In Queensland it’s called a Safety Certificate, but yes, it’s the same RWC dance.
Expect to pay roughly AUD $80–$120 for most cars, $50–$90 for motorcycles, and $40–$70 for light trailers, with mobile call-outs often adding $20–$60.
Prices vary by accredited station, location and vehicle class, and if it fails you’ll only pay again if you book a fresh inspection rather than a simple recheck.
Ring around for quotes, ask what’s included, and try not to confuse roadworthy with “concours-ready”—different sport entirely.
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