Women in Print: Deborah Corn

Deborah Corn has given back to the printing industry on more than one occasion

16 October, 2019

Custom fabrications anyone? All possible at 1800 for Promo

Experimentation and plenty of questions led Ben Browning to produce a 2.5D raised print on a flat bed

8 August, 2019

Phoenixing: counting the costs in Australia

Phoenixing rips up to $5b a year out of the Australian economy but when businesses are burned it can spell disaster

5 August, 2019

Printing the big picture

For print enterprises trying to break into new areas, wide format is often touted as The Next Big Thing

30 July, 2019

Durst demonstrates its desire for perfection

It’s all about the details at Durst’s new factory in Brixen, South Tyrol

28 July, 2019

Women in Print: Sue Threlfo

Brisbane-born Sue Threlfo came to Sydney as an IT worker in the 80s, and came to be part of a revolution in printing. As an information technology specialist, she was well placed to be at the forefront of digital printing, and able to sell the technology with a real understanding of its capabilities, and how […]

28 July, 2019

Tasmanians head to mainland for education

Tasmanian print apprentices face substantial travel to go to TAFE

28 July, 2019

Extreme digital the new norm at Revolution Print

Armed with Australia’s first dual installation of Konica Minolta’s AccurioJet KM-1 sheet fed UV colour digital inkjet press and a MGI JV 3DS embellisher Revolution Print is ready for anything

25 June, 2019

Finishing first

With many commercial print enterprises now running digital print lines as an auxiliary to their main offset business, or in tandem with it as parallel print workflows, the question of efficiencies in other departments of the company looms large – particularly in the bindery

25 June, 2019

Coalition win secures NSW apprenticeships

Recent NSW State Election featured a schism between the major parties, with Labor not committing to funding print apprenticeships

24 May, 2019