Want to play detective and find out who owns a car? In Australia, your best bet is to contact the relevant state or territory's motor vehicle registry—think VicRoads in Victoria or RMS in New South Wales. You'll usually need the vehicle's registration number and a legitimate reason; privacy laws aren't a joke here. Sometimes, services like ServiceCentral can help streamline the process, but expect to pay a small fee and provide proof of identity. Remember, you can't just snoop for fun—there's a legal framework keeping nosy parkers in check.
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