Convergence is very excited to share that our Reconciliation Action Plan, developed with invaluable guidance from Reconciliation Australia, has been officially endorsed!

Starting September 2025, our RAP Working Group - Jenni, Deborah, and Elena - will be meeting regularly to strengthen our relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, deepen our cultural understanding, and create more opportunities for collaboration. The plan builds on our existing practice of consulting with First Nations groups, while creating formal and meaningful pathways to expand these connections.

"As storytellers of Australian history working on unceded land, we have a responsibility to ensure First Nations voices are heard and respected in our work" says Jenni, our Director and RAP Champion.

Library & Archives NT has officially relocated to their new space at Danala, within CDU’s precinct in the heart of Darwin.

This new home proudly features Convergence’s "Meeting Ground: Territory Encounters", a long-term exhibition that explores the diverse people, places, and histories that have shaped the Northern Territory.

Developed through a deep co-design process with LANT’s amazing team, the exhibition thoughtfully incorporates first-person voices to meaningfully connect past and present, people and place.

Great job, everyone! A huge thank you to LANT for joining us on this journey. We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together!

During the 2024 Interpretation Australia Annual Conference in Brisbane, Convergence was awarded IA’s National Award for Excellence for our interpretive work at the Ned Kelly Discovery Hub. We are very thankful to Interpretation Australia, who noted about our project:

“Set within and designed with a spectacular building, this interpretation encompasses the passion of the story it tells. It envelops the visitor within the story through placement and the selection of lighting and materials which enhance the indoor environment to be evocative of a slab hut in a bushland setting.”

Convergence is shortlisted for the 2024 Victorian Museums and Galleries Awards for not one, not two, but THREE projects!

Ned Kelly Discovery Hub, Beechworth Court House Kelly Trials and Phillip Island and District Historical Society Museum have all been shortlisted for this year’s AMaGa Victoria Awards.

2024 sure was a good year for the Convergence team!

The much-anticipated Beechworth Courthouse Kelly Trials Exhibition, Indigo Shire’s newest celebration of its unique heritage, is now open.

Art of Multimedia is pleased to announce the Bonegilla ID Card exhibition was recongised as the Winner of the 2023 MAGNA Award for a Permanent Exhibition or Gallery Fit-out in and was also Highly commended in the Medium Project of the Year category of AMaGA Vic Awards 2023.

Join us to celebrate and discover the narrative of Ned Kelly’s Last Stand, be immersed as the experience is brought to life, and reflect on the courage, struggle and myth behind the light and shade of this fascinating historical story.

A big thank you to @contentstudio @convergence_design_ @pidgeonward @midsonconstructionvictoria @thepodmultimedia @sliceslice @heritagevictoria @orchard.media and many others involved in bringing this bold vision to life.

This captivating tourism experience will transport visitors into Glenrowan's rich history, coupling the retelling of Ned Kelly's Last Stand, the siege and his eventual capture, with the breathtaking natural beauty of the region.

Hellenic Republic Ministry of National Defence - 8 November 2022

The National Tribune - 25 Oct 2022

Rural City of Wangaratta - 16 September 2022

Indigo Shire Council - 12 May 2022

ArchitectureAU - 28 May 2019

Australian Embassy, Greece