Gareth Parker

2 months ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Gareth Parker

Following a triumphant UKheadline tour, The Darkness have just announced they’ll be taking their newalbum Dreams On Toast over to North America. The band tease that theU.S. and Canada will get to experience their “rock’n’roll rampage” in August,September and November, sharing that fans of “peanut butter and jelly, maplesyrup, or lovers of marmite” are all welcome.

2 months ago | kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Simon Emmett |Gareth Parker

March 31, 2025Words:Nick RuskellPhotos:Simon EmmettLive photo:Gareth Parker“People used to think that we were taking the piss out of rock, didn’t they? Half the people said we were saving it. Half people thought we taking the piss out of it.”For the past hour, Justin Hawkins and the rest of The Darkness have, by turns, arguably been doing both of these things.

Nov 5, 2024 | bimplus.co.uk | Gareth Parker

With the built environment drowning in data, there needs to be a more pragmatic approach to harnessing it for the benefit of housebuilding, argues Naismiths CTO Gareth Parker. There is no question that the built environment has gone through a tumultuous time over the past five years.

Jul 15, 2024 | bimplus.co.uk | Gareth Parker

Winning the digital race starts with intentional application over chasing trends, argues Naismiths’ Gareth Parker. As can often happen when a buzzword enters a debate, the nuance around AI can be lost, especially when it comes to its practical applications. AI has been thrown almost immediately into the mainstream consciousness as something that is accessible without a traditional engineering or programming background.

Jan 19, 2024 | smh.com.au | Michael Genovese |Gareth Parker

A receiver's report lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission shows APL funded the club's expenses to the tune of $4.4 million, making it the entity's second-largest creditor behind Okewood itself - which is said to have loaned the club $33 million. Sage, a mining entrepreneur who was also part-owner of Perth Fashion Festival before its collapse, has been mulling sale options for years claiming he had spent $48 million trying to keep the club afloat.