Newsletter – July 2026

Latest articles Investing in Bee Research: Supporting Scientific Efforts to Protect Pollinators Australian beekeeping is entering a new era. From emerging biosecurity threats to changing environmental conditions, the…
Urban beekeeping

The Role of Urban Beekeeping in Bee Conservation

Urban Apiaries: More Than a Hobby Urban beekeeping has grown significantly across Australia over the past decade. Rooftops, suburban backyards, community gardens, and even commercial buildings are now home to thriving honey bee colonies.…
Wonders of Raw Honey

The Wonders of Raw Honey

Nature’s Remarkable Superfood For serious and commercial beekeepers, honey represents far more than a marketable product. It is the culmination of countless foraging flights, careful hive management, and the extraordinary biology of…

Newsletter – June 2026

Latest articles The Best Australian Native Plants for Bee Forage Forage is no longer something you can leave to chance. With shifting seasons and increasingly unpredictable conditions, what your bees have access to—and…
sustainable beehives

Building Sustainable Beehives: Eco-Friendly Materials and Designs

Why Sustainable Hive Design Matters More Than Ever For serious and commercial beekeepers, sustainability is no longer simply a desirable goal—it is becoming an essential part of long-term apiary management. As environmental pressures…
Investing in Bee Research

Investing in Bee Research: Supporting Scientific Efforts to Protect Pollinators

The Future of Australian Beekeeping Depends on Research For commercial and serious hobbyist beekeepers across Australia, the health of pollinators is more than an environmental concern—it is the foundation of the entire industry. From…

Newsletter – May 2026

Latest articles Splitting Hives: A Guide to Creating New Colonies For serious beekeepers, growth isn’t accidental—it’s engineered. And one of the most powerful ways to expand and strengthen an apiary is often underutilised…
The Best Australian Native Plants for Bee Forage

The Best Australian Native Plants for Bee Forage

Building Reliable Forage in a Variable Climate For serious and commercial beekeepers, reliable forage is the foundation of productive, resilient colonies. In Australia, where climate variability, drought cycles, and shifting flowering…
Splitting hives

Splitting Hives: A Guide to Creating New Colonies

Scaling Smart: Why Hive Splits Matter in Modern Apiculture For serious and commercial beekeepers in Australia, hive splitting is not just a seasonal task—it’s a strategic tool. Whether the goal is expansion, swarm control, or genetic…

Newsletter – April 2026

Latest articles Honey vs. Sugar: A Sweet Showdown The choices made in the apiary don’t just affect production — they shape colony resilience, product integrity, and long-term sustainability. One ongoing debate continues…
Impact of Pesticides

The Impact of Pesticides on Australian Bee Populations

A Growing Pressure on Australian Apiaries For serious and commercial beekeepers across Australia, hive health is no longer just about seasonal management or honey flows—it’s increasingly shaped by external pressures that are harder…
The future of beekeeping

The Future of Beekeeping in Australia: Sustainable Practices for a Healthy Planet

A Turning Point for Australian Beekeepers Across Australia, serious and commercial beekeepers are recognising that the future of the industry will depend on more than honey yields and pollination contracts. Environmental pressures, changing…