PF Olsen signed as forestry manager 19 September 2017 Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers has appointed PF Olsen Australia to manage its plantation estate on Kangaroo Island. PF Olsen will be responsible for the supervision of plantation maintenance, harvest planning… Continue reading
Farmers get to know Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers 28 August 2017 Directors Graham Holdaway and Shauna Black represented the company at the biennial Agriculture Kangaroo Island conference at the Kingscote Town Hall last week. Many farmers took the opportunity to speak… Continue reading
KIPT backs program for endangered species 25 August 2017 The future of an endangered bird on Kangaroo Island is now more secure after much-needed sponsorship was found for the Glossy Black-cockatoo Recovery Program. A $72,500 sponsorship boost from Kangaroo… Continue reading
Further delays to critical testing 15 August 2017 A series of cold fronts hitting Kangaroo Island, and the attendant wind and wave energy, have prevented the start of important geotechnical testing at Smith Bay. Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers… Continue reading
Talking trees, and people too 5 August 2017 In this quarterly newsletter to shareholders, MD John Sergeant explains how to work out the volume of timber on our plantations – it’s all in the trigonometry! And he discusses… Continue reading
Alan Kohler talks forestry, with our Managing Director 3 August 2017 Respected financial journalist Alan Kohler recently interviewed the Managing Director of Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers – John Sergeant – about the company and its plans and prospects. The full transcript… Continue reading
Weather interrupts seabed sampling 27 July 2017 Unfavourable weather conditions have caused the temporary suspension of seabed sampling in Smith Bay. Having mobilised the “Andrew Wilson” to Smith Bay to start the sampling yesterday, KIPT’s contractor Maritime… Continue reading
Crucial seabed testing work begins 26 July 2017 Seabed soil sampling has begun at Smith Bay – a crucial piece of work to complete the Environmental Impact Statement for the wharf development. This work is necessary in order… Continue reading
Professor debunks Yumbah closure claim 20 July 2017 Eminent scientist Professor Anthony Cheshire has said there is no evidence that the Smith Bay wharf and aquaculture could not co-exist in the area. Prof Cheshire has debunked a report… Continue reading
New website launched 13 July 2017 Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers has launched a new user-friendly website. This website offers the opportunity for people to subscribe to receive news updates and contains useful information for the community,… Continue reading
Anna joins the team 9 July 2017 KIPT is pleased to be working with Osman Consulting as the company discusses transport routes for forestry and road safety with the Kangaroo Island Council and other stakeholders. Anna Osman… Continue reading
DAC Guidelines welcomed 7 July 2017 Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers has welcomed the release of the guidelines for its proposed deep-water wharf development at Smith Bay. The guidelines from the Development Assessment Commission will be used… Continue reading