We automatically assume because something is digital it must be better for the environment than something printed on a piece of paper. We need to look carefully though, as there has been a push within the printing industry for many years to address and improve environmental behaviours. Read More

BPG was very proud to support the Seven News Young Achievers Awards NSW/ACT in early March. We’d like to not only congratulate the winners, but all nominees for their dedication and hard work in their chosen fields.We look forward to supporting the awards and fostering more young talent next year. Read More

In our quest to keep improving the way we do things, we’ve recently upgraded some of our wide format printers, and in the process achieved an Australian first! Read More

There is still nothing like sitting in a quiet corner with a coffee and a newspaper or magazine. The figures show disconnecting from digital is something many of us like to do. The printed page doesn’t bing or beep at you! Read More

Sustainable practice is always a focus for BPG. We recently underwent a comprehensive Air Demand Analysis with Kaesar Compressorsto match the best system for our needs. Read More

In the August edition of Proprint, there’s a profile of our Newcastle division – NCP. Read More

On Tuesday 7th February, BPG hosted the first of the Family Business Insider Series for 2017. Read More

The perpetual question of print vs environmental sustainability generates a lot of discussion.On the whole, the easy perception is printing is a bit like an environmental Godzilla that cuts swathes through forests with reckless abandon. But this is not the case. As an industry that faces more negative press than most, its done a lot to put sustainable practices in place. In Australia alone, we have paper recovery rates of 87%.With a lot of companies now charging extra for consumers to have the choice of receiving a paper bill, some interesting statistics can be found on the Two Sides website.These statistics open the dialogue in pursuit of a more balanced approach to how we view print sustainability right now. Read More

A lot of studies have been conducted over the last couple of years looking at the differences between how we process information read via a screen, compared to reading off the printed page.There is a common perception that millennials live their lives predominantly through digital platforms. However the thread running through a lot of these studies indicates that when it comes to study or needing to read to gain solid information and understanding, text books or printed articles are the preferred medium.A study from the  Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development suggests that schools need to rethink the value they place on saturating the classroom with technology and look at traditional methods of learning through writing, note-taking and reading from books rather than laptops or tablets. Read More