Fespa has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to sustainability in 2026 by building on progress achieved across its global operations, events and community initiatives over the last 12 months.

The Fespa Foundation has officially signed two new partnership agreements with Apheon and Summa during an event at Fespa Global Print Expo 2026.

Koenig & Bauer MetalPrint presence at MetPack 2026 was characterised by pioneering innovations, strategic partnerships, and intensive professional exchange.

The VMA has named the finalists for the major award categories of the 2026 National Print Awards, recognising the individuals, businesses and emerging leaders shaping the future of the industry.

Fespa Australia has elected Troy Cavanagh of ImageBox Group as vice-president, succeeding David Asker, who stepped down from the role earlier this year.

Multi-Color Corporation (MCC) has successfully completed its financial restructuring process and emergence from its prepackaged Chapter 11 process.

Five of NZ’s emerging print talents have been named by PrintNZ as finalists in the 2026 BJ Ball Print Apprentice of the Year, all recognised for their technical growth, resilience and commitment to the industry.

The Supervisory Board of Heidelberg has extended the contracts of Jürgen Otto and Dr. David Schmedding ahead of schedule, with new terms beginning on 1 July 2026.

Epson Australia has been recognised as a CitySwitch Champion for the third consecutive year, affirming the company’s long-term commitment to sustainability across its Australian operations.

Koenig & Bauer has started the 2026 financial year with strong operating momentum, recording the highest order intake in a first quarter for two years.

As the official digital print and projector partner of the Australian Fashion Council, Epson Australia has announced its participation in Australian Fashion Week 2026.

For 15 years, the successful partnership between Heidelberg and Ricoh has stood for innovative strength and sustainable market success in industrial digital print.

As the industry evolves with new tech and workforce shifts, investing in training, skills and career pathways is essential to ensure the next-gen can build sustainable, future-ready careers, writes Ruth Cobb.

The VMA, in partnership with Ricoh, has convened its Victorian Industry Leaders Lunch to address the growing complexity facing Australia’s visual media sector.

At the recent Annual General Meeting for the ASGA, held in Adelaide, president Mick Harrold forecast a strong year for the Association with some exciting plans in the pipeline for 2026.

With demand rising for faster, digitally integrated creative production, Jessie Parker, managing director of Roland DG ANZ, is steering the business towards sharper alignment and smarter execution.