I'm glad I don't have to go through that any more. South Australia doesn't require roadworthy checks, laws vary from state to state.
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MildredHubble
@Outdated That would be great! I think I'm responsible enough that I fix things generally before they become a problem. To be honest, I kinda have started relying on the MOT test to do the checking for me so I think if that were no longer the case I'd be catching the problems myself a little earlier!