Macquarie Park stands out as a leading hub for innovation, with global technology firm Memjet driving innovation in inkjet printing technology for customers around the world.  

Memjet’s interdisciplinary engineering team sits at the heart of its Macquarie Park based technology centre, where the firm designs and develops market-disrupting inkjet printhead technology. Memjet’s in-house engineering disciplines include mechanical, electronic, mechatronic, robotic and software engineering. 

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website for Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District! This isn’t just a fresh look; we’ve introduced exciting new features to better showcase the vibrant offerings of Macquarie Park. 

Construction has commenced on a cutting-edge Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) research and pilot manufacturing facility at Macquarie University, backed by a $96 million investment from the NSW Government.  

Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District is thrilled to announce that Stockland has introduced its first food and beverage retailer, The Naked Duck, to MPark, the mixed-use commercial precinct in the heart of Macquarie Park.

Reminder that the Local Government elections will be held on Saturday, 14 September 2024.

Voting is compulsory for people enrolled in the City of Ryde Local Government Area

CSIRO is excited to announce the launch of its 'Innovate to Grow' food innovation program, starting on September 12, 2024. Over the past four years, this program has empowered more than 600 Small to Medium Enterprises (SME), providing them with the essential knowledge and tools to advance their research and development (R&D) initiatives. 

It’s time to roll up your sleeves, give blood and save lives. The Lifeblood van is coming back to Macquarie Park next week.

Got some spare time on Thursday 29th of August? Macquarie University is starting their day with their ‘Wear it Purple’ annual event and finishing the day with the Twilight Markets.

Yesterday marked a key milestone for Sydney's transport network with the launch of the new Sydney Metro extension. This upgrade stretches from the city’s northwest through Macquarie Park and Sydney Harbour to Sydenham, significantly enhancing connectivity and setting the stage for improved travel across the city. 

The park will connect seamlessly to Macquarie Square and is being developed by John Holland. Future phases will include high-quality public amenities such as an amenities building, an amphitheatre, walkways, gardens, park furniture, and flexible open spaces.