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Mimaki Australia, in partnership with Australian Graphic Servicing, recently hosted a two-day Open Day in Melbourne from 17-18 March, marking an important milestone in the newly formed collaboration. Read more
Fuji Xerox filed High Court legal action against former senior Fuji Xerox New Zealand (FXNZ) executives over an accounting scandal that inflated revenue at FXNZ and Fuji Xerox Australia by $450 million.
Long-term supporter Media Super has again signed on as the major sponsor for this year’s National Print Awards. Paper merchant Ball & Doggett will sponsor two major categories.
The corporate regulator has requested more information from Sydney-based Complete Office Supplies (COS) on its bid for competitor OfficeMax.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has rolled out the updated $10 note, which incorporates new security features intended to deter counterfeiters. Approximately 120 million notes have been printed.
Australian companies have joined hundreds of global corporations in removing misleading anti-print ‘greenwash’ claims after pressure from Two Sides - the lobby group promoting the sustainability of paper and print. 278 companies have now removed 'greenwashing' statements.
IVE Group has completed the $16.9 million retail section of its $55.6 million capital raising to fund the acquisition of SEMA and the purchase a second 80-page offset press for its Franklin WEB operation in Sydney.
APN Outdoor has signed a $65 million, five-year contract with the NSW government to provide advertising services on Sydney buses. The company has held the contract for more than two decades.
Sydney’s Megacolour is a textbook example of an SME successful business surviving and prospering in a competitive and changing market. Nestled in the thriving industrial hub of Camperdown, Michael Fang (pictured) services clients from all over Sydney, NSW and nationally.
Clockwork, in the bustling heart of West Perth, is a modern digital printing house which up until recently only had one gap in its high-tech setup: staff had to fold booklets by hand, or else outsource them to other companies. Enter Currie Group and the Horizon CRF-362 creaser/folder.
Melbourne-based Australian Graphic Servicing (AGS) has signed an agreement to be the exclusive agent for Founder ElecRoc workflow software products in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.
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Roland DG, Starleaton, Graphic Art Mart, Avery Dennison, Trotec Laser and others have signed up to present workshops at next month’s Visual Impact Sydney show at the ICC, Darling Harbour.
Cloud-based print management system Wepa is gaining traction in the US and could lead to a sea change in peoples’ expectations for print on demand, along with a substantial reduction in wasted print, writes Laurel Brunner.
New Zealand has extended its temporary ban on Fuji Xerox NZ from accepting new government work in the wake of a $450 million accounting scandal. The move delays a review of the suspension until after this month's NZ general election.
It could have been the new ink comprised of nanoparticles, or the hi-tech imaging blanket, or any number of mechanical challenges in bringing Nanography to market. But the delay in commissioning the active quality management (AQM) caught Benny Landa by surprise.
A new HP PageWide T240 HD digital press is on its way to Melbourne book printer Lightning Source after its US-based parent signed a multi-million-dollar deal to buy 24 of the advanced presses for its global sites.