By Stuart Norman, Parking Australia CEO
With 2021 now drawing to a close, on behalf of Parking Australia I’d like to wish you a very merry Christmas and a great new year. It is my view that the parking industry can look forward to a much better 2022, given the commitments from the states to open and stay open.
By Stuart Norman, CEO Parking Australia
After what has been a difficult 2020 and 2021, it’s encouraging that we can see a light at the end of the tunnel in terms of this pandemic. Australians continue to get vaccinated with the view of being able to move locally, nationally and internationally.
By Stuart Norman, Parking Australia CEO
‘Freedom Day’ in Sydney saw an increase in off-street parking volumes. While the increase was not great, as workers who can work from home are still advised to do so, it is hoped that the increase is a sign of things to come.
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.
