One of my favorites, just remembered it, and this article is from the AU’s perspective.
I like that they have to explain it to Aussies because they don’t understand why there would be a need for massive parking lots.
Not all US cities have reliable or widespread public transport networks, so it’s likely that a similar number of Americans drive to and from concerts. As such, most stadiums in the US are surrounded by vast parking lots to accommodate all the vehicles - but not in Australia.
Here’s another article that counters this just a little: https://www.crikey.com.au/2024/02/28/taylor-swift-mcg-parking-urban-planning/
tl;dr Australia is still a quite a car-centric place relative to most of Europe and only marginally better than Canada and the US
EDIT: Looks like Victoria is planning to remove parking minimums from housing near public transport which is a good start.