Get
Involved

We want to hear from the community.

We aim to be open and inclusive in our engagement and ensure that all Marsfield Common news is accessible, relevant, timely and meaningful for the community. We place a priority on encouraging genuine participation and putting the people of Ryde at the centre of our planning for the TG Millner site.

Soon, there will be an opportunity for the community to have their say on our proposal and, ideally, show support for the much-needed, site-appropriate housing and creation of new public open space. We will continue to provide information on the planning proposal and public exhibition process as further details come to hand.

How you can get involved:

If you have any questions or require further information, please contact us at info@marsfieldcommon.com.au.

Our
Principles

We look forward to continuing our engagement with the Ryde community and other key stakeholders in relation to our Marsfield Common proposal. Our guiding principles are:

  • Ensure that the former TG Millner site is revitalised to achieve its potential and the needs of the local community.
  • Secure the financial future of North Ryde RSL and Eastwood Rugby Clubs – the long-term custodians of TG Millner Field since the 1950’s.
  • Reconnect today’s community to Marsfield Common through new neighbours, new local access, new usages, new opportunities, and new ideas.
  • Deliver new site-appropriate housing, specifically designed recreational spaces for the local community and increased tree canopy on a scale that exceeds Council and State Government targets.
  • Seek to deliver long-term material public benefits to the community through the provision of key-worker housing and dedication of publicly accessible and relevant open space.

Thank
You

We would like to thank everyone in the community for their continued support of the Marsfield Common planning proposal throughout the process to date. We look forward to working closely with the community through the next phase of the community engagement process, which is anticipated to commence in early 2026.