Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District is facilitating the biggest survey of the people who live, work or study in Macquarie Park - “Ask Macquarie Park” - and it’s open now!

Plans to construct a first-of-its-kind research facility in Macquarie Park have been revealed.

A group of Dharug women will lead the first ‘cultural burn’ of Macquarie Park’s Lane Cove National Park this spring - the first since 1788.

Last year, Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District launched our inaugural “Ask Macquarie Park” survey to uncover unique new data and significant insights about different peoples’ experiences of Macquarie Park.

Innovative health provider WiSE Medical have treated more than 1,600 patients since moving to their new walk in specialist emergency clinic on Khartoum Road, Macquarie Park.

New analysis from Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District shows more people have returned to Macquarie Park by Metro this year than at any point since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

With spring in the air and Ride2Work Day next month, Connect MPID is offering 20 lucky Macquarie Park commuters a 4-week e-bike subscription, for free!

Expanded data centre plans lead increasing area of focus for Macquarie Park

Sydney FC officially opened Sky Park, its brand new $30 million world-class football and community precinct, in Macquarie Park last week.

Australia’s Minister for Industry and Science, the Hon. Ed Husic MP, met with business leaders in Macquarie Park – Australia’s original innovation district – yesterday.  

Macquarie University Art Gallery brings art, culture and creativity into the Macquarie Park landscape.

The look and feel of future healthcare is being tested at New South Wales’ first Health Prototyping Centre (HPC), which is now open in Macquarie Park innovation district.

Australia’s digital technology clusters have been mapped and analysed on a national scale by CSIRO for the first time, revealing Macquarie Park as a leading innovation hotspot.

As Macquarie University’s July session 2 kicks off, excitement for welcoming new and continuing students to the Macquarie Park community is met with some concern amidst the current housing and cost of living crises.

A new campaign led by Connect MPID aims to highlight what the expansion of Sydney Metro will mean for our area in 2024.

Acting Prime Minister the Hon. Richard Marles MP dropped in to Macquarie Park last week to visit the new state-of-the-art headquarters of NextSense, which will support people with hearing or vision loss when they open soon on Macquarie University campus.

Entries are now open for the City of Ryde’s annual Spring Gardens Competition, including a special category for high-rise green thumbs - perfect for Macquarie Park residents!

Are you in the Therapeutics Goods space? Do you want to learn if your invention satisfies national regulations?

A new report from Connect MPID - recently launched at Transport for NSW’s Macquarie Park office - identifies the anticipated impact of Sydney Metro services expanding in 2024.

New data has identified NSW’s worst intersection for school zone speeding, and it’s right on the edge of Macquarie Park.