Printers across Australia celebrated their success at the 40th National Print Awards, with 15 print operations clinching the prestigious Gold accolades. Among the standout winners were Bambra Press, IVE, MCC Labels, Taylor’d Press, Press Point Print, and Rawson Print & Packaging, each triumphing in two categories at the esteemed event.
This year’s awards, held under the theme “Celebrate + Elevate,” witnessed a jubilant atmosphere as winners from various categories were applauded for their excellence. The event brought together industry professionals from around the country, fostering a sense of camaraderie and mutual appreciation for the nominees and victors.
Taylor’d Press emerged as a standout performer, securing the sole finalist spot and clinching victory in the Commercial Print: Stationery category for their exceptional work titled “Create Expectations Stationery.” Additionally, Taylor’d Press added another feather to its cap by winning in the Sales & Marketing – Self Promotion category with their project “Coasters.”
Bambra Press shone bright at the awards, bagging the Judges Choice/Excellence in Craft award for their project “Bella McGoldrick – Visa Issues” and also triumphing in the Commercial Print – Embellishment category for “Macquarie Rise Property Brochure.” MCC Australia made its mark by winning the Commercial Print: General Print category with “Multicolor Lark The Christmas Cask” and excelling in the Labels category with “Libation Front and Back Set.”
IVE Group’s outstanding work in Packaging with “Starward Panettone Christmas Box” and Creative Services + Prepress: Design for “Hendrick’s Grand Cabaret PR Kit” was duly recognized. Rawson Print & Packaging, a familiar name in the winners’ circle, clinched top honors in Commercial Print: Specialty + Miscellaneous and Creative Services + Prepress: Multi-Channel Campaign for their project “Montecito Property Brochure.”
Several other printers, including Spicers, Carbon8, Greenigo, Morgan Printing, and Sunprint, were lauded for their remarkable contributions, underscoring the depth of talent and innovation in the industry. The awards night also saw a call-to-action from the Visual Media Association to bring government print work back to Australian shores, emphasizing the importance of supporting the local printing sector.
The success of the 2025 Gala was attributed to the unwavering support of partners and sponsors, with companies like HP, Currie Group, Ball & Doggett, Fujifilm, and others playing a vital role in making the event a resounding success. Print21, as the official media partner, along with other sponsors, were acknowledged for their valuable contributions towards promoting excellence in the print and packaging sector.
In conclusion, Kellie Northwood, CEO of the Visual Media Association, expressed gratitude to all participants, winners, sponsors, and partners for their collective efforts in elevating the standards of the industry. The event not only celebrated the achievements of printers but also reinforced the industry’s commitment to unity and progress, setting the stage for a vibrant and resilient future.
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