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Up to $5k available in Epson's Signage Trade-Up Program

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Epson Australia’s new Signage Trade-Up Program is offering between $2,500 and $5,000 in cash for older wide format machines when buying a new Epson signage printer.  The program runs until 23 July 2021.

Big savings with Roland DG’s EOFY Specials 

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Roland DG Australia’s end-of-financial-year specials include some great deals on a range of Roland DG devices. “When businesses take advantage of Temporary Full Expensing** (formerly Instant Asset Write Off), they can also save at tax time, making now a great time to invest in new equipment.” 

Canon announces new budget-level Colorado 1630

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Canon Production Printing Australia has announced the Colorado 1630, a new modular addition to their portfolio of 64” UVgel roll-to-roll printers. The industrial-grade printer is targeted at large format graphic providers such as sign makers, PSPs and in-house printers producing smaller volumes by giving them access to the  advantages of UVgel technology, at a lower investment level.

Tek Cad is Mutoh Australia's new WA dealer

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Mutoh Australia has appointed Perth-based Tek Cad and Cam Systems to sell and support Mutoh printers across Western Australia.

Total Image Supplies to hold Mutoh Open Days

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Melbourne-based national wide format supplier Total Image Supplies will hold live Mutoh Open Days on Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th June. Hosted at its new Fairfield, Vic showroom, this is a real hands-on opportunity to see four pieces of Mutoh equipment in action.

Arlon introduces new FLITE virtual application demos

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Global graphic films manufacturer Arlon Graphics has announced three new virtual application demos running from May 18 to July 29, 2021. The demo events allow vehicle wrap installers to get hands-on with Arlon’s FLITE Technology films and interface with technical experts. 

Idealliance expands schedule of Expert Training Sessions

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Idealliance, a division of PRINTING United Alliance, released its expanded schedule of upcoming G7 Expert Training and Certification courses that are open to all global registrants. David Crowther of Sydney’s Colour Graphic Services, an Idealliance certified G7 Expert Trainer, leads the Idealliance Australia G7 online training.

Fairview showcases Australia’s first ACP recycling operation - 100% diversion from landfill

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FVA Group, formerly Fairview Architectural, has invested $1.6m in Ecoloop, its recycling solution for recladding waste established in response to State Government’s mandated removal of polyethylene. The company has released more details about the operation, including a video that takes a look inside the facility at Lithgow, NSW.

oOh!media partners with Australian Made campaign

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Outdoor advertiser oOh!media has become an official media partner of Australian Made, urging Australians to support local makers and growers via a new national Out of Home campaign.

Campaign against domestic violence wins new Outdoor prize

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The federal government’s Stop it at the Start campaign against domestic violence - printed by Mint Imaging in Brisbane and Sydney’s Blow Up Imaging - has won the new “Out of Home for Good” category in the Outdoor Media Association’s (OMA) First Creative Collection competition for 2021. Cactus Imaging and Grant Print Services were also winners.

Women In Print breakfast series proves a winner

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This week’s Women in Print Breakfast Series 2021 has sold out in Melbourne and tickets are selling fast for events in Adelaide and Perth. The annual series kicked off last week in Brisbane and Sydney.

World Out of Home’s new 'data heavy' audience measurement

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The World Out of Home Organization (WOO) will unveil its new “Creating Global Guidelines for Out of Home Audience Measurement” initiative at its European Forum on May 18. WOO board members include representatives from global OOH leader JCDecaux and oOh!Media from Australia.

Eat my inkjet cake! Edible decoration puts icing on it

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Germany-headquartered DTM Print, formerly Primera, has introduced a manual feed option along with custom food trays to make the Eddie Edible Ink Printer more versatile to use. With Eddie, users can print photos, logos, designs and text directly onto the surface of many food items, simple, fast and in full-colour.

Kornit Digital's ‘exciting’ start to the year

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Digital textile printing technology manufacturer Kornit Digital says its first quarter revenue grew 152% year-over-year to $66.1 million, with both revenue growth and profitability significantly exceeding expectations.

Visual Connections welcomes budget's business support

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Peter Harper, CEO of supplier association Visual Connections, says that while economic recovery will continue to be impacted by a lack of international travel and migration, there is welcome news in the federal budget in the areas of business support, investment incentives and training.

Win a trip to the Gold Coast 500 with Spandex 

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Spandex Asia Pacific is offering a free trip to the V8 Supercars Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 in a new promotion featuring Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film.

Euro Poles MD to walk 73k to raise funds for Leukaemia

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Peter Wagener, managing director of WA sign & display company Euro Poles, will walk from Perth to Mandurah on Saturday 5th June 2021 to help raise funds for the Leukaemia Foundation. The industry veteran was diagnosed with Leukaemia last year.

Large format business begins to recover: Agfa

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Agfa’s first quarter earnings were down 36% pcp to 15 million Euro but the Belgium-based print technology company says most of its business units are showing signs of recovery, led by Health Care IT, ink products for sign & display applications, and large format printing equipment.

Budget paves way for small business-led recovery: ASBFEO

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Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO) Bruce Billson says the 2021 budget is “a clear acknowledgement that small and family businesses are central to the nation’s economic recovery and future prosperity.” JobTrainer has been extended for another year and small businesses can continue to write-off the full value of assets purchased until 2023.
Meanwhile, unions 
slammed the budget as failing the manufacturing sector.

Print NZ names apprentice of the year sector winners

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The five sector winners in Print NZ’s Apprentice of the Year Award will go on to compete for the overall prize to be announced at next month’s Pride in Print Awards in Auckland.

New rules to protect small businesses in disputes with ATO

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The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson says small businesses in dispute with the ATO will get “a fairer go” under new rules proposed by the Australian Government.

  1. Ricoh takes $A1.4bn (¥124.4bn) Covid hit as recovery begins 
  2. Last chance to register for Thursday’s ASGA Neon webinar 
  3. Wide Format event kicks off Fespa’s new FIT virtual series 
  4. 'Understanding Wide-Format': LIA NSW site tour at Mimaki
  5. EFI Roll-to-Roll Printers Receive Type II Certification for Wallcoverings
  6. Mimaki to hold Global Innovation Days June 2-4
  7. Vale Bob Meade, WA industry legend
  8. Advanced automation from Fujifilm and Inca Digital
  9. Sign industry - specific insurance available from FESPA
  10. Currie Group addresses soft signage with EFI VUTEk FabriVU 340i
  11. System Signs QLD calls in liquidator
  12. HP's new Stitch S1000 for soft signage and interiors - video
  13. Minuteman Prahran bounces back as restrictions are lifted
  14. Smaller holes and prices for Contra Vision HD
  15. Free ONYX Go automation webinar
  16. Jobs of the week - Cairns, Qld
  17. Colour Graphic Services appointed MYIRO Colour Measurement dealer
  18. Mesh Direct goes carbon-neutral for Signage
  19. Fujifilm raises prices across the board, raw materials and freight blamed
  20. Deadline extended for PICA entries
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