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Welcome to the New Zealand Parking Association

The NZPA exists to promote communication, co­operation, education and the maintenance of common ethical standards in the field of parking management. As a trade organisation, we provide these services to local authorities, organisations providing parking services and trade suppliers.

Our aims are:

  • The collection and dissemination of information relevant to the parking industry to keep members well informed
  • Providing access and information about proposed changes that will affect members
  • Facilitating and encouraging discussion on matters pertaining to the parking industry nationwide
  • Liaising with government departments, local authorities and other organisations on parking matters
  • Providing a list of contacts in the parking industry for members of the public 

How the NZPA can help you

The purpose of the NZPA website is to provide contacts, industry trends and related information to the public and our members. Please note that we are not set up to deal with parking complaints from the general public. The NZPA is not a regulatory body, so we are unable to help with any personal parking related issues.

If you are a member of the public and would like to find out more information about car parks in New Zealand along with useful parking tips, check out our Resources page

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Jul 31, 2025

2025 NZPA Awards – Nominations Open!

National Parking Awards – Nominations Open! Join us for our second 2025 Annual NZPA Parking Awards Evening on Wed 17 Sep, celebrating day one of our conference. From our fantastic premier last year in Wellington, we’re excited to continue the tradition of recognising excellence across our industry. Last year’s Supreme Award went to Wilson Parking for their ParkMate AutoMate Innovation. Who commands the spotlight this year?

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Mar 27, 2024

NZPA Awards

introducing the 2024 categories

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Jun 28, 2023

Traffic warden assault highlights risks for staff and value of cameras

An attack on a woman parking warden in Motueka has highlighted increasing risks faced by council staff, councillors have been told.

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