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The PIDA Awards are designed to recognise companies and individuals who are making a significant difference in their field across Australia and New Zealand.

Jean-Pascal Bobst, CEO of Bobst Group, in conversation with Noel D’Cunha, on the sidelines of the Annual Press Conference held at Bobst Competence Centre. The Sunday Column discusses the company's vision, technology, sustainability, and how packaging is becoming a smart business choice.

When Speed Print began its print journey in Kolkata, it was a challenge, and an opportunity. Speed Print overcame the challenges and grabbed the opportunities to carve a successful business for itself. Vinod Dutia, the managing director of Speed Print shares his company’s fortunes with Noel D’Cunha

A packaging disrupter has urged the Labor government to step up a plastic policy that will only this year ban the burger ‘clam shells’ axed by McDonalds in 1991.

In a Dubai-based ceremony, Cartier Women's Initiative recognized women across the globe who've had significant impacts within their respective fields.

Eminent Konkani writer Damodar Mauzo was recently conferred with the 57th Jnanpith Award for 2021. The cover story of the February 2022 issue of PrintWeek features an exclusive interview with Mauzo about his life and works, the importance of translation and the state of the Konkani language and literature.

From living seawalls made from upcycled materials, to a local health district tackling sustainability in hospitals, the winners of the NSW

HP sponsors Pitchfest 2021

It looks like snow: how Australia plans to fix the horrifying blight of expanded polystyrene Graham Readfearn On a two-kilometre stretch of the Yarra River east of Melbourne’s CBD a few years ago, volunteers were gathering rubbish from the banks and reeds. Among all the discarded bottles and bits of plastic sucked up with an oversized vacuum were an estimated 5 million pieces of expanded polystyrene – some in the form of tiny white balls, others in chunks at various stages o...

Wellbeing Wild 5 great Aussies making a real change with clean money Published on We speak to Jordy Kay from Great Wrap, Jeanine Hourani from Road to Refuge, and Nick Chiarelli and Tim Silverwood from the Ocean Impact Organisation to find out how they’r e creating waves when it comes to social justice and the planet Great Wrap Have you ever thought about how much cling wrap the hospitality industry uses on any given day? How much wrap do you think wine...