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Welcome to our September edition of the Printing Plus newsletter.
Over the 12 years that we have been producing Printing Plus, I have been delighted to periodically receive feedback from readers who have enjoyed the content or have been prompted into discussion about some topics. Most, but not all, comments received are positive. It is great to have this feedback and our aim has been to help introduce businesses and organisations to each other in a positive manner. In our business we strive to create a balance between financial, social and environmental integrity. Part of that integrity also involves ensuring our clients are presented with relevant information to be able to choose paper products that will ultimately be beneficial to the environment. For example, a not-for-profit organisation which we have referred to in previous issues is Two Sides. The recent initiatives taken by Two Sides are very positive for the environment and the printing industry and I would encourage anyone who has an interest in environmental issues to take some time to visit the website and research the information provided. Their mission statement includes "...to promote the responsible production and use of Print and Paper, and dispel common environmental misconceptions by providing users with verifiable information on why Print and Paper is an attractive, practical and sustainable communications medium." I discovered the Two Sides organisation via their website ( August was prize draw month for Print House and I congratulate the winners, Dwayne Barlow from Metso Minerals and Anne Marie and Jamie Harland from Harland Graphics, who have all received tickets to New Zealand's Fight of the Century between David Tua and Shane Cameron at Mystery Creek on October 3rd. From all of us here at Print House we hope you enjoy the event. Highlighted in this issue are projects for Moehau Environmental Group, Sandy Geyer, The yMedia Challenge and SKYCITY Hamilton Casino. Enjoy! 
CEO brett@phprint.co.nz 
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 Did anyone ever become what they wanted by remaining as they were?
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