By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
Having read all the submissions for the 2021 Parking Industry Awards, I started to wonder – is it time to rewrite the textbooks on parking? There are some outstanding entries across all seven categories with a number showing the ability to adapt, given the circumstances that have arisen over the past year or so.
By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
In light of the fallout from the Auditor General’s report into the federal government’s commuter car park program, one key aspect has been lost. That being, this is the first time a federal government have acknowledged (with funding) that parking matters to people.
By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
Melbourne’s fourth lockdown has come just as the parking industry was starting to get some confidence about the year ahead and the path out of COVID. At our recent networking event in Sydney (prior to the latest lockdown), many attendees I spoke with were beginning to feel optimistic about the rest of 2021.
By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
Many of you attended, in person or virtually, the NSW Government Digital Parking Summit. The summit heard from a range of speakers including the NSW Minister for Digital and Minister for Customer Service, the Hon. Victor Dominello, and the Minister for Transport and Roads, the Hon. Andrew Constance.
By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
At the recent Parking Australia networking event held in Sydney, discussion turned to the issue of disability parking. In July last year, the Federal Government launched their Australian Disability Parking Scheme and since then the Queensland, Victorian and West Australian Governments, have all made changes to their disability parking schemes as well.
