Magazine publisher Bauer Media has been ordered to pay Australian actor Rebel Wilson more than $4.5 million dollars in damages over magazine articles that accused her of being a liar.

Early Australian history is being brought to life in limited edition, handcrafted books featured at Australia's International Contemporary Art Fair in Sydney. “These are works of art,” says James Cryer.

Obtaining Greenguard environmental certification for inks is no mean feat - the criteria are very scientific and rigid. Fujifilm Australia has announced that 14 of its Uvijet UV inks used in wide format printers are now UL Greenguard certified.

Screen's Truepress Jet 520HD with SC inks – featured at this week’s Print 17 in Chicago – has won a PIA innovation award for its ability to produce extremely high definition inkjet printing onto standard offset stocks without pre-treatment.

French printer Press Vercors has a long culture of sustainability and the addition of a new Polar digital cutter extends waste management to cutting processes as well as materials, reports sustainability consultant Laurel Brunner.

Blair Cariss has a traditional attitude to running his commercial printing business. His practice is informed by a conviction that an ‘old school’ approach to the trade is worth preserving.

Spicers has appointed Jonathan Trollip as its new chairman, as investors now make up five of the six positions on the paper merchant's Board of Directors. Trollip, non-executive independent chairman of the Global Value Fund investment company, was appointed chairman following Wednesday's EGM.

The Victorian Parliament is investigating claims that state Labor MP’s siphoned off hundreds of thousands of dollars from their printing budgets to pay for ALP memberships.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will begin mailing out its postal survey on same-sex marriage next Tuesday after the High Court struck down legal challenges to the ballot's validity. The ABS had already commenced producing the 16 million ballots at Fuji Xerox Document Management.

First major public outing for the newly merged paper company brought together Sydney’s creative design community for a celebration of all things print and paper.

Canon Australia has partnered with fashion illustrator Megan Hess for a free exhibition of limited-edition prints in Sydney. Hess is using Canon's industrial print range to bring her printing in house, which she says gives her more control over the finished product.

Fuji Xerox Australia has defended selling Chinese A4 paper imports to its Australian customers at a loss and denied it is guilty of 'hidden dumping', arguing that selling at a loss is a common commercial practice.

Fairfax's Canberra Print Centre has won the The Print Centre of the Year award at the annual PANPAs. News Corp's The Australian won the Daily Newspaper award and Fairfax's AFR was named Digital News Site of the Year.

One of Western Australia’s oldest operating printers, Advance Press works with clients as prestigious as the RACWA, the City of Perth, and the AEC. To boost its digital capacity, the company recently installed an HP Indigo 7800 Digital Press from Currie Group.

New technologies in high-speed digital printing will be the focus of an LIA (NSW) Technical Dinner evening at Lidcombe in western Sydney next week. Some tickets are still available.

Printing Industries has extended the closing dates for entries into the state PICAs and reminded entrants that winning a medal in the state PICAs is now the only way to qualify for the National Print Awards.