We are delighted to announce a new policy training course that can be run in-house for teams of up to 30 participants ..read more

We will be running 2 x one-day 'Introduction to human-centred design' courses on 1st July and 1st August.  ..read more

Each year the Australian Financial Review (AFR) recognises organisations that are pioneering new ways of working and pushing boundaries when it comes to workplace policies and practices. To receive this recognition, shortlisted entrants must demonstrate the essential characteristics of a contemporary organisation where employees feel motivated and engaged at work. These characteristics include: purpose autonomy choice empowerment flexibility mastery challenge learning wellbeing connectedness belonging democracy equality. Meld Studios is delighted to be ranked amongst the AFR Top 5 Best Plac ..read more

Each year the Australian Financial Review (AFR) recognises organisations that are pioneering new ways of working and pushing boundaries when it comes to workplace policies and practices. To receive this recognition, shortlisted entrants must demonstrate the essential characteristics of a contemporary organisation where employees feel motivated and engaged at work. These characteristics include: purpose autonomy choice empowerment flexibility mastery challenge learning wellbeing connectedness belonging democracy equality. Meld Studios is delighted to be ranked amongst the AFR Top 5 Best Plac ..read more

We’re excited to share that Meld Co-Founder Steve Baty has been appointed as the CEO of the Australian Design Council.  ..read more

One of the best things about these sessions is getting a collective of people together to go through the experience together. It's turning out not to be the best time of the year to make that happen, so we will look to hold this training in 2024. If you've signed up already, we'll contact you to reimburse you and connect with you (and thank you for the efforts you went through to sign up ..read more

Four weeks ago, and after four years of hearings, testimony, submissions, and research, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability released its final report. It is, quite simply, a distressing read, cataloguing a systemic and nationwide failure of the way in which goods and services are conceived, designed, and delivered out into the world, such that large numbers of people in this country are unable to engage in society as equal, independent participants and are abused, neglected and disenfranchised in the process ..read more

At Meld Studios we've helped many organisations to design their strategies. One of the things that we pride ourselves on is that we always tailor our approach to the organisation and the problem at hand. Nowhere has this been more necessary - and surprising - than in our work in schools ..read more

We’re excited to share that Meld Co-Founder Steve Baty has been appointed as the CEO of the Australian Design Council.  ..read more

Four weeks ago, and after four years of hearings, testimony, submissions, and research, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability released its final report. It is, quite simply, a distressing read, cataloguing a systemic and nationwide failure of the way in which goods and services are conceived, designed, and delivered out into the world, such that large numbers of people in this country are unable to engage in society as equal, independent participants and are abused, neglected and disenfranchised in the process ..read more