Red Paper takeover boosts CPI debt 
Net debt of $58.8 million compared to $21.2 million the previous year is the cost of effectively doubling the company's size in Australia.
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Blue Star braces itself for tough times ahead
Sluggish conditions across Australia and New Zealand expected to impact on Blue Star's future performance.
DES helps GEON reach 100 per cent ISO score
GEON’s Banksmeadow site marks the beginning of the company’s ISO 12467-2 and 12647-7 roll out across Australia.
Major Mail Users turn new paperless page
Australia Post’s price increase prompts Major Mail Users to move towards electronic alternatives.
Kodak marketing meister blazes through Melbourne
Jeff Hayzlett turns up the volume on a whirlwind visit to trumpet “the greatest turnaround in business history.”
Seven myths of digital print dispelled
The stunning capacity of variable data and digital print was on full display at the Australian Graphic Design Association (AGDA) Night at the Museum of Sydney.
RBA eases interest rate pain: Hagop's commentary
Businesses in the printing and associated industries might be headed for improved economic prospects following this week's decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia to reduce official interest rates.
Kenji Kobayashi called on to blast Canon in new directions
Kenji Kobayashi takes over as managing director of Canon Australia and chairman of Canon New Zealand.
Blue Star's green man: Print 21 magazine article
Tradition dictates that blue and green must not be seen together but Chris Mitchell believes otherwise. In his first major interview with the media, the new group managing director of Blue Star talks to Mitchell Jordan about the company's move into greener pastures.
The winds of change: 4 September 2008
The printing industry has more people coming and going than an airport. This week sees new appointments at Océ and Salmat.
Letters, feedback, get it off your chest: 4 September 2008
Readers have their say over last week's news.
Print marketing experts make a mark on PODi
World-class speakers fly in for the PODi AppForum & Expo Melbourne, 22–24 September 2008.
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Bottcher is found everywhere, it is the complete supplier of press ancillary products, not only its world renowned rollers but a wide range of press chemicals.
Book Club: A Field Guide To Folding
A Field Guide To Folding
Australian Tenders of the week, 2 September 2008
Australian Tenders
Kenji Kobayashi called on to blast Canon in new directions
Kenji Kobayashi takes over as managing director of Canon Australia and chairman of Canon New Zealand.
Blue Star's green man: Print 21 magazine article
Tradition dictates that blue and green must not be seen together but Chris Mitchell believes otherwise. In his first major interview with the media, the new group managing director of Blue Star talks to Mitchell Jordan about the company's move into greener pastures.
The winds of change: 4 September 2008
The printing industry has more people coming and going than an airport. This week sees new appointments at Océ and Salmat.
Letters, feedback, get it off your chest: 4 September 2008
Readers have their say over last week's news.
Print marketing experts make a mark on PODi
World-class speakers fly in for the PODi AppForum & Expo Melbourne, 22–24 September 2008.
====== Advertisement ======
Bottcher is found everywhere, it is the complete supplier of press ancillary products, not only its world renowned rollers but a wide range of press chemicals.
Book Club: A Field Guide To Folding
A Field Guide To Folding
Australian Tenders of the week, 2 September 2008
Australian Tenders
Judge slams Australian Paper over mill death
Second offence leads to $230,000 fine for Australian Paper.
Australian standard puts local printers on the map
Australian printing enters the global arena with this week's launch of AS/ISO 12647-2.
PrintNZ prefers Pacprint over Printech
When it comes to tradeshows, PrintNZ believe it is more valuable for its members to make the journey to Australia.
PICA season comes to SA, WA and Northern Territory
PICA victories continue as South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia print companies go for gold and gain entry into the National Print Awards.
WA, SA & NT PICA Winners
Here they are, all the winners from recent PICAs in South Australia and Northern Territory and Western Australia.
The winds of change: 28 August 2008
The printing industry has more people coming and going than an airport. This week, 26-year printing industry identity Terry Crawford makes his way to EFI.
Searchlight turns on print scammers
A new service has been launched in a bid to help protect the Australian printing industry from international scammers who have been targeting it for several months.
News Limited brightens up South Australian presses
News Limited upgrades the colour capacity of its manroland printing presses in Adelaide.
New look Salmat launches high-profile campaign
Despite touching every house in Australia five times a week through multi-channel communications, Salmat founders don’t feel the company is recognised enough.
Emirates pushes for paperless planes
Passengers flying Emirates will be forced to suffice with audio entertainment following the company's decision to remove its inflight magazine, Open Skies.
Goss and manroland leave sleeve dispute to rest
Five years of feuding comes to an end as Goss International and manroland reach an agreement on web offset press sleeve technology.
Locals roll on to Labelexpo, Chicago
Chicago is a city long associated with high-end musicals, but this year label printers from around the world will be making the trip to the US for the biggest label show in town
Letters, feedback, get it off your chest: 28 August 2008
Readers have their say over last week's news.
Fuji Xerox gets innovative
Innovate returns to Sydney for another year.
All eyes on iStock artists
Two Australian creative artists recognised as global winners by iStockphoto for Design of the Year and photography work.
