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Sustainable Timber Tasmania releases 2025 - 2026 Annual Report
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Annual Report 2025 – 2026

This year’s report highlights a year of transition, achievement and continued progress as we manage Tasmania’s public production forests with care and purpose.

Last updated: 29/10/2026
Our policies Corporate

Sponsorship Policy

The Sponsorship Policy outlines Sustainable Timber Tasmania’s approach to sponsorship, including the principles and requirements that guide sponsorship decisions and support transparency, accountability and consistency in sponsorship activities.

Last updated: 29/10/2026
Maps Access and Permits

Hunting Map – Ragged Jack (Blessington)

Last updated: 20/8/2026
Maps Access and Permits

Hunting Map – Jubilee Road (Blessington)

Last updated: 20/8/2026
Maps Access and Permits

Hunting Map- Sideling (Scottsdale)

Last updated: 20/8/2026
Maps Access and Permits

Hunting Map – Roses Tier (Mathinna)

Last updated: 20/8/2026
Our policies

Modern Slavery Policy

Last updated: 7/8/2026

Public Report – Sale of Tasmanian Native Forest Sawlogs to Victorian Sawmills

Last updated: 7/8/2026
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Sustainable Timber Tasmania acknowledges and pays our deepest respect to the palawa and pakana people, the Traditional Custodians of the land, sky, and waters, lutruwita / trouwunna / Tasmania.

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