Australian Constitution, the real one that hasn't been repealed, states that we have the right to Free Travel. The Quick & Garran interpretation is too long to include here. In simple speak it means as Free Travellers in our 'automobile' not for hire or reward (as opposed to a motor vehicle ... see below) we do not require a licence and, indeed, the 'automobile' does not require registering. So far we do not know of anyone who has actually exercised that right.
A 'motor vehicle', on the other hand, is used for hire/reward by a 'driver'.
We suggest reading up on Black's Law Dictionary.
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