With the Asga 2024 Currie Group National Sign & Graphics Awards Presentation Dinner coming up at the end of next week, there’s no time to lose for those wanting to snap up the remaining seats.

Show sponsor Roland DG had the new VersaObject EU-1000MF LED-UV flatbed printer on the stand, which it describes as its entry level flatbed, geared for roll-to-roll print businesses looking to move up.

Mutoh showed its XpertJet 1462 promotional products printer for the first time in Australia, aimed at printers who want a volume machine in the direct-to-object market.

Stick on Signs had a busy stand with innovative print options, the company highlighting Massivit 3D display printing, Neschen laminating, and Dimense one-pass print and embellish systems.

Currie Group was showing the Canon Colorado M Series, with business unit manager Paul Whitehead explaining the benefits of its exclusive UVgel ink technology.

Currie Group has inked a new partnership with Italian finishing manufacturer Neolt Factory, for the supply of a range of loading, unloading and finishing systems for the Canon Colorado M-Series printer range.

Inkjet print solutions supplier Mimaki has awarded its top-selling distributors, as the company ramps up its presence and goals in Australia, and its product portfolio.

Kissel + Wolf Australia has partnered with AGP|Textek to introduce its Direct-to-Film printing solutions, with heat transfer pigment inks, to Australia and New Zealand.

The sign and display expo Visual Impact will run next week, in Brisbane. Print21 previews the show, and the stands of the major players, for what will be the biggest print expo in Australia this year.

Fespa Australia will run an Open House at SS Signs during Visual Impact next week – with return transport laid on from the event in Brisbane – which will highlight a new automated print and cut line for rigids.

The Australian Sign & Graphics Association has released a suite of updated resources for its members, as workplace changes brought by the new financial year come into play.

Applications are now open for the 2024 Fepsa Future Leaders programme, which aims to nurture and develop the next generation of leaders in the print and signage industry.

Women in Print has decided to make its exclusive networking event at Visual Impact Brisbane next month a fundraiser for the Share the Dignity charity, which aims to end period poverty.

Avery Dennison will unveil what it says is a significant leap in sustainability, SP 1504 Easy Apply RS, a digital print film designed for environmentally conscious vehicle wrapping and branding.

The first Visual Impact expo in the Queensland capital for more than six years will run in just one month’s time, 17–19 July, at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Currie Group will supply and service the F Service Automation range of digital glue plotters into Australia and New Zealand, with the agreement made, signed and sealed at drupa.