Short answer: yes, dash cams are legal across Australia—just mount them sensibly, not like a GoPro glued to your eyeball, and don’t block your view.
Keep the unit high and tidy within the wiper sweep, away from sensors and airbags, and make sure the screen isn’t showing moving video while you’re driving.
Audio is the gotcha: recording private conversations without consent can breach state surveillance device laws, so either get consent or turn the mic off.
Footage is generally fine for insurance and police, provided you didn’t obtain it by doing something daft (like fiddling with it instead of driving).
Bottom line: secure mount, no obstruction, no distraction, and follow your own state’s road rules; when unsure, check your state transport authority’s guidance.
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