Currie Group was at the show promoting Business in a Box, centred on the Canon Colorado M Series wide format print system, with its exclusive UVgel ink technology.

Women in Print Australia is expanding its footprint in Tasmania with two casual Friday afternoon networking events set for winter, one each in Hobart and Launceston.

Visitors to the printIQ stand saw its partnership with W2P developer Infigo, and its partnership with automated workflow solutions developer Cyan FX, and a new multi-point distribution feature on its software.

Spicers is a major supplier of Photo Fine Art media, and its stand at PacPrint has a wide range of media solutions to assess, and experts on hand to discuss optimising your results.

Roland DG is showcasing its latest digital printing technology in the two burgeoning sectors of direct-to-film and direct-to-object printing, as well as signage and graphics applications. 

Trade print expo, PacPrint, has completed its exhibitor rosta, with nine additional industry suppliers signing up for the event, which runs Tuesday to Friday next week in Sydney.

Print industry financier Finlease provides the five facts it says you need to know about equipment finance before you walk through the doors of PacPrint later this month.

Kayell Australia, supported by Canon, Epson and Canson (Infinity papers) will again participate in the Photo & Fine Art sector at PacPrint, with a gallery of Photo Art originals, and workshops.

The National Print Awards category entries have closed, with an unprecedented entry response, more than double the previous Awards. The Major Awards are still open for entries until COB tomorrow.

PacPrint will have an exclusive hands-on Channel Lettering Workshop, presented in collaboration with LetterTech Australia and Bounce LED, on all four days of the expo, in a ticketed event.

The winner of the Emerging Talent Award, sponsored by Konica Minolta, at the upcoming National Print Awards, will receive a once-in-a-lifetime industry experience tour in London and the UK.

The 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series is underway, with the industry’s women in Perth and Melbourne kicking off events. The series is to run in seven capital cities over an eight-day period into next week.

With the 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series starting next week at locations around the country, the organiser has issued a final call to secure tickets before they sell out.

The Visual Media Association is running the Power of Print (PoP) webinar series again this year, the first one ran this week, there are seven more to come over the next seven weeks.

Fespa Global has already surpassed previous exhibitor numbers, with some 550 vendors from 36 countries so far signed up for the trade show, which runs in May two weeks prior to PacPrint.

PacPrint 2025 is set to welcome back Roland DG as its Platinum Sponsor, with the company saying it will offer visitors an exclusive look at the future of print production.