Weekly eNews
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FESPA unveils new, sleek branding which reflects it's futuristic vision FESPA is pleased to unveil its new branding in a move that highlights its evolution and its future-focused agenda. |
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QLD Social: WiP GLOW Mini Golf Night Join our QLD community at St Lucia Golf Links, who are lighting up the mini golf greens this winter. |
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Roland DG Appoints Total Image Supplies as Authorised Dealer in Victoria Roland DG Australia, a leading manufacturer of wide format inkjet printers and printer cutters, today announced a strategic expansion to their Authorised Dealer Network with the appointment of Total Image Supplies. |
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Romano Bacci New GM, Mutoh Australia Romano Bacci has been welcomed to the role of General Manager with Mutoh Australia, bringing with him 20+ years of industry experience and expertise. |
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Women in Print launch Leadership Programs Woman in Print has launched two major initiatives aimed at supporting women and non-binary professionals at all stages of their print careers. |
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ASGA NSW Sign & Print Golf Day 2025 ASGA will be holding its popular annual NSW Sign & Print Golf Day on Thursday 17 July at the prestigious Ryde-Parramatta Golf Club. |
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The Inkers program opens applications for "Markers" The Visual Media Association (VMA) have announced the formal call for applicants across the country to represent their state or territory in the emerging talent program. |
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Vivad Turns 25 — and you’re invited to the Party of the Year! Vivad is celebrating a major milestone — 25 years of bold ideas, big prints, and even bigger ambitions. |
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What an incredible week at PacPrint 2025! Konica Minolta says a huge THANK YOU to everyone who made PacPrint2025 so unforgettable – our amazing customers, industry partners, event suppliers and of course, our fantastic team! |
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2025 National Print Awards Gala Night shines a spotlight on industry excellence On Thursday, 22 May, the Australian print industry gathered in celebration at the revitalised 2025 National Print Awards (NPAs) Gala Night, hosted in Sydney by the Visual Media Association (VMA). |