Central Queensland’s BB Print has upscaled its digital footprint as it moves into new custom premises at Paget's Platinum Court. Set to punch up turnarounds and further improve services for the company's valued clientele, the new siteallows BB Print to expand as work continues to grow.

Stepping into the Currie mobile showroom in Bendigo proved a decisive moment for the Mulqueen Brothers from Bendigo as Bernie Robinson showed them the latest in Horizon finishing equipment.

Four years at Océ Canon HQ in Venlo, Netherlands, as International Business Development manager gave Paul Whitehead a unique perspective on the changes taking place in the company.

EFI launches the first mobile print job management app on the market, Fiery Go. The debut of the free iOS app means users are only ever a screen swipe away from their workflow, Fiery Go is able to interface with any Fiery Driven printer directly from an iPad.

Chris Zapris wins handsomely in the competitive, merit-based Government grant programme to supercharge growth at his PMI Imageworks enterprise in Melbourne’s Moreland.

Last year, Monotone Art Printers in Hobart celebrated its centenary, making it one of the oldest print shops in the country - but recently the company came together to celebrate the future rather than the past to welcome two new Future Print apprentices to the fold.

Engaging, funny and all-found fabulous, Libby Gorr is a hard hitter in the worlds of humour, broadcasting and performance – and she’s bringing her talents to this year’s National Print Awards. John Wanless, Chairman of the 31st National Print Awards, announced this week that Gorr will host the Awards.

The move comes as both companies move aggressively into the document management services and IT sector. John Hall, managing director of Lanier, will leave the business following the integration.

Who did what? Who bought who? And who bought what? Richard Rasmussen, director of Ascent Partners, peers into the past month as part of his ongoing watch over mergers, acquisitions, sales and closures, as well as the latest news on major machinery sales and installations.

Research staff at EFI have developed a new technology and framework for 4D printing. EFI’s new 4D VUTEk printer combines photopolymer additive inkjet printing with a concept-stage EFI Fiery digital front end running PrintFlow scheduling software to control time coordinates.

The franchise moves swiftly to limit damage following the failure of the Fitzroy and St Kilda stores last week. David Bell, CEO, affirms his belief in the ongoing viability of the businesses.

Australia’s largest printer to emerge from the marriage between the printing operations of the Hannan and Selig family businesses.

Andrew Price and Andy Vels Jensen, the well-known Aussie PaperlinX UK management duo, were among the guests at the Print21 Australian & New Zealand party near the end of the London show.

The Ipex organisers have come good with the attendance figures for the London show. At 22,768, which includes 3,532 exhibitors, with a geographical visitor split of 54% UK and 46% international, it's not too bad. Trevor Crawford, director, says the show is the blueprint for the future of print centric events. He could very well be right, because I don't think drupa will escape the reshuffle.

Despite assurances from the pioneer of digital printing that R&D is going well on his new revolutionary printing system, Landa was unable to promise a delivery date during the Ipex Print Summit.

Smithfield MP Andrew Rohan cuts the ribbon for Ricoh's new 5 Star Green Star distribution centre at Eastern Creek, Sydney. The company's new premises are the first in NSW to be awarded the coveted 5 Star Green Star environmental standard.