November 26 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm AEDT
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SHAPING TOMORROW
Exploring the changes shaping care, community and our future
The way we care, connect and support people is changing. Shaping Tomorrow brings together leaders, experts and fresh perspectives to explore what’s emerging across health, aged care, community and technology, and what these changes could mean for the future.
Hear from Eugene McGarrell, GM Commissioning at Sydney North Health Network, a StewartBrown sector expert, and the Founder of Purpose Again, a new AI platform designed to help older people rediscover purpose and connection. Proveda CEO Kaz Dawson and Chair Chris Liell-Cock will also share Proveda’s perspective on a changing landscape, reflecting on FY26 and how we are responding with purpose, innovation and a clear focus on what comes next.
The afternoon will also incorporate Proveda’s Annual General Meeting.
Thursday, 26 November 2026 | 2.00–4.00pm
Venue:
McKell Room – Parliament of NSW, 6 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW
By clicking the ‘Register Now’ button. Please RSVP by Friday, 21 November 2026.
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Getting to the Venue
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Onsite Parking
Please note that there is no public parking available at NSW Parliament House. Attendees arriving by car can use nearby public parking stations, including:
- Wilson Parking – 131 Macquarie Street
- The Domain Car Park – St Mary’s Road
- Sydney Hospital Car Park – Hospital Road
Public Transport
NSW Parliament House is conveniently located in Sydney’s CBD and is easily accessible by public transport.
The nearest stations are:
- Martin Place Station (approximately a 3 minute walk)
- St James Station (approximately a 5 minute walk)
- Circular Quay (approximately a 10–15 minutes walk)
Martin Place is serviced by:
- Sydney Metro M1
- T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line
- T8 Airport & South Line
If you’re arriving by bus, services operate along:
- Macquarie Street
- Elizabeth Street
- Castlereagh Street
Venue Details
The AGM will be held in the McKell Room, Parliament of NSW, located at: 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000.
Entry is via the security gatehouse on Macquarie Street, near the State Library of NSW. All visitors are required to pass through security screening upon arrival.
You can find more information about the venue and public transport here.