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 VMA says if you haven't updated your cyber security systems within the past six months, now is the time. Read more
The new B3 inkjet cutsheet Jetfire 50, developed by Canon and Heidelberg and shown at drupa, will be released in Q2 next year, firstly to the three German-speaking countries, and to ANZ in the second half of the year.
PacPrint25 has released its Tips for Trade Show Success, exploring the modern role of trade shows for both visitors and exhibitors. The ANZ's biggest print trade expo will run in Sydney next May.
After a career that spanned half a century, Visual Connections CEO Peter Harper said farewell to print last night, passing the baton on to new executive general manager Karren Challoner-Miles.
The rebooted National Print Awards, which will be celebrated at a gala event during PacPrint next year, will cover five categories, plus the Judges’ Awards, and there are also nine major awards.
Event and exhibition services business, Coleman Group, is expanding its operation, including sign and display print manufacturing and logistics, into Victoria, taking a new facility in Port Melbourne.
Asga has expanded its suite of online business resources, adding 400 workplace health and safety documents for members, designed to assist with compliance, and to support better business practices.
The Visual Media Association says the AusPost approach of straying from its volume and costs forecasts, and consequently foisting price rises onto the print and mail industry, ‘defies commercial practice’.
Packaging solutions supplier Opal Cartons has invested in a new B1 Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106X press for its Christchurch site, in order, it says, to ensure carton printing stays in the country.
The organisers of next year’s PacPrint trade expo are calling for industry leaders to share their expertise on key industry topics in print and business at the show, slated for May in Sydney.
Canva has partnered with HP, in a deal which will mean local print businesses using HP Indigo and HP large format equipment will be able to print work designed and ordered on the online giant.
Sign and display print systems developer Mimaki is releasing a new entry level wide-format printer, a new wide DTF system, a new smaller size flatbed printer, and a new hybrid fabric printer.
Ricoh has opened its new Customer Experience Centre at its Sydney headquarters, with guests at the event also given an exclusive, and informative, lecture on AI and the future of work.
HP print systems user group Dscoop will have a trio of keynote speakers at its next major event, The Next Wave, set for Long Beach, California in May, including skateboarding legend Tony Hawk.
Women in Print will be offering paid memberships for the first time from this week, promising the industry’s women a growing range of benefits by becoming members.
The VMA’s new Labels and Packaging Coalition has told the federal government that any new fibre-based packaging regulation should align with international standards, or else local industry will face ‘devastating’ consequences from cheaper imports.
New Zealand’s premier industry awards programme is now open for entries, with the Pride in Print gala evening set for 4 July next year in Auckland. Early bird entries get a discount on the entry fee.