The winners of this year’s National Print Awards (NPAs) have been announced at a ceremony in Sydney, held on the third day of PacPrint.
Recently revamped, the NPAs are designed to highlight the exceptional skill, innovation, and craftsmanship of print professionals across Australia.
The Visual Media Association (VMA) reported a record-breaking 412 entries across the awards’ main categories –more than twice the number submitted at the last award’s ceremony.
Award categories highlight both technical expertise and creative brilliance, with specific attention to emerging talent and sustainable practices.
The Major Awards focus on excellence in areas such as diversity, wellbeing, and environmental sustainability. These categories aim to recognise industry leaders who are driving positive change while maintaining the highest standards of quality and innovation.
This year’s Major Award winners include:
- Ricoh Australia Women in Industry: Zaidee Jackson, Ball & Doggett
- Konica Minolta Emerging Talent: Isobel Clark, Flying Colours
- Environmental Sustainability Achievement: Eckersley Print Group
- Workplace Culture & Wellbeing Achievement: Southern Impact
- Industry Employee of the Year: Cameron Ellis, City of Armadale
- Industry Supplier of the Year: Henryk Kraszewski, Ricoh Australia
- Print21 Printer of the Year: MCC Australia
The late Geoff Selig was posthumously awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his remarkable contributions to the Australian print industry.
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