Australian Sign & Graphics Association
The Association provides its members with continued support and technical information especially in areas of employee wage levels, legal advice and WHS documentation.
Welcome to Australian Sign & Graphics Association
The Australian Sign & Graphics Association is the peak body representing Signmakers, Engravers, Sign Installers, Signwriters, Graphic Designers, Sign Educators and Apprentices who use sign making equipment such as digital printing machines, engraving, laser and routing equipment, LEDs and neon products. The primary aims are to build a professional industry through providing a useful resource identity and providing ongoing education and training. ASGA members are represented in every state of Australia and beyond.
ASGA has strong industry ties to Visual Connections, FESPA Australia and to the New Zealand Sign & Display Association (NZSDA) and a number of other industry affiliates.
Latest News
The Australian Sign & Graphics Association has announced its plans for Visual Impact Expo at the Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, in September, revealing the theme of its stand and confirming some exciting activities during the three-day event. ASGA will have a significant presence on Stand I13, providing an ideal opportunity for visitors to meet…
ASGA has just released its 2026/27 Employment Guide to provide a comprehensive employment resource for businesses across the sign and graphics sector. Produced in conjunction with Australian Business Lawyers & Advisors, this comprehensive 70-page guide covers all the latest wage and pay rate information, leave entitlements, casual employees, terminations and redundancies, bullying and other essential…
More than 450 entries across 25 categories were received for the 2026 Easy Signs National Sign & Graphics Awards, demonstrating the continued strength and innovation of sign and graphics businesses in Australia, says the Australian Sign & Graphics Association (ASGA). The Awards, which are held every two years, were established 20 years ago to recognise…
