With a timber career spanning over 33 years, Monaro Timber managing director, Shaun Hayward , knows a thing or two about wood. We sat down and had a chat with the man himself to discuss how he got into the trade, the political links being so close to Canberra and how he views the current state of the industry.
Shaun Hayward on his claim to fame and the current state of the timber industry
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