Indigi-Print partners with the Shepparton Line Upgrade

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Indigenous-owned social enterprise Indigi Print has supplied the Shepparton Line Upgrade with hundreds of metres of signage mesh for construction sites along the line from Seymour to north of Shepparton.

Co-owner Warwick Padgham explains how the project has enabled the business to get a foot in the door and secure work that traditionally was more accessible to larger businesses.

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