmania's housing crisis and a shortage of building materials.

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Matt Maloney

Political reporter for Australian Community Media, based in Hobart.

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