Tu Tangata magazine administration officer James de la Haye (left) discusses the new magazine layout with Government Print customer services manager Roy Bedford. Tu Tangata magazine is just one of the many varied printing jobs the government printer handles. From topographical atlases to new telephone directories, from producing microfiche to specialist book-binding, the government printer does the lot. Roy Bedford says changing technology in the print trade has meant an increasing specialist workload from government departments. However he says the thousand Government Print workers around the country offer a high standard of work in the very competitive printing field.
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Tu Tangata, Issue 3, 1 November 1981, Page 25
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99Tu Tangata magazine administration officer James de la Haye (left) discusses the new magazine layout with Government Print customer services manager Roy Bedford. Tu Tangata magazine is just one of the many varied printing jobs the government printer handles. From topographical atlases to new telephone directories, from producing microfiche to specialist book-binding, the government printer does the lot. Roy Bedford says changing technology in the print trade has meant an increasing specialist workload from government departments. However he says the thousand Government Print workers around the country offer a high standard of work in the very competitive printing field. Tu Tangata, Issue 3, 1 November 1981, Page 25
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