Short answer: you can’t publicly check odometer on Service NSW—Rego Check shows status, not kilometres. NSW doesn’t publish a public odometer history; readings live in inspection or service records and are typically visible only to the owner.
To verify kms, combine a PPSR search, stamped logbooks/invoices, any eSafety (pink slip) reports, and a proper pre‑purchase inspection. Shopping on Tradingpost or anywhere else, be wary of improbably low kms with patchy history and walk away if the story squints at you funny.

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