Invest Regional NSW on the NSW Industrial Hemp Prospectus with Karina Tyler
NSW Industrial Hemp Investment Prospectus: What iHemp NSW Members Need to Know
NSW Industrial Hemp Investment Prospectus: What iHemp NSW Members Need to Know
iHemp NSW had the great pleasure of being part of the Australian Industrial Hemp Conference 2026, held at Rydges Conference Centre in Geelong, the wool fibre capital of the world.
IHemp NSW is proud to bring you Karina Tyler, Investment Manager Industry, in Regional Economic Development at the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.
iHemp NSW invites you to a free public webinar as Colin Steddy hosts a hemp fibre chat with Witold Czeszak of Poland’s Institute of Natural Fibres. Expect real-world insight into hemp fibre processing, seed production, and building global supply chains.
Webinar: Australia’s hemp building sector continues to gain momentum, with designers, builders, manufacturers and homeowners increasingly embracing hempcrete as a low-carbon, high-performance building material.
Interest in building with hemp, particularly hempcrete, is growing alongside ongoing innovation. The construction sector sits at the centre of the climate challenge. By sharing knowledge and real-world examples, we can accelerate a shift toward materials and practices that support both environmental and community outcomes.
On 15 May 2026, three iHemp NSW Executive Committee members (Maxine Shea, Colin Steddy, and President Jaimie Milling) travelled to Parliament House, Canberra, to appear before the Senate Inquiry into the Development of a Hemp Industry in Australia.
The Australian industrial hemp sector will reunite this September for the 5th AIHC, taking place from 21–23 September 2026 at the at the Rydges Event Centre in Geelong, Victoria.
Gippsland region’s emerging industrial hemp industry…The conclusion was optimistic: Orbost presents a genuinely compelling case for becoming Australia’s first dedicated industrial hemp processing hub.
The Northern Rivers Hemp Field Trip a Sold-Out Success with more than 65 hemp enthusiasts from across eastern Australia who gathered over the weekend of 7–8 March for the sold-out event, highlighting the region’s growing role as a hub for Australia’s emerging hemp industry.