We’re diving headlong into a future increasingly driven by AI and machine learning. To my mind, this makes the need for individuality and identity even stronger. Handmade is where it’s at, and if our growing reach is anything to judge by, Wood Review readers and followers agree.

Australian Wood Review’s flagship quarterly magazine is still going strong as Australia’s only print publication dedicated to fine woodworking.

In 2025, the brand’s online subscription base grew, as did yet again AWR’s social following which is now collectively around 775,000. Speaking of record performances, in 2025 Maker of Year Awards attracted its highest number of entries yet!

It’s a fact that Australian Wood Review reaches a targeted network of woodworking enthusiasts who look to the brand for connection and information about the tools, materials and know-how they need to express their passion.

In a world of AI generated content, Australian Wood Review stands as an independent, authentic and trusted source of information.