It started as a small collection of rocks, in 1865, today after many redevelopments, Tūhura Otago Museum is home to seven permanent galleries and limited time exhibitions. There’s a science centre, tropical forest and planetarium too.

Their year-round health and wellness precinct makes a splash in Rosebud, Victoria. It’s home to a 50-metre indoor pool, warm-water therapy pool, toddler zone and 24/7 gym, plus a lot more. So, as you can imagine, there’s a lot to say on digital signage.

Officially founded in 2011 (but with a history dating back to 1904) Ausgrid is a clever company on a mission to transform their network for a sustainable future. The next ten years look like moving from distributing electricity to transmitting and storing it. Even enabling vehicles to be charged with it.

In Victoria’s beautiful Gippsland region (about 135 km outside of Melbourne), Latrobe City Council keep their team informed and their signage regularly updated. We love powering their screens, simply and beautifully.

The Gallipoli Barracks, based in Enoggera, Queensland is one of Australia’s largest military bases. Fusion Signage has powered their digital signage screens since 2021.

American-style 100% angus beef, freshly sliced potato chips and ice cream churned daily. That’s the Slims Quality Burger way. And we’re thrilled to bring their signage to life in multiple drive-thrus across Australia.

Cash Converters, sweetly also known as ‘Cashies’, has been around since 1984. Fast-forward to 2025 and they sold 1.8 million second-hand pieces. These pro pawn brokers have worked with Fusion Signage since 2025 and we’re pumped about it.

Since 2011, best friends Thessy and Yiota have been running SABO. It started as a fashion blog, became an online store and now offers a curated collection of clothing, shoes, swimwear, sleepwear and formal wear. We’ve proudly been their digital signage software of choice since 2022.