Parking Australia strives to be a key source of leadership, education and technical information for the parking industry.
Parking Australia is the national body representing the interests of the parking industry in Australia.
Parking Australia co-ordinates a directory of parking providers that offer touchless payment methods.
ZipBy continues to grow its market share with Hobart Airport implementing ZipBy to deliver a seamless parking experience for its internal and contracted staff. This is the second car park in Tasmania to introduce the industry leading technology ZipBy, following Devonport Council introducing it in November 2020.
Continue readingWilson Parking, Australia’s leading parking operator, is collaborating with Dexus, Australia’s largest office landlord and MPavilion, to support the latest arts and cultural event in the centre of Melbourne, located at the Dexus and Wilson Parking managed property, Parkade.
Continue readingBrisbane City Council have announced the end to cash payments at 960 parking meters which operate 7500 parking spaces around Auchenflower, Buranda, Bowen Hills, Fortitude Valley, Kelvin Grove, Milton, Newstead, South Brisbane, West End and Woolloongabba.
Continue readingIn light of recent state lockdown measures and border closures, the Parking Australia Board of Directors has taken the prudent decision to push the holding of PACE from 23 – 25 May 2021 to 22 – 24 August 2021.
If you weren’t able to join us for last week’s webinar on ‘Using Solar and EV to achieve renewable energy targets in parking’, you can catch up now by logging into the Member Resources section.
Replacing cars that run on fossil fuels with electric cars will be important in meeting climate goals – road transport produces more than 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions. But there are obstacles to wider uptake, particularly in Australia.
View directory information for providers that offer contactless payment methods when parking. This includes parking apps to book, enter/exit car parks and pay.
A hydrogen economy could tap Australia’s abundant solar and wind energy resources, and provides a way to store and transport energy. But, to date, there has been little attention on the technology’s potential environmental challenges.
While the Federal Budget provided a vast suite of measures for individuals and businesses, Parking Australia were extremely disappointed that the Treasurer did not make any significant changes to Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) on parking.