Upcoming Events

You are invited to this AITPM NSW Branch seminar designed to provide practitioners with an update on the development of the new revisions of the Australian Standard 2890 Series (parking). The interactive session will cover: * An update on the development of AS 2890.6 and AS/NZS 2890.1 from the co-authors/ practitioners of the standards; * A discussion about the existing issues and matters that need to be considered in future updates.

It’s getting cold outside, so warm yourself up with a hot coffee and join the SA Branch and Young Professionals for our first Coffee Club social event of 2021 at ! Say hello to new faces and catch up with friends and colleagues in an informal networking environment. Talk transport, talk traffic or just keep it casual! Although we are inviting all young professionals, we welcome all members to join us for a coffee and muffins; the more the merrier!

As Sydneysiders, we use public transport to go about our daily lives! But as we take trains, ferries, buses, and light rail, we likely take the systems—and the complex legacy of more than 165 years of planning and development—for granted. For this month’s AITPM Young Professionals event, we’ll take the chance to learn about the everyday infrastructure that keeps Sydney moving. The tour will take us on a journey to explore unique spaces and hear stories that reveal the history of the city’s transport networks, from hidden tunnels beneath Hyde Park, to the missing platforms at Wynyard, to the Battle of Central Station that changed the Australian relationship with alcohol. We will be led by architect, urban designer, and academic Michael Kahn, who recently completed his PhD examining architecture’s role in helping shape the mega transport projects reshaping the city.

The AITPM NSW State Branch welcome its members, their guests and others to attend the 2021 Annual Meeting. We will enjoy a three course meal and drinks while hearing reports on the previous year, results of the NSW Branch Committee election and a presentation from guest speaker Tara McCarthy (Deputy Secretary, Safety, Environment and Regulation for Transport for NSW) on an integrated, multi model, risk based approach to safety, security and emergency management.