Disgruntled Reacon company creditors CTRL Print and Printcraft have won the court battle to have Reacon Australia and mmw3degrees placed into liquidation. The Reacon companies have debts estimated to be around $9m.

Colin Lamond, managing director of Perth-based Percival Print & Packaging, has joined the board of the VMA, as Stuart Fysh and Holly Masters come to the end of their time.

With momentum building and excitement growing across the industry, the VMA has officially opened ticketing for the 2025 National Print Awards Gala Night.

The Visual Media Association has released the names of the finalists for both the Award Category and Major Award honours at the prestigious 2025 National Print Awards.

Five print businesses are in the running to be named as the Print21 Printer of the Year at the upcoming National Print Awards Gala Evening, slated to take place on Thursday 22 May in Sydney, during PacPrint.

Konica Minolta Australia is launching a new B2 inkjet UV sheetfed press, the AccurioJet 30000, which is described as its most innovative digital UV inkjet press to date. It will be available from June.

The Visual Media Association is offering its members an accelerated route to achieve their sustainability goals, through entering a new strategic partnership with business environmental consultants Ecocrave.

Currie Group has been named the top-performing Canon Colorado partner in the Asia-Pacific region, and has secured a position among the Top 10 globally, ranking seventh worldwide, less than two years after the partnership began.

The 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series has concluded, with the events delivering connections and insights between the industry’s women and allies at seven locations across the nation.

Impressu Print Group has ramped up its production power by installing a new B2 HP Indigo 15K HD Digital Press, and the new Canon Colorado M-series wide format printer, both supplied by Currie Group.

Ten apprentices from ten different New Zealand print operations will contest the BJ Ball Print Apprentice of the Year title, with the winner set to be revealed at this year’s Pride in Print event.

Printers are being urged to ensure their cyber security is at the highest level, as Print21 understands at least two major print businesses have been attacked by cyber criminals this week.

The country’s biggest regional newspaper publisher, Australian Community Media, is switching all its remaining 65 print titles to Saturday-only printing, some immediately, the rest over the next seven years.

Anthony Albanese has pledged to give up to $24m to Tasmania’s Boyer newsprint paper mill to transition to a low emission future, if the ALP wins the upcoming federal election. Boyer's new owner is looking at diversifying into white paper production.

Vik Gulati, owner of Sydney-based Westmann Printing, has bought the beleaguered Reacon Group. At least two creditors want the Reacon businesses liquidated, while Gulati wants them in a DOCA. The first creditors meeting is Tuesday 22 April.

As the most important time of the year for Christians approaches, the 145 per cent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Chinese products will lead to soaring costs for Bibles in the US, almost all of which are printed in China.