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Brisbane’s parking fines exceeded projections, helping create a $24M surplus amid lower-than-expected spending.
Brisbane’s mid-year budget review shows parking fines brought in $6.5 million more than expected through December 2025, helping close a revenue gap caused by higher expenses and delayed grants.
The city now projects a $24 million surplus by June 30, with costs $11.2 million below forecast, thanks to fiscal discipline and completed Metro project contracts.
Council officials credit savings to reduced spending, while the Labor opposition warns cuts to infrastructure may harm growth.
Services like road maintenance, park upkeep, and public transport use—over 43 million bus rides and 3.3 million ferry trips—remained strong.
AI enforcement identified nearly 250,000 parking violations since 2022, mainly on major CBD streets, with 2.5% of fines overturned.
Las multas de estacionamiento de Brisbane excedieron las proyecciones, ayudando a crear un superávit de $24 millones en medio de un gasto menor al esperado.