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What if there was a place to work that was surrounded by greenery, shared by inspiring minds and easy to access?
Significant investment in public transport makes this increasingly possible in Macquarie Park, Sydney: Australia’s original innovation district.
Australia’s first autonomous Metro rail line opened in 2019, connecting three stations in Macquarie Park with Chatswood to the south, and Epping and suburbs to the north-west.
Sydney Metro had an immediate impact at Macquarie University, Macquarie Park and North Ryde: reducing traffic, connecting our community and changing the demographic of the people who are based here.
The Sydney Metro network will expand significantly in 2024.
New tunnels beneath Sydney Harbour will link Macquarie Park directly to the city for the first time, creating a single line from Tallawong in the north-west, through Macquarie Park, south to the city and Sydenham.
From 2024 you will be able to get a direct Metro from Barangaroo to Macquarie Park in just 18 minutes, with a train every 4 minutes during peak times.
