Rules and Fines
The University has a Parking and Traffic Policy in place to assist with effective and safe management of parking and traffic on our campuses. Parking restrictions apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Any non-compliance with the University’s Parking and Traffic Policy (opens in a new window) may result in a parking fine being issued.
How to avoid receiving a parking fine
- park wholly within a marked bay
- park only in the correct bay colour for your permit
- clearly display a valid parking permit in the front windscreen of your vehicle
- park in a manner that does not jeapordise the safety of others
- park in a manner that does not damage University grounds and environment
- only park in a designated disability parking space if you have a valid MPS permit (opens in a new window) displayed
- obey all parking and road signs
Who to contact if you've been issued a fine
If you have a question or need help, please call Revenue NSW on 1300 138 118, Monday to Friday between 7am to 7pm. Alternatively, head online to: nsw.gov.au/fines-and-fees (opens in a new window)
Reports
The Fines Act 1996 has recently been amended. Issuing agencies are now required to publish reports regarding reasons for not attaching infringement notices onto vehicles.
Download July-September 2025 report.
What you can do on the Revenue NSW website
Here you will find information such as:
- How to pay a fine or fee
- How to request a review of a fine
- How to transfer the fine to the person responsible
- What options are available if you have difficulty paying your fine
- The process to have your fine heard in court