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1. Howell steps up to run Blue Star NZ

2. Roland DG expands East Asia operation

3. Neville takes leadership role at NPA

4. Beban new CEO of Konica Minolta NZ

5. Dr David Cooke takes top job at Konica Minolta

6. PrintNZ and CMITO confirm management

7. Northwood to fight for print on two fronts

8. GAMAA appoints new president

9. Ricoh announces intent with Kathy Wilson appoinment

10. HVG appoints new sales manager for NSW

11. New faces to strengthen KW Doggett sales team

12. PaperlinX misses $200m target for debt recovery

13. Two appointments at Jet Technologies

14. Ricoh Australia appoints new managing director

15. IPMG subsidiary appoints new CTO

16. Positive Camtec appoints sales and marketing manager

17. Spicers appoints new NSW manager

18. Biograde to supply Olympics with green packaging

19. AIP president steps down after successful tenure

20. Visy appoints director of sustainability

21. KW Doggett adds new staff in Adelaide

22. Hughes signs on at Graph-Pak

23. BJ Ball Group appoints new marketing manager

24. Ligare announces new board member

25. New business manager appointed at Epson

26. HP Indigo expands industrial print team

27. KBA gears up for growth down under

28. Jukka Moisio new Huhtamaki CEO

29. Jim Mahony named Flint Group president Asia-Pacific

30. Marcus Adler steps down at Roland DG

31. Flint Group forms Global Flexo division

32. Agfa appoints Jo Cornu CEO effective immediately

33. HP expands DesignJet team with Gupta appointment

34. KBA restructures Australia and Asia Pacific

35. MAN Ferrostaal appoints Paul Lyons to bindery

36. New global leader for Prism Group

37. New global leader for Prism Group

38. Brissett expands technical team

39. Tim Webb appointed to lead Picon

40. Joe Zhao named Unilux sales manager for China

41. Picon bids farewell to CEO, John Brazier

42. Salaerts new president of Crown Asia-Pacific

43. Joyce to succeed Draaijer as president of XSYS

44. New printing blanket Czar at ContiTech

45. Arroyo names new PI printing office head

46. New MD at Konica Minolta to focus on growth, sales

47. Agfa Graphics reorganises Oceania management from Q2

48. Frontline appoints SI manager

49. Canon launches Digital Production Solutions Group

50. Whittle appointed Applications Specialist for DIC NZ

51. Senior appointments at BJ Ball Papers

52. Sinnott joins DES to drive X-Rite business

53. Darryl Abotomey new non-exec director, CPI

54. Leadership change at Kodak GCG ANZ

55. Hay to boost Oce Display Graphics business in north

56. New divisional manager for Fujifilm New Zealand

57. Tony Yianni new MD at Davies Bros, Hobart Mercury

58. Ferag boosts digital expertise

59. Sammeck to succeed Mössner as head of KBA sheetfed sales

60. Appointments in Asia-Oceania-Africa region for Huhtamaki

61. Changes in region for Kodak GCG

62. Fretwell to leave Kodak NZ

63. Océ enters wide format solvent substrate market

64. Changes at KBA down under

65. George Williams is new NSW state manager at Cyber

66. Bottcher boosts NSW technical support

67. Mangan brings 18 years of experience to Toyo

68. New Training Liaison Officer for PrintNZ Training

69. HP names Hurd chairman in addition to president and CEO

70. New appointments strengthen Heidelberg product team

71. Ferrari leaves HP to focus on orphanage, Design Graphics Warehouse

72. Starleaton expands WA ops; appoints John Brannan

73. Brett Palmer named national product manager Digital at Konica Minolta

74. ACP Media announces of operational and supply chain restructure

75. Day International reorganises positions

76. High profile management changes at News Limited

77. Procter to run Digital Print Solutions ops at Konica Minolta

78. New regional managers at BJ Ball Papers

79. Printing Industries Victorian office moves to Mulgrave

80. Management change at News Interactive

81. Richard Freudenstein new CEO of News Digital Media

82. New appointments boost southern region for Ferag

83. Webb to support multinational Comco, Mark Andy customers

84. PrintCity appoints Sun Chemical European manger to board

85. Wilton to replace Clark as MD at IPP

86. PrintCity appoints new international marketing director

87. Sun Chemical's Gerry Schmidt signs on the PrintCity advisory council

88. Lambert new MD at Fuji Xerox Australia

89. Robertson joins DSChemport as business development manager

90. Donaldson new GM at M&M Binders, Melbourne

91. Mailshop streamlines senior management roles

92. Ron Patterson to join PIA

93. David Stamp new marketing director at PrintCity

94. Tweed is new WA state manager for GSA

95. Duplo Corporation changes the guard

96. Large format veteran joins growing Starleaton team

97. Baldwin Technology names new directors

98. Goldsmith new executive director at GAMAA

99. Macromedia man to leave Adobe at year's end

100. Baldwin strengthens China sales team

101. Quennell to step down as global marketing man for Duplo

102. DES to distribute JUST Normlicht Viewing Stations

103. Oviedo succeeds Helman in regional role at Kodak GCG

104. Maria Nordstrom new GM, Fuji Xerox Production Services BG

105. Industry veteran brings 25 years of business development experience

106. New prepress manager for Heidelberg

107. Heidelberg appoints new prepress manager

108. Adobe names Furr as new CFO

109. Quebecor World names Lucas as new director

110. Maintenance agreement for Metso Paper from Amcor Packaging, Australia

111. Avery named worldwide director of QuadTech Sales and Marketing

112. New vision for Printing Industries NSW

113. Thomas to lead Alcoa Packaging and Consumer Products

114. Kodak names new chief marketing officer for Graphic Communications Group

115. Kraton to expand presence in Asia Pacific region

116. Former Sun Chemical CEO new Quebecor World president and CEO

117. Schell to head up local HP printing business

118. Canon strengthens its Production and Graphic Arts department

119. Instant success for new Autobond distributor Graph-Pak

120. Packaging Industry Training

121. Enfocus Software Employs Former Time Inc. Production Workflow Expert

122. International Colour Consortium elects new chairman

123. Fuji Xerox stalwart moves to Graphic Arts

124. Kodak appoints new vice president

125. Printing industry stalwart retires

126. New UK manager for Duplo International

127. API changes the guard

128. New Alcoa president appointed

129. NUR announces CFO appointment

130. New industry body to promote paper

131. Bodin to head EDP packaging division

132. New role for Watson at Curries

133. Patterson strengthens A.E. Hudson

134. Atlas takes on Braycotton

135. Dahlgren joins HP IPG

136. Darke new marketing manager at DIC Web

137. Darke goes to DIC

138. Gee new Toyo GM

139. Bryant brings Kodak more Southern strength

140. Head appointed for merged Maktec operation

141. Kodak introduces new Greater China Region

142. Benard to depart Kodak

143. Canon appoints new national manager

144. Law leaving West Australian for Packer empire

145. Shamir steps aside at Kodak; Rosello steps in

146. Print House names new director

147. Heidelberg appoints NZ postpress expert

148. Dims gets new COO

149. New president for GAMAA

150. CyraChrome builds sales and support

151. Brawley new to GEW

152. Xinet taps former Seybold content director

153. Fairfax COO takes on PMP CEO role

154. All change at Carter Holt Harvey

155. New CFO at Graphic Packaging Corp

156. Women rule at HP Singapore

157. Nilpeter boosts Australasian presence

158. A new face at Printing Industries NSW

159. Jönsson to take top job at Tetra Pak

160. Saueressig succeeds Bent at Heidelberg

161. Metso establish sales arm in India

162. New CPI manager for Tas & Vic

163. NUR CFO resigns

164. Young appointed to Fairfax Board

165. New Konica Minolta sales and marketing GM

166. Sakurai agency for Pressnet

167. New Zealand group takes over CHH

168. Kirk leaves PMP for Fairfax

169. TelePresence receives InterTech

170. Sydney set for Creative Suite User Conference

171. Kodak NexPress swimmers 'best of the best'

172. KBA Rapida 205 honoured for excellence

173. Lachlan Murdoch resigns from News Corp

174. D&D's Zorec set to scoop Benny awards

175. Pride In Print gets 'big night out' overhaul

176. Export success for local stamp printer

177. Heidelberg sees silver

178. Kodak quality captures Everest

179. Business as usual at DS Chemport

180. Adobe Design Achievement Award winners announced

181. GATF InterTech Award for LithoTechnics' Metrix

182. Fahy appointed CEO at McPherson\'s

183. 2005 PIA/GATF InterTech awards announced

184. Heiner Müller named executive sales director at CGS

185. Heidelberg sees silver

186. Kodak quality captures Everest

187. Almost time to Adapt

188. Pioneering workshops give boost to NZ flexo

189. Apprentice opportunity opens in far north

190. Bent Mortensen new head of Heidelberg Asia-Pacific region

191. Kodak proofing takes top seven spots in visual test

192. Time to sign up extended

193. Awards promote peace

194. Lachal named MD at Amcor Australasia

195. LIA national conference for Brisbane

196. Kodak proofing takes top seven spots in visual test

197. Preliminary PacPrint figures record 24,820 visits

198. Bent Mortensen new head of Heidelberg Asia-Pacific region

199. Vale Haymen Zalm

200. Vale Haymen Zalm

201. Adapt for the future

202. Saxton Scholars set to be judged

203. Saxton Scholars set to be judged

204. Bookings open for GAMAA leadership workshop

205. Adapt for the future

206. Titan launches CT610 auto slitter rewinder

207. Red Cross benefits from Canon at PacPrint

208. GSA\'s violet light shines brightly at PacPrint

209. LIA visits Nationwide News

210. Flint Ink mourns passing of H. Howard Flint II

211. Gutenberg prize for Dr Josef Schneider

212. CPI sets helicopter record during PacPrint

213. Bull steps up to CPI Board

214. Judging excellence

215. Shepparton mourns loss of newspaperman

216. Xeikon presents 8th Diamond Awards

217. Donnison leaves PIAA for post in tourism

218. NPA technology for prevention of academic fraud

219. Canon printing for Red Cross

220. Bracks opens PacPrint

221. Business as usual for Creo

222. Across the finishing line with DKSH

223. Renz chief visiting PacPrint

224. EFI to blitz PacPrint with MIS

225. Quinn wins QLD LIA Graduate of Year

226. National Print Awards registrations now full

227. CPI goes up and away at PacPrint

228. Get Connected with the PIAA

229. What a difference Day makes

230. Dalton appoints senior duo

231. Film positives from inkjet

232. PacPrint 05 ready to open doors

233. Max Dätwyler passes away

234. CPI set to move into new location

235. Heidelberg delivers 1,000th Printmaster PM 52 printing unit

236. Drupa prizewinner annouced

237. Heidelberg back in the black

238. Ryobi to launch first A1 press

239. Print Media Academy celebrates fifth anniversary

240. Annual report scores international award for Kiwi company

241. Victorian Premier to visit PacPrint’05

242. ORIS Color Tuner wins further recognition

243. Book now for the 22nd National Print Awards

244. Plockmatic returns to Australia market with new agent

245. Heidelberg to take customers on Pacprint Prinect tour

246. Shine for packaging awards

247. Hell of a story published

248. World Newspaper Congress to welcome digital visionary

249. Creo shareholders approve acquisition by Kodak

250. Bert Guy steps down from Amcor

251. Amcor to invest $41m in new corrugated box plant

252. Pisec security event attracting leading speakers

253. Converting packaged up into a single zone at Ipex 2006

254. World first Dymatrix 106 CSB racks up 5 million cuts

255. Gidue opens Technology Centre

256. BGS gives Shinohara a high-five

257. Lessons from Sweden at the World Newspaper Congress

258. Top apprentices to compete for supreme award

259. Food promotion material gains extra muscle

260. Monza Recycled from Burgo: Italian style in a paper

261. Amcor wins high court decision

262. Voting opens for the Label Industry Global Awards

263. GASAA goes for makeover

264. Fuji Xerox Printers kick off year with three of the best

265. Coates conference looks to build on success

266. KBA considers print formats: 5 over 5 in 3B or straight printing in large format?

267. Fespa predicts sell out show

268. AFTA 2005 Forum heads to NZ

269. Australian Institute of Packaging offers online technology courses

270. Production focus pays off for Carter Holt Harvey

271. Increased digital focus at flexo 2005 exhibition

272. 4200 new colours for offset print

273. CPI puts Colorpak on the cutting edge

274. Interpack 2005 preview

275. Ricoh recognised as world environment leader

276. Inkjet conference eight weeks away

277. Kodak Versamark scores a six hit

278. Publish Asia set to roll

279. GASAA to host free digital asset management evening

280. CyraChrome builds in Brisban

281. Cheers - Stora Enso launches new beer label stock

282. Local printing press makes way across Pacific

283. Innovate to bring digital decision-makers together

284. PrintCity votes Danelmaier again

285. First Goss Universal 75 goes in

286. Self branding - the new GAMAA leadership programme

287. Xeikon calls for Awards entries

288. CPI's new warehouse and distribution centre nearing completion

289. Wadepack shareholders accept CHH offer

290. World first Dymatrix 106 CSB racks up 5 million cuts

291. Gallus invests SF12m in screen plates

292. Drent Goebel demonstrates VSOP 1120 press

293. Changes at the top for Flint

294. Pisec attracting leading speakers

295. Hurst appoints Drewett for NSW

296. New Print Media Academy seminar programme for 2005

297. More suppliers sponsor GASAA for 2005

298. Heidelberg stems losses at three quarter stage

299. Kodak unveils Graphic Communications Group

300. More paper, print firms lend help to tsunami appeal

301. Accolades for D&D Global from Victorian Government

302. Xerox calls for innovation to move print forward at World Print Congress

303. Océ adds new media options for TCS400

304. BJ Ball to assist tsunami appeal

305. Chisholm new GM for PrintNZ

306. New president and CEO for Adobe Systems

307. ADAPT hots up

308. Group publisher appointed at GSP

309. GAMAA announces PrintEx 07 Board

310. PacPrint 05 attracts global interest

311. Currie & Co brings new Esko-Graphics 4-up polyester platesetter to Australia

312. National Print Awards deadline extended to Valentine's day

313. NexPress to showcase five unit solution at PacPrint 05

314. PacPrint 05 registrations exceed expectations

315. Kayell NSW to distribute GMG Colour products

316. PacPrint 05 nears sell-out

317. Many new faces to be seen at PacPrint 05

318. PacPrint receives support from Victorian Premier

319. Printing teachers conference to run with PacPrint

320. PacPrint sealed with a handshake

321. PacPrint targeted in listing scam

322. Election uncertainty forces Print Month postponement

323. National Print Awards to be held during PacPrint

324. Caxton\'s first printed page on display in London

325. Müller Martini ships its 2000th three-knife trimmer

326. Xeikon 5000 awarded the prestigious iF Label

327. Darke named new GAMAA president

328. Hard work drives Finewrap's Greg Rosshandler

329. 50 years of Fasson ideas showcased at LabelExpo

330. Rapid Digital on digital rampage

331. Printer builds bridges with students

332. S&P raises outlook on PMP To Positive

333. Tropical celebration for Quality install

334. PMP Print wins back to back training awards

335. Speed is key in Adobe Acrobat 7.0 launch

336. Lamtex owner down under

337. Memorial award for two from CPI

338. DDP dubbed Champion of Champions

339. Best ever print awards on the way

340. Xplor to Celebrate

341. Scott Print continues Western Australia dominance

342. Xplor to Celebrate

343. Heidelberg Stitchmaster celebrates five successful years in Australia

344. Heidelberg Stitchmaster celebrates five successful years in Australia

345. Goss gives first showing of new lineup

346. Raflatac achieves ISO 9001:2000

347. Entrepreneur award for Teakle

348. Labelexpo Americas draws 13,000 visitors

349. World class liquid food packaging for Beijing

350. LATMA/Kurz development award

351. Hurst celebrates Japanese relationship milestone

352. Obituary - Steve Gedye

353. Finsbury and Van Gastel trump SA and NT PICAs

354. Printgraphics honoured as first Aussie Osako Tener customer

355. Further recognition for Focus Press

356. InDesign Conference far exceeding expectations

357. AVT gets highly commended at Global Awards

358. Kirk's success rewarded by PMP

359.

360. AFTA gets good NZ turnout

361. Terrabyte takes top business award

362. Smiles and serious business

363. Craft and Komori print half a billion

364. Rural Press reaps record harvest despite drought

365. Victorian printers given recognition for excellence

366. Business mix boosts PaperlinX profits

367. PIAA squares off with Australia Post

368. Konica Minolta raises awareness with ad blitz

369. Label industry award for Dale Bunnell

370. High praise for XM screening technology from flexo platemakers

371. Foodtech Packtech bigger than ever

372. White & Gillespie open new digital flexo facility

373. Faster than a speeding bulletin

374. Admark makes mark on world stage

375. AFTA ready to go

376. Letter perfect event for MMUA

377. Inspire flies flag for cross media

378. Publish Asia hits prime time

379. Five more Benny awards for Australian printers

380. KPG dominates at proofing roundup

381. One day to go until Inspire 04

382. Terrabyte takes top awards

383. Creo has launched a new printing technology designed to further enhance output quality from the prin

384. Court rules in favour of Baldwin over technotrans

385. Programme for Cyber Sydney Showroom and Office Opening Ceremony

386. Plain sailing for Konica Minolta

387. WAN admits Fairfax discussions

388. DiGiT rolls around again in August

389. Read letter day

390. Major firms check in for NZ packaging show

391. Less than 24 hours to go until Image Expo

392. Sericol displays new Inca flatbed printers at drupa

393. So, how was it for you?

394. IPMG achieves catalogue supremacy

395. Printgraphics happily in a bind with CPI

396. Kiwi to head Australasian paper group

397. Logan Print take Heinz Watties award for vendor of the year

398. TAFE recognises its rising graphic arts stars

399. Waterworth steps down from PaperlinX

400. InDesign Conference makes first Aussie visit

401. Siegwerk Group performs well at drupa

402. KBA stays on growth course in SEA

403. Book chronicles 125 years of JL Lennard history

404. Visy powers to international display award

405. Something old, something new for JPE

406. Fuji Xerox Phaser enrolls at prestigious school

407. Time to apply for GAMAA Leadership Programme Scholarship

408. Creo Veris proofer achieves SWOP certification

409. Industry chips in for Pongrass pickings

410. LIA and GASAA present first of drupa tour duo

411. New home for IPP

412. LIA honours top Queensland graduate

413. Creo celebrates most successful drupa ever

414. GSA welcomes Fuji Photo Film president

415. Canon claims drupa success

416. Lüscher sells 500th XPose! CTP system

417. Roland DG launches new Australian home

418. More than just rollers

419. Fred Hosking opens heart Sudanese children

420. Latest Mac OS to bare its claws

421. NZ expo Conference for Macintosh users

422. Ryobi developments on show

423. drupa 2004 - that\'s a wrap

424. JPE shows it can at NCI Packaging

425. Kurz stamps its authority

426. Packaging Covenant extended until 2005

427. Epson effort in digital

428. Sign-A-Rama signs on with Roland DG

429. More Fairfax jobs to go

430. Absolute drupa, Absolute Proof

431. Duplo has JDF at the finish

432. Esko's Frontline in NZ

433. China show continues to grow

434. M-Real under one roof

435. PMP signs monster MAN deal

436. Focus Press sponsor major environmental exhibition and conference - Buying Green Means Busines

437. Fuji Xerox Australia busts counterfeit toner racket

438. Australian Graphic Servicing finalist at savewater awards

439. Greatest show in print officially opened by senior German minister

440. The new UV-Setter 736 has evolved from the popular UV-Setter 710

441. Drupa opens for business

442. It's a GOOOOAAAALLLL! for drupa

443. Norske Skog brings people power

444. All roads lead to drupa 2004

445. Anzpac books world's longest KBA Rapida 142

446. Fuji Xerox cleared in Seven Sydney spat

447. LIA and Heidelberg recognise printing's young achievers

448. JPE shows it can at NCI Packaging

449. Goodbye Seybold

450. Graphic Technology degree call for applications

451. Nominations open for global labels awards

452. Labelexpo Singapore tops 150 exhibitors

453. Vutek prints official drupa 2004 promotional banners

454. Olympic Games for the print and media industry on the starting blocks

455. New publishing director for News Magazines

456. Time to enroll in first industry degree course

457. Copy Captain scuttles competition for D-Print victory

458. GAMAA reports Leadership Workshop a success

459. JPE welcomes GAMAA on board as sponsor

460. All Blacks' chief will address print

461. GSA celebrates first birthday

462. Employee entitlements altered by Commission

463. JPE NSW to show that they Can

464. PIAA wants say at Federal Election

465. Our people should never be undervalued

466. Propak China set to break all records

467. PCA calls for 2004 Awards entries

468. New museum mounts call for printing relics

469. Not so secure printing as passports bungled

470. Heidelberg afloat on the QM2

471. Rima-System celebrates 10 years in region

472. Long time printer moves into retirement

473. Signwave displays success at franchise conference

474. Destination drupa

475. People who make drupa happen : Robert Laing

476. Konica Minolta together at drupa

477. KBA driving technology, workflows and processes at drupa

478. Coates' Ian Johns makes move from NZ to Sydney

479. Print's night to shine

480. Liberal Party governs printing with Konica Minolta

481. Pride decided and better than ever

482. Regatta back next year

483. Komori focuses on new perfecting solutions at drupa 2004

484. Aussie exhibitors at drupa : Emseal

485. People who make drupa happen: Rudy Barth

486. Heidelberg travels to drupa with over 930 tonnes of luggage

487. Specialist drupa Highlights Tours

488. Pride In Print judging today

489. PacPrint gains early momentum

490. PANPA names Alan Armsden as new CEO

491. Welcome to the redesigned i-grafix website

492. Bulkex exhibitors set to top 100

493. Nominations open for global labels awards

494. Welcome to the redesigned i-grafix website

495. Six awarded GAMAA education scholarships for 2004

496. PacPrint gains early momentum

497. Catt appointed AP news editor

498. Smart Digital provides Total Training

499. Welcome to the e-drupa newsletter and redesigned i-grafix website

500. HP to show enlarged graphic arts portfolio

501. Xerox expects more than 70,000 stand visitors at drupa

502. Innovation the drupa key for KBA

503. Innovation the drupa key for KBA

504. New Melbourne premises for Aldus

505. Working machinery on show at Labelexpo Singapore

506. Rohm and Haas announces drupa line-up

507. On the move

508. Canon dips toe in The Resort\'s pool

509. PANPA names Alan Armsden as new CEO

510. 57 days to drupa

511. PrintCity targets drupa for survey results release

512. Drupa comes to Auckland

513. Dates fixed for drupa 2008: 29 May to 11 June 2008

514. Drupa filling fast

515. Going for gold at Pride In Print

516. Vale Michael Stone 1963 - 2003

517. LIA and JPE kick off year with Curries

518. RMIT industry degree now ready

519. Heidelberg reports long press success

520. CGS Oris expands local representation

521. Printers appreciate Printscape

522. The end of isolated job stages

523. drupa downunder

524. PMG to produce technology roadshows for Drupa 2004

525. The Xeikon difference

526. News review 2003

527. WIN for Auckland Packaging

528. UPM announces new head

529. Park steps in for Wightwick at PaperlinX

530. Spectrum Labels 'best in world' again

531. Creo Lotem receives Papal blessing

532. UPM clarifies corporate brand

533. National Print Awards ready to roll

534. New Zealand Proprint no more

535. New Zealand's first flexo apprentice retires

536. Stamping a path to his door

537. Ten news anchor to charm Print Awards

538. No print from ProPrint

539. Shamir appointed as a Kodak VP

540. PMP PRINT Moorebank awarded for innovation in training

541. If they say it cannot be done, we'll do it

542. QSP are on the up

543. Southbank Institute teams with HP for training first

544. Tribute stepson on board at Fuji Xerox Australia

545. CHH Victorian sites reach safety milestone

546. Rural Press and Waikerie Printing House verdict upheld

547. LIA appoints new executive officer

548. IBM Printing Solutions rated lowest cost per page

549. International label competition call for entries

550. Print Outlook 2004 speakers optimistic

551. Apex organisers announce indefinite postponement

552. Roll on the Regatta

553. Showing the way

554. Finishing broker is just getting started

555. Fairfax plant shut by toxic fumes

556. Xerox and Kodak Polychrome Graphics part ways

557. LIA releases results of water hardness study

558. PaperlinX names Wightwick successor

559. DICOweb inventor given honorary doctorate

560. Turner takes top award

561. Kodak Polychrome Graphics receives Queen's Award

562. Cyrachrome finds new Melbourne home

563. Australians shine in Asian Print Awards

564. Australia supplies Vietnamese currency

565. Creo receives three awards for Leaf

566. Crease the best

567. Next generation steps in at ES Wigg & Son

568. Sajet award recognises two of CPI’s finest

569. Aussie picks up Xplor award

570. NGP welcomes four new partners

571. Amcor grows Mexico

572. Labelexpo China sold out

573. Diamond Pure-Pak takes innovation award

574. Seal of approval for Entapack

575. Aldus educates on foiling and anilox

576. Konica Minolta launch new entity down under

577. Dumping claims questioned

578. Kelly promoted to Moirs GM

579. New name, same game

580. As clean as Ice

581. Success for Terrabyte

582. The IceHouse warms to Canon iR 3200

583. Epson clears air over ink action

584. IPP teams up with Bobst

585. Norske Skog strikes gold in safety

586. Todd takes charge as JPE strengthens

587. Blacktown Council builds with Duplo

588. LCM+A appointed exclusive AbsoluteProof dealers

589. Calling all golfers

590. Rivkin revealed as mystery owner in 90s Offset Alpine shenanigans

591. Regan has a Superfine life

592. Attwoods at 50

593. Getting the Best from a diecut

594. Germany topples US as biggest exporter

595. AMP offsets massive printing with tree plantation

596. GAMAA gains global perspective at Eumaprint

597. PacPrint 05 underway

598. Roche spearheads SA Fred Hoskings return

599. LIA Biennial Conference next week

600. Pride In Print 2004 gets underway

601. Excellence with more colour

602. Perfect score for Agfa in PDF shootout

603. Engelsman exits Australian Paper

604. drupa report No.3 now available

605. Heidelberg showed solutions for everyone

606. New at Igas: Flexiblity and commitment from MAN Roland

607. Visual Impact Exhibition goes wide as attendance climbs

608. Fire damages News Limited press

609. Auspack hits the heights

610. Labelexpo making awards

611. Agfa points to :Sublima packaging success

612. Auspack innovation for today's packagers

613. First 5-colour screen machine in NZ

614. World's smallest dictionary returned to Brisbane

615. PIA\'s NSW/ACT Conference honours long-serving members

616. Incensed over lewd pictures on package

617. Bomb threat evacuates Seybold

618. Spicers Paperpoint award calls for entries

619. Rajcany top of the trades

620. Avery Dennison on a roll

621. The revolution in book binding - CPI Seminar

622. Bernard Cassell succeeds Steve Somogyi at CPI

623. Xeikon goes big at Labelexpo

624. Double A team at Labelexpo

625. Printcost closes Australian support office

626. Print\'s youngest and brightest shine at TAFE awards

627. Carrigan appointed as NPL chairman

628. Digital delights the order for QPA and GASAA

629. Having it large

630. Webstar on the move

631. Top Asian Papers Reap Rewards

632. Thai's Nation selects AMC for sales

633. Finewrap wins Afta Forum Best of Show print award

634. Pearce elected Afta chairman

635. Auspack gears up

636. Valmet announces Labelexpo line-up

637. Big Six for Pettaras Press

638. RMIT recognises pursuit of excellence

639. New format as National Print Awards turns 21

640. Fuji Xerox and LIA partner for biennial conference

641. Sun rises on Igas 2003 exhibition

642. Mailing industry pushes the envelope at trade show

643. Apprentice flexo success

644. New thermal technology sees the Sun

645. Canon Australia walk the walk

646. Money printers strike over bullying

647. Fuji Xerox opens D-Print competition

648. Hyperflex wins GATF for Creo

649. Valmet to show at ChinaPack

650. Bemis and UPM terminate label deal

651. Mass ticket mail underway

652. Creo flexes muscle with GATF award

653. Agfa unleashes the Power of Print

654. Pongrass praises Nexpress

655. APEX reschedules to 2004

656. GASAA history goes digital

657. Shamir takes the reins at Scitex

658. Former RMIT student strikes gold at International WorldSkills

659. KBA makes its mark

660. FXP and Amcor recognised

661. Korsnas orders Uteco

662. Arsoma appoints new MD

663. APMA awards sponsor announced

664. SALMA\'s night to shine

665. Capturing diversity

666. Lüscher sets new record

667. Heidelberg equips students

668. RMIT degree applauded by GAMAA

669. David Graphics hits fifty

670. Somogyi appointed to APRA

671. Round two for GAMAA scholarships

672. Education: a long time coming

673. Printers feel the touch of magic

674. Bachelor of Business - Graphic Technologies

675. New roller supplier in Aus

676. Rotomec honoured for gravure

677. Awards deadline extended

678. Konica makes its mark

679. KBA provides live demonstration

680. Print degree gets go-ahead

681. HPA breaks digital print barriers with Fuji Xerox

682. LIA Awards highlighting young talent

683. Printhead technology

684. Staying alive

685. Pisec in Prague

686. PACex rescheduled for Sept

687. Creo\'s 5000 party continues

688. Aussie exposure for Esko-Graphics

689. Kingswood takes first Lüscher CTP

690. CTP for Ferag

691. CTP for Ferag

692. Gimme 5 with Cyrachrome

693. Roland and Ryobi on IPP

694. Wellington\'s first Roland 305

695. Screening with pride

696. Museum\'s long search for a home

697. Piece of history comes to light

698. Overseas visitors up at Ipack-Ima

699. Colorpak undergoes EAN certification

700. Huhtamaki moves into Vietnam

701. K&G Labels wins new Latma \'best of show\' award

702. Howard eyes Iraq banknote printing

703. The Eagle has landed

704. NAB banks on Lithocraft

705. Scitex Digital Printing

706. Presstek and Xerox

707. GMG appoints OEM partner

708. K+G Graphics wins new Latma 'best of show' award

709. McCourt presents proofing to Galley Club

710. Agfa gold Down Under

711. 3M wins tamper security award

712. Southern Cross Awards 2003 open for entries

713. Meeting sets the tone for a strong digital year ahead

714. Gold aplenty at National Print Awards

715. European certification for Chaucer Press

716. Epson paints piezo picture

717. Long service earns life membership.

718. New Appointments

719. Former All-Black to head PMP

720. The family guy

721. War ñ what is it good for?

722. One hundred years of print

723. Baltronics visualises RIP

724. Enfocus brings PDF in focus

725. Quark shakes up Modulo

726. GAMAAís lucky seven

727. Bowley bows out

728. Herald boy delivers lifetime of industry commitment

729. Making a Typo

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