Tag: OneFortyOne Plantations
OneFortyOne staff complete forest replanting
THE last of an estimated 5.5 million trees were hand-planted by OneFortyOne (OFO) staff last week as the replanting season wrapped up across its...
Wheels in motion on traffic school upgrade
THE sound of excitement and bicycle wheels spinning is set to return to Millicent's road traffic school next month, following a major and well-overdue...
Mill investment to boost jobs
THE region's largest integrated forestry company will pour $20m into its Mount Gambier sawmill this financial year to drive efficiencies and secure its expansive...
Charity steps up to support region’s youths
THE feet of youth in the region will be kept warmer this winter thanks to a generous donation from a Mount Gambier charity.
Charity Four...
Tenison Woods College OneFortyOne Plantations excursion
TENISON Woods College students gained an early insight into the forestry industry recently when they planted pine trees for OneFortyOne Plantations.
Children from years 1...
Pine planting session provides forest industry insight
TENISON Woods College students were given early insight into the forestry industry when they joined OneFortyOne Plantations (OFO) employees for a pine planting activity...
Forest dump disgust
ONEFORTYONE Plantations has raised alarm over a spate of rubbish dumping across the region, including hazardous asbestos material.
Illegal rubbish dumping in Green Triangle forests...
OneFortyOne Plantations approves $14m investment
FORESTRY company OneFortyOne Plantations has announced its wood products team has been given approval to start work on a new capital expenditure project worth...
Nature reserve support
PROGRESS is being made with three of Nature Glenelg Trust's reserves thanks to the launch of the NGT Foundation in partnership with OneFortyOne Plantations....
Forestry future confidence high
A LOCAL parliamentary leader has voiced his opinion of the future of forestry in the region following an announcement by OneFortyOne Plantations last week. [...]
Forest plantation owner walks away from $150m mill proposal
A MAJOR forestry construction in the region has been cancelled with results from a study showing it is not feasible to develop due to...
‘Typical bureaucracy’ delays shed construction
THE delay in the construction of a new Country Fire Service (CFS) shed to house a new truck is "typical Labor bureaucracy", Australian Conservatives candidate for MacKillop Richard Bateman says.[...]
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Season kicks off for Limestone Coast soccer
FOLLOWING the recent pre-season carnival, Limestone Coast soccer kicks off in full force this weekend with the opening round of the Premiership Cup.
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