What you shared

Initial consultation was undertaken with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to understand their level of support for the name change, and confirm it is considered culturally appropriate.

A summary of the findings can be seen below, or read the Community Engagement Report. The feedback shared will be used to help inform council's decision on whether the Nicholas Street Precinct Carpark should retain its current name or be renamed to “Tulmur Place Carpark”.

Who participated

Demographic data was captured as part of engagement activities to understand the diversity of respondents. See a breakdown below.
Gender Breakdown
Age breakdown

What you shared

  • Cultural appropriateness

    Overall, 85% of respondents (inclusive of all Traditional Owner respondents) confirmed the use of the word Tulmur in connection with the carpark would be considered culturally appropriate, with the remaining 15% unsure.

  • Support for change

    93% of respondents stated they are supportive of the proposed name change to the carpark, seeing it as a suitable way to recognise the Aboriginal culture and heritage, as well as improve wayfinding.

How you shared

A targeted consultation was undertaken with members of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, who could have their say using one of the engagement channels below: