Weekly eNews
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PacPrint 2025 thrives as a showcase of innovation, industry wisdom and investments PacPrint 2025 concluded a highly successful run at the Sydney Showground welcoming 3,847 attendees and 116 exhibiting companies in a dynamic environment. |
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PacPrint Exhibitors: Extend your PacPrint 2025 messaging with VI Magazine If you exhibited at PacPrint 2025 and would like to extend the impact by further promoting your brand, and the solutions and products you brought to the show, we are offering 50% off the normal advertising rates for both full- and half-page advertisements in Visual Impact magazine's exclusive PacPrint feature. |
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The 30th Annual Australian Letterheads meet at TAFE Wollongong 11-13 September The event will showcase Australia's top craftspeople and international guests, featuring workshops in signwriting, airbrushing, gold leaf, prinstriping, marbling, faux effects and more. |
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Women in Print launches casual Networking Events in Tasmania Women in Print Australia is expanding its footprint in Tasmania with two casual Friday afternoon networking events set for winter 2025. |
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Come and see us in Melbourne! Join us for a dynamic Open Day with Multicam, this 3rd - 5th June. |
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Epson demonstrates professional printing and scanning solutions at the 2025 Association of School Business Administrators (ASBA) National Conference Heat-Free inkjets recognised for their productivity, reliability and environmental credentials. |
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Epson WorkForce Enterprise AM-C400 and AM-C550 business inkjet printers receive five-star reviews from DataMaster Lab Heat-Free inkjets recognised for their productivity, reliability and environmental credentials. |
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Print China 2025 is coming in September SIGN CHINA 2025 and Digital Printing China 2025 are happening at the same time, same venue! 17-19 September. |
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Roland DG introduces new TrueVIS XG-640, its most productive Printer/Cutter Ever The XG-640 runs new TR3 Inks and comes with new VersaWorks 7 and Roland DG Connect |
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Top 6 for BJ Ball Print Apprentice of the Year PrintNZ chief executive Ruth Cobb has announced that the prestigious 2024 BJ Ball Print Apprentice of the Year* is to be contested by six final candidates. |