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In the news: CMYKhub EFI world first, printers want more from instant asset write off, wine label printers celebrate.

Apple Mac turns 40, Whakatane's $80m board boost, LIA Vic gets new leadership, Visual Impact 95% booked.

In the news this week: Drupa outlines big fortnight for print, HP releases new presses, CCP celebrates 50 years, Paper Bottles seeks printer, Coss heads WiP projects committee.

In the news this week: 100 million wine labels to return, Starleaton gets DOCA but unsecured creditors to get very little, industry events returning.

In the news this week: Zipform invests in print and mail, Eaton seeks DOCA, Appex entices printers.

In the news this week: Addressing apprentice drop out rates, Fespa gathers, Outdoor print winners, Print21 ANZ drupafest Party.

In the news this week: IVE to build folding carton business, IVE half yearlies, Abacus Visual sinks, Power of Print series ready to go, drupa just 3 months away.

In the news this week: Outdoor print spend falls, Cactus owner's profit rises, Centrum celebrates 25 years, Storm smacks into printer.

In the news this week: New workplace laws, VMA opposes muddy and confusing changes, Starleaton debts revealed.

In the news this week: Amcor profit crunch, HP drupa lines, ABG & Vivad open houses, Swimathon back, and everywhere.

In the news this week: action needed for Respect at Work, Starleaton latest, exhibitions fire up.

In the news this week: New CEO at Pegasus, Buyers eye Starleaton, All Flags back, Canva share sale.

In the news this week: Wagener businesses set to return, Detmold goes solar, Signarama wide-format boost.

In the news this week: Opal opens $140m corrugated plant, TMA buys Presfast, Printers celebrate at RMC Awards, Kosdown and Tiger invest in new kit.

In the video news bulletin this week: Presfast into adminstration and up for sale, New managing director at Southern Impact, Label printers hoping for China wine reprieve.


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In the news this week: IVE into cartons, Colemans into labels, PVCA becomes Visual Media Association.