• The National Print Awards includes a packaging category, as well labels (offset and other), specialty printing, embellishment and print and digital graphic design.
    The National Print Awards includes a packaging category, as well labels (offset and other), specialty printing, embellishment and print and digital graphic design.
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Print industry migrates to Sydney

11 December 2015

Entrants in this year’s Media Super National Print Awards (NPA) have been asked to send their entries to Sydney, as the consolidation of all printing industry activities moves to the Harbour city.

The NPA has joined the growing list of national services and resources consolidated at the national headquarters and state offices.

The awards were introduced more than 30 years ago to recognise and encourage the achievement of excellence in print in Australia.

There is a packaging category, as well as a chance for those working with labels (offset and other), specialty printing, embellishment and print and digital graphic design to shine.

To check category details and download entry forms, click here.

All entries for this year’s awards must be directed to events manager Laura Smith at Printing Industries, Level 3, 9 Help Street, Chatswood, 2067 before 29 January 2016.

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